For me, there is no doubt that the Viltrox lens is a winner here. And I think that Viltrox can easily compete optically with the Sigma 35 f/1.4 Mark II, but for more than $200 cheaper.
For me, there is no doubt that the Viltrox lens is a winner here. And I think that Viltrox can easily compete optically with the Sigma 35 f/1.4 Mark II, but for more than $200 cheaper.
And Sirui Aurora 35mm f/1.4 is definitely the best bang for a buck lens you can get in 35 mm full frame for a lot of different cameras.
The 35mm f/1.8 is doing okay.
I can recommend this lens if you like the 24 full-frame field of view and focal length overall.
[T]his is one of my favorite Sony lenses ever produced.
I'm really hoping to see the 35mm, the 24mm, and the 50mm full-frame lenses, the fast ones with great autofocus, because the image quality is simply superb with the Aurora 85 f/1.4.
It's all in all a more versatile camera for filmmakers, but I do think that for the money, for $1,100 with the kit lens, the ZV-E10 II is just a killer deal.
All in all guys, I'm very satisfied with this Sony Alpha NEX-5T and I do recommend anybody trying this camera out. In your vacations, just purchase this one; 70 bucks is a no-brainer, and if you have some E-mount glass, you'll be having a lot of fun with this camera.
[T]his lens is a pretty good 85mm equivalent and considering that it's two times cheaper, smaller and less weighty than this 85mm full frame this is a pretty nice step up from your kit lens or Sigma 18-50mm.
To conclude guys, for $170 you get a lens that has pretty good optical performance, not that many flaws to be honest. Of course it's a plastic lens, but you don't need to throw it all around like playing football with it, but other than that it checks almost all the boxes.
All in all, really nice and fun lens to use, pretty sharp, not a lot of vignette when you use it as a regular lens, and it's pretty sharp in the corners as well, not a lot of distortion.
Viltrox AF 13mm f/1.4, hands down the best APS-C wide angle lens for the money.
So the Viltrox is the cheapest full-frame autofocus fast 24mm for Sony E and I think for the money it's doing a pretty good job.
The conclusion: I really enjoyed using Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 lens and it'll be especially handy for APS-C users and Sony A7 IV video shooters who shoot in 4K60 on a daily basis. This lens comes highly recommended, but there is one major drawback, the price.
I took this lens to my trip to Morocco and shot a ton of content with this lens and I can say that I'm very impressed and satisfied with it, as you might have guessed.
The bokeh is nice, the overall autofocus performance is also good, especially in video with the Sony A7S III, and I don't see any reason not to recommend the Viltrox lens for you guys that are using the Sony cameras and are a little tight on the budget.
I do enjoy using it on the steadicam because of this lens I saved my shoot on the darkness almost and I was very satisfied with the results with the look of it.
I guess this lens produces enormously great image quality and this lens is one of the greatest lenses I've ever used. I do love the picture quality it produces and I truly recommend this lens.
[...] I do recommend this camera in 2020 as a big camera or for a camera if you can find it in a good condition, especially in 2020 there are a lot of those cameras on the market for a pretty reasonable price.
