The Sony 20mm f/1.8 G lens is a very welcome addition to Sony’s growing lens lineup. It is incredibly small, weighs just 13.2 oz and produces incredibly sharp images, even on the Sony a7R IV that has a tendency to demand the highest resolving FF lenses on the market.
While it isn’t the smallest or lightest lens, it is one of the most versatile & affordable wildlife and sports-focused lenses Sony has available today.
After having spent a week with the Sony a7R IV in Alaska, I think it is safe to say that Sony has pushed the a7R product line to new heights.
While I have always been impressed with Sony’s cameras and sensors, it is Sony glass that I have been most impressed with lately.
I imagine it can be a challenge to attempt to update the world’s most popular mirrorless camera in a way that not only capitalises on its strengths and fixes its weaknesses but also doesn’t break the bank in the process.
The a7R II is essentially the culmination of all the previous a7 cameras that Sony has released to date.
To me, Sony has created an incredible camera at an incredible price point that is honestly hard to beat.
When Sony first announced the a7r, many photographers felt it was going to be a game changing camera.
