This is that one lens that someone who isn't, I'm not going to say not serious about photography, but they're not looking to be pro and they don't need the best of the best with on-or-serve results and they're just happy with the results they're going to get.
It's not a camera that I personally would buy or recommend spending thousands of dollars to be in a system on.
This is one of the most well-rounded cameras for the money that I've ever seen.
This is one of the, and I'm not burying the lead here, one of the greatest, most impressive lenses I've ever seen.
I think Viltrox did a very good job releasing this Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 LAB FE lens and to have it at a $1,000 is a good option for somebody who wants to get into a 1.2 on Sony or on Nikon but wouldn't be able to drop any more money for something else.
I think it's for a beginner, I think it's for someone who maybe wants a backup camera to their full frame that they already have, though I would rather spend money on glass personally.
Sigma did a great job here, a unique first-of-its-kind lens. I think they hit it out of the park.
This is a great lens.
It is a really good choice in my opinion, but you need to make the decision for yourself.
The Sony a1 II is a beautiful, beautiful camera. It handles extremely well in every situation that I threw at it.
I think having a larger range with a smaller lens that is very similar in aperture to the other ones and very similar in price kind of makes sense if you're someone who isn't looking to be a pro photographer.
I have nothing bad to say about it other than it's not a 1.2.
I would have called it an R3 Mark II and be perfectly happy with this upgrade.
It is a solid offering at 1,000 bucks.
Very happy with the results from the Nikon Z6 III, that's all I have to say.
So if you are looking for something like this and you think that that range works for you, I can highly recommend it based off of the quality, the fast focusing, the sharpness, everything about it.
[...] I don't see a reason why I wouldn't recommend this lens for 800 bucks because there's really nothing else that matches it on the brand that I just talked about.
At the end of the day, I'm very happy with the results that I got from this camera.
A select few people who need a fisheye lens that is native to the E-mount or the L-Mount Alliance. You need something that is autofocus, wide open.
It was a really nice lens to use on the Sony A1, and if this fits the mold of what you're looking for, I don't think you can go wrong with purchasing it.
This is an incredible lens, so I think if you can afford it, a 24-105mm is better in my opinion than a 24-70mm f/2.8.
This is a must buy for the people that know they need this.
If you are an Astro shooter and that's your main focus, you can't go wrong with putting this in your bag.
[I]f you are looking for this Sony camera, it did a nice job.
