When it comes to the Sony Alpha 7R V it takes all of the good things from the A7 IV and it just improves upon them further.
When it comes to the Sony Alpha 7R V it takes all of the good things from the A7 IV and it just improves upon them further.
My first pro of the FX6 is definitely the form factor and the size and the weight. The size of this is very easy to just strip down, pack it into a backpack, and you don't really know it's there. It just feels like it could be a larger mirrorless body.
The Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 GM is the most premium Sony 35mm lens available. It has very strong features as it should with that GM badge; it has great build quality, the image quality, very reliable autofocus, clean bokeh, and really good chromatic aberration and flare control [...]
[I]f you're looking for a 35 millimeter that can do 90% of what the G Master can do at about half the price, the Sony FE 35mm f/1.8 is a great lens for you.
The 35mm f/1.8 OSS is a very solid performer given its lightweight compact size and price.
[G]reat image quality out of this lens and I've been happy with its performance, minus the corner sharpness at those lower apertures at 10 millimeters.
If you like shooting ultrawide photos with an ultra light and ultra small footprint, the Sony E 11mm f/1.8 is a great addition to your bag.
This is a fantastic lens if you like shooting wider perspectives on prime lenses since it is so fast as well. It is an expensive APS-C lens coming in at 750 dollars, but it's offering many high-end features in a pretty small package.
The Sony FE 50mm f/1.8 is one of those lenses that I think everyone should have and start on. It's a great lens to learn and you get some great results with a little bit of practice.
The Sony FE 50mm f/1.2 GM is one of those lenses that has such a unique look by being so sharp wide open and having fantastic AF thanks to those four XD linear motors that the image coming out of this is truly unique.
