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Orchard Lens Hub

Hi, we have Sony E-mount lenses, and a full-frame 85 mm F1.4 portrait lens is around S$695 new. Which mount is your camera, and do you need autofocus?

Tampines Camera Exchange

Good day, we sell new and used lenses with a one-year carry-in warranty and can deliver to Tampines or Woodlands. What lens mount and focal length do you need?

Jurong Optics Studio

Hello, we handle portrait and video lenses for most camera brands, with collection in Jurong West. What is your budget, and is this for photos or video?

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Camera lenses in Singapore

In Singapore, a full-frame camera lens is a serious purchase: a full-frame 85 mm F1.4 autofocus portrait lens for Sony E-mount is listed at about S$695, according to sellers' websites, October 2026. The price depends on the mount, focal length, aperture and whether the lens is new or used, so post a request on BlaBlaPrice to get offers that fit your camera.

Prices are quoted per lens. What moves the price most:

  • Lens mount: it must match your camera body, for example E-mount for Sony cameras.
  • Focal length in millimetres and maximum aperture, such as F1.4 for low light.
  • Sensor format: full frame or APS-C, since a lens made for one may not suit the other.
  • New or used condition, and the warranty that comes with it.
  • Purpose: portraits, video, travel or sport.

Check the warranty and your rights

Warranty terms differ by brand. A Nikon warranty policy covers its lenses, and a Singapore domestic warranty notice lists a one-year carry-in service for some products. Ask each seller which warranty applies to the exact lens and who handles the carry-in service. Under Singapore's consumer law, as an advisory on amendments to the consumer law describes, you can reject defective goods and get a refund.

Season and the wet months

Singapore has no winter, so there is no lens-buying season as such, but October falls in the wetter part of the year. Frequent afternoon rain makes outdoor shoots harder to plan, so test a lens before a trip and keep it dry in a sealed bag when humidity is high. Weather-sealed lenses are worth asking about in the wet months.

How lenses are sold and delivered

Focal lengths are given in millimetres and apertures as F-numbers, and listings usually state the mount in the title. Searching the word "lenses" here also returns many contact lens and eyewear listings, so name the camera brand and mount to avoid wrong results. Delivery is arranged to Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio. Used lenses are offered alongside new ones, so ask for condition photos.

What to write in your request

Give the camera brand and mount, the focal length you need, the aperture, the sensor format and the purpose. State whether you want new or used, the warranty you expect, your delivery address and your budget in Singapore dollars. Photos of the lens condition help used-lens sellers answer quickly.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. You describe the lens you want in your own words in a chat, and BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for any missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, price and terms. Your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. For related gear see Photo / video and Digital cameras, or start on the BlaBlaPrice home page.

Questions and answers

How much does a camera lens cost in Singapore?

A full-frame 85 mm F1.4 portrait lens for Sony E-mount is listed at about S$695, according to sellers' websites in October 2026. Other lenses vary with mount, focal length and aperture, so get an offer for your model.

Is a used lens a good idea?

It can save money, but check the condition with photos and ask whether any warranty still applies, since a used lens may not carry the manufacturer's cover.

What if a lens is faulty after I buy it?

Under Singapore's consumer law, as an advisory on amendments to the consumer law describes, you can reject defective goods and get a refund.

Does the warranty include carry-in service?

A Singapore domestic warranty notice lists one year of carry-in service for some products, so ask each seller which warranty covers the exact lens.

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