[I]t's a great lens, as the previous one was, but it also is a lot smaller, in my opinion, than the previous one, so it is more compact, smaller, lightweight.
[I]t's a great lens, as the previous one was, but it also is a lot smaller, in my opinion, than the previous one, so it is more compact, smaller, lightweight.
It's not too heavy and it's not too large, and honestly, for the range and the aperture, I expected a much bigger lens.
What you need from an 85 is precision and beautiful fall off, and I think this lens checks every box.
So all in all, Fuji definitely has a hit here with the Instax Wide 400. It's real simple to use.
This is a great workhorse lens. With a 28 to 45 range, you can shoot pretty much anything, and that aperture constant f/1.8 gives you beautiful images and superior optical performance, exactly like you would expect from an Art series lens.
This is an excellent lens if you want to get those wide shots, and at the same time, you can zoom in and still take great portraits at 25mm.
It's really hard not to like this lens.
Whether you're professional or enthusiast, this lens deserves a spot in your camera bag.
Basically, if I had to sum up this camera in one sentence or maybe even this video in one sentence, this is a telescope that you can put in your bag and whatever you point it at it'll capture it.
I love the images that I captured in this shoot. I love the compression, I love the narrow depth of field, I love the unusual angle.
I think it's a great addition to the Sony full frame lineup.
Bottom line: the GH6 is feature-rich and will undoubtedly change the landscape of small sensor, budget filmmaking and be a go-to camera option for the foreseeable future.
I can tell you right now it's a really well-built lens. It feels great and that it's going to be well-built when you see that Art Series stamped on the lens by Sigma.
[...] I think Sony gave a massive upgrade to the camera that was already very famous between content creators, so in the range of under a thousand dollars this is definitely the best camera for bloggers.
If you're looking for a really dependable nice wide angle lens that's clean, sharp, and has a really cool effect, check out the 17mm f/4 DG DN Contemporary from Sigma.
Choosing a camera is incredibly individual and subjective but I can say with confidence the Panasonic S5 II / IIX will be my main go-to camera this year and it's going to be a lot easier for me to recommend it to others.
So right there, it's a really well-designed, well-thought-out lens, and it's clearly them stepping up and Filling the rest of the Z mount lineup, one of the things I found actually surprised about this was the close focus.
You're gonna be noticing that throughout most this shoot; I'll be shooting wide open because that's really to me why you would buy a lens like this, to have the ability to have a zoomable prime lens.
This lens is fantastically sharp, lightweight, compact, and extremely versatile. It’s also relatively affordable compared to the Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8, making it a no-brainer for many photographers.
The 105 was really, really versatile.
The Sigma fp L is truly the best modular do-it-all camera I've ever come across. It's great for stills, great for video, and I really can't find a downside.
I would recommend the Fujifilm X-E4 to someone who loves street photography, really likes the vintage look and feel of this camera, and overall doesn't want to spend a ton of money.
I still wanted to make her pop off of this busy background and that's where the shallow depth of field comes into play, and I think this lens does a great job at that and you're looking at it right now.
Whether you're an amateur, semi-professional, or professional videographer or photographer, the Panasonic Lumix DC-S5 is a great little camera. I still can't get over how small this thing is.
