After shooting with it quite a bit, I’ve found the Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 AF Z to be good, cost-effective, and fun to shoot with — a great combination that’s hard to find.
After shooting with it quite a bit, I’ve found the Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 AF Z to be good, cost-effective, and fun to shoot with — a great combination that’s hard to find.
For a lens that’s neither a zoom nor a telephoto, this is a rather big and heavy lens.
After shooting with the S1 for a while, I’ve found the image quality to be stellar. The operational aspects (menus and controls) are quite good, and the overall handling is secure.
Having tried a few different Nikon Z-mount fisheyes lately, I quite like this one. For the style of shooting I’ve been doing with it — on-the-go travel-style shooting — I’ve found it to work well.
There’s a lot to like about the Fujifilm X-T1 — it’s a very good camera. The image quality is excellent.
I don’t like the way the autofocus disengages every time the camera goes to sleep. And for me, that’s a rather large issue.
[I]f you’re a fan of ultra wide-angle, as I am, then it’s well worth a look.
[I] found it easy to use and a good pairing for these smaller Z-mount mirrorless cameras.
This is a solid choice as a starter lens. Paired with these cameras, it’s versatile and capable. Sure, it leaves plenty of room to explore other lenses to upgrade to later (especially faster), but as a start, it’s a reliable and safe choice.
