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| Name | Best Lens Choice for Sony Alpha Full Frame Cameras |
| Video Uploader | Video From Mark Galer's Alpha Creative Skills |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 15-09-2021 04:07:50 |
| Video Discription | Lens Choice for Sony Alpha Full-Frame Cameras IMPORTANT INFO: Please do not see this as a video about specific lenses or bands of lenses. I have used the word 'Best' as a term that describes 'most appropriate'. What is best for me may not be best for you. It is also not intended as a lens review that compares brands. The main decision that a photographer needs to make is Zoom or prime, f/4 zooms or f/2.8 zooms. If you choose primes, which focal lengths and th idea of using two bodies and two primes (two-from-four). I introduce the idea of zooming with your feet or zooming in post (cropping to cover the focal lengths skipped). I also look at the advantages that high-resolution sensors offer photographers who have chosen to work with primes or APS-C zooms. Please don't tell me that I forgot to mention one lens over another because brand is the least important topic being discussed here. I have purchased non-Sony lenses such as the Zeiss Batis 2.8/135 when I feel there is a lens that will suit my personal needs. Weight is a significant factor in my own choices but maybe not for you. A heavier 35mm f/1.4 over the lighter f/1.8 is a choice I explained in depth in the video. it does not really matter which f/1.4 so long as the AF is fast (another important factor that guides my own choices - but maybe not for you). Best is a subjective term and I have no hidden agenda to promote one lens over another. NOTE: This video was updated for my Patrons in 2023: Patreon.com/markgaler Start: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 The Holy Trinity 00:50 F1.8 Primes 01:40 50mm Primes 07:29 Second Body 12:04 F4 Zooms 13:57 Very Small Full Frame Primes 17:54 FE 35 F1.4 GM 22:10 1.5x crop and APS-C Mode 24:54 2 and 2.25x crop 29:06 Two from Four (an alternative workflow to zooms) 2 Primes and 2 bodies 37:02 FE 20mm F1.8 G - extracting a wider angle of view 42:05 FE 400mm F2.8 GM 47:18 APS-C Lenses on Full Frame Bodies 52:14 Concluding remarks 1:10:36 Mark Galer is a Sony Alpha Ambassador for Australia. Join Mark Galer on Patreon for the best Alpha Support and Guidance. A single $10 Membership fee includes access to member-only Q&A Forums + Over twenty 1-hour member-only seminars, 'over 15 downloadable' eBooks + cameras settings files (there is no contract or commitment beyond the first month). https://www.patreon.com/markgaler Mark's supporting website: http://www.markgaler.com If you find Mark's work for the Alpha community helpful please consider making a donation to support the creation of new learning resources for Alpha users. Go the Donations link: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/alphacreativeskills #SonyAustralia #SonyAlpha #SonyAmbassador #SonyAlphaANZ s-lbviqIsp8 |
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