8 APS-C Lenses that MAXIMIZE your Camera in 2024!

[@gabriel-mckee]

T stops (T for transmittance) is the light that actually hits the sensor; it can only be measured in a lab using some pretty expensive equipment. F stops are a theoretical value derived from your lens' focal length divided by the diameter of your aperture. Put very simply, the T-stop is the corrected, real-world value of the F-stop. For instance, an f/1.8 will often be more like a T/2.0.

[@FaridRudiansyah]

So that's why we should drop one stop so the image will be crisp sharp, i.e Lens F1.4 optimally in F1.8

[@evanwalker3513]

The skin tones in the Sigma 18-50 do seem to lean a little green. Other than that it’s a great little lens that stays on my camera 90% of the time. Perfect for a gimbal!

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi Evan, yes I agree. Cine2 works wonders

[@ABEiiiKU]

Excellent video. Your surrealistic voice is one of your greatest perks! I went with the Tamron 17mm-70mm to pair with my Sony ZV-E10. First timer-photography/videography enthusiast and I must admit I love it.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you Abe, what a great choice. I’ll have to try that one out

[@ABEiiiKU]

That would be awesome to watch you delve into it. You've been one of my best mentorship in understanding this field since I started in late November 2023. You make understanding cinematography effortlessly easier.

[@sadiqabdulsobur5410]

How are you finding your Tamron 17-70? I’m a first time photographer and videographer as well? Do you reckon I buy that?

[@randomname931]

tamron 17-70, vriltrox 27mm and sony 70-350mm for me.

[@nomad_pix]

Sigma 10-20mm 2.8, Sigma 56mm 1.4, Sony 70-350mm 4.5-6.3. First choice for sony apsc imo

[@thefilmalliance]

I appreciate how you covered the entire focal length spectrum with only three lenses. I haven’t used any of those lenses but that seems like the perfect trio of lenses for any APS-C user. Thank you.

[@nomad_pix]

@@thefilmalliance there is a second choice and the third... and fourth as well 😜

[@randomname931]

missing a lot of focal range imo, namely the 30mm area.

[@alanzito3d]

Why did you choose Sony 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 instead of Sony 18-105mm f/4?

[@patrickgottschalk1826]

Or why not the Tamron 17-70 f2.8?

[@DarioSinger]

​@patrickgottschalk1826 The Tamron has a shorter range and is notva Power Zoom lens, and in videography, that's a plus. On the other hand, 18-105 is an F4 which compared to the Tamron F2.8 has some problem in darker environment but in daytime with sunny days F.4 is even too much. At night i usually using one of the Sigmas prime. The Tamron though could be very useful.

[@JonathanDyer651005]

Absolutely the Sony 18-135mm, my favorite walk around lens. Not on your list but an amazing lens for wildlife is the Sony 70-350mm. what a great value for all that reach, if you need it. Bought it to photograph bears and iceboats and have found all kinds of other uses. It’s a little bulky but nothing like the heft of an equivalent full-frame lens (105-525mm) in weight or price.

[@randomcommenterurl]

When comparing apse lenses to full frame, the crop factor should also be applied to the aperture (f-stop). The prices start to match once a fair comparison is made

[@joseprada7728]

This channel never disappoints

[@MrPhilbautista]

I'd give props to the Sigma 18-35/1.8. The wider max aperture is much more useful than the 15mm it gives up on the telephoto end of the 18-50/2.8 when shooting video cos when shooting video with these lenses, most of the zooming is done with the feet anyway but it's much more difficult to account for depth of field and light gathering. I'd also like to give props to the Sigma 16/1.4, an excellent wide angle prime perfect for the vlog style shooting you do. While it doesn't have OS, wide angle lenses tend to be more forgiving, if handled correctly. Both of these lenses are quite heavy though, so using them with a gimbal will require a lot of careful balancing and, given how front heavy they will be, it helps to get a gimbal with stronger motors. But if you're mounting them on glidecams or using them handheld, you should do just fine.

[@thegatheredlife]

This video was so timely! That is exactly what I came to KZbin for. Thank you so much for all the detailed information!

[@thefilmalliance]

Awesome thanks. So… what lens did you like the best?

[@stevenjones4835]

T and f is two different things. T means how much light comes through the front of the glass and to the sensor. F means the diameter of the glass pretty much. T transmission is a more accurate measurement than F

[@NigelDPresents]

I was expecting the Sony 11mm F 1.8 lens.

[@thefilmalliance]

That would have been a great addition.

[@JimmyFeelsIt]

as far as I know, T and f are not different when it comes to the result but rather the way they are measured. f stops measure how far the lens opens to let in light while the T (transmission) depends on how much light actually gets in. An f/1.4 would be pretty much the same as a T/1.4 but it is a bit more accurate.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Jimmy for the explanation. Ok now I understand

[@jermainehayes1961]

I believe the T-stop measures how much light actually reaches the sensor while F-stop measures the aperture. I guess film needs that level of specificity.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you Jermaine, I knew someone would be out there with this information. That’s interesting isn’t it?

[@MostafaMoradii]

Yeah, they consider amount of light is reflected or not reached to the sensor. So F-stop always is lower than T-stop.

[@an_o_ia]

Thank you so much. That´s really what I needed now ❤

[@thefilmalliance]

It’s my pleasure

[@Greatbylook]

I'm planning to buy sony 35mm F1.8 OSS is it worthed? I like the OSS rather the sigma 30 mm F1.4

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes I thinks it’s worth it

[@Greatbylook]

@@thefilmalliance thank you for the reply :)

[@Psyko_Blood]

For me its the SIgma 30mm 1.4 and Tamron 17-70 2.8 VC.. The most Sony Alpha 6xxx series (and ZVE10) dosent have IBIS.. and on the Tamron you have a perfect allrounder with VC and that for 550 Euro right now!! thats crazy and unbeatable :D

[@theBrokenNoobTech]

Great video . I would include Fujifilm 16-55 in that list. For me it is one of the best lenses I have

[@charlieparis3454]

I believe that T and F when referring to aperture are different measurements of light, F is based off of the diameter of the aperture (it doesnt account for the lost of light through the lens elements) where as T is based off of how much light will reach the sensor so it will provide a more accurate number since it takes into account how much light fall off there will be as it travels through to the lens. I am fairly new to this concept so I might not have explained it 100% accurately but I think thats the idea behind it

[@thefilmalliance]

That makes sense, thank you for that!

[@jdmgsr05]

Top three must haves for Indoor City Outdoor zoom

[@forti-_-]

Great Video! what lens are you using in your video? Or would you recommend the sigma 16mm f/1.4 with the Sony zv-e10 for content creation? Thanks

[@dangerousmethod_33]

Yes, it totally works(is the preferred lens for many content creators). But if you see the list that he recommends in this video probably he will tell you to use the Viltrox 13.mm f1.4, it works in the same scenarios. He also said he uses this lens for vlogging and weddings.

[@danolex51]

You're a good producer and photographer. Amazing video, thank you!

[@jonmicheals621]

What do you think about the Sigma 23mm 1.4f? I use a Zve10 for B roll on a gimbal, along side my Canon xa70. And you are so right that Sigma 18-50 2.8f lens is awesome I use it all the time. I also use the Sony 11mm 1.4f for shooting inside, small rooms great lens. I am just deciding to go with the 23mm or the 30mm Sigma.

[@gtomasz100]

I own 18-135 in my opinion it is the best kit lens across the whole range of kit lenses.

[@unlockthepicture]

It surprises me not to see the sigma 16mm F1.4 in here.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes I wish I could have got my hands on that one for this video. Love the Sigma 16

[@neutrinostorm]

Thanks Joe for your overview! My lineup on my a6700 and ZV-E10: Tamron 150-500 (mostly on the a6700 for wildlife - best eye autofocus and subject tracking), Tamron 17-70 when I film a bit (very smooth zoom and image stabilization, beautiful continuous aperture F2.8), Viltrox 13mm F1.4, Viltrox 27mm F1.2, Viltrox 75mm F1.2 and NISI 9mm F2.8 for maximum field of view with incredible sharpness.

[@thefilmalliance]

Wow what a lineup! I wish I had those lenses

[@neutrinostorm]

​@@thefilmalliance ​ Before I bought the Tamron 150-500mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD, I bought the Tamron 18-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD. Nice lens, almost as small and light as the 17-70. But after my new lineup it will go on sale. Still, it's an affordable and lightweight zoom option with great wildlife focus due to great autofocus, good image stabilization and excellent image sharpness at 300mm (center frame). But when it comes to corner sharpness at 18mm, the lens falls far short of the 17-70 and any other prime option. Another lens for sale is the Sigma 16mm F1.4. The chromatic aberrations are much worse than with the cheapest Viltrox, the 13mm F1.4.

[@Jeremym211]

thank you for including the cost in the graphic so many times I watch a video and have to do side research to compare prices

[@paulsansone1908]

I find it offensive you don’t have more subscribers! Another awesome, well thought out, super informative video. You only put out bangers dude!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Paul, it’s all good. In due time my friend

[@educationforall5458]

Thank you

[@dasnack]

The minimum focus distance on the Sony 18-135 doesn't change along the zoom range, which gives it a 0,29 max reproduction ratio. Yes, it's far from macro, but it's the best one from all the lenses in the video, so it's weird that the "it's not macro" argument came precisely with that lens.

[@davidmanzi4491]

I'd love Sony to update the 55-210. Such a great range, but not a great lens. Yes, I've tried it.

[@thecloudsurfer]

Love the production quality! This video needs more views

[@thefilmalliance]

I appreciate that!

[@Pharesm]

I hope there's an 18mm of that anamorphic lens, hoping it'll give me a 24mm equivalent picture? I have a sony 11mm and love it! I'm planning to get the Viltrox 75mm F1.2 That stabilized zoom lens you talk about, I'll get as the fourth lens - more for the stabilization than the zoom...

[@thefilmalliance]

I would love a 18 anamorphic but I do t know ow if they make those. Yes that 18-135 is awesome for handheld

[@Hamzimza]

What would you recommend for someone who wants to do primarily review product videos like recording laptops, phones, PCs, etc. Mostly recording tech for A/B roll. I already have the ZVe10 w/ the kit lens 16-50 mm f3.5-5.6. But I feel it def has limitations.

[@chasenicholson237]

Phenomenal video but I’d say the Tamron 17-70 2.8 used is worth looking at over the sigma 18-50 2.8 ESPECIALLY if you have a camera body with no in body image stabilization because of the tamrons vibration control. More range as well.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for that. I appreciate the insight. I'll have to pick one of those up

[@-441-]

No Tamron 17-70...? 👀👀

[@bololollek9245]

I love that lens. Sure it is twice the size of the sigma 18-50 but the zoom range and fixed apeture makes me never leave that lens at home

[@-441-]

@@bololollek9245 I finally pulled the trigger on it 2 weeks ago, and as a first ever lens I honestly couldn't be more happy. Feels like I'm apart of an exclusive club or something. Even though sometimes with the weight feeling like it'll make my wrist tendon fall off, I can't bring myself to part ways with it.

[@theodosisv.5159]

Ι have some lenses but my lovely one is 18-135 with zve10 👏👏

[@private6876]

​@bololollek9245 can you increase f2.8 to f10 in tamrom 17 70. Or fixed in f2.8?

[@-441-]

@@private6876 I know you didn't ask me but I can answer that and say yes you definitely can increase it to whatever f-stop you need. I think it goes up to f22. But short answer is yes lol.

[@8fingerbot470]

What about the Tamron 17-70? It has VC and weather resistant

[@thefilmalliance]

I’ve got to try it, thank you

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

Thank you for he video.I did add the APS_C A6700 to my camera collection for its small size and inexpensive lenses even though I typically shoot full frame. I don't shoot video but I appreciate your comments in that area. I own a few of these lenses but l like the new Sigma 10-18/2.8 DC DN Contemporary to pair with the 18-50/2.8. Also considering the new Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 to pair with my 75/1.2. Enjoy and take care,

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi Steven, those are some nice setups you mention. I’d love to try them out one day. Thanks for the thoughtful comment. That Sigma 10-18 looks tempting. I actually didn’t even know about that Viltrox so thanks for telling me about it

[@synthmanlim7152]

I just bought a Viltrox 27mm F1.2 for Sony a6700 really a great lens!

[@aritraroy7841]

Totally confused between 18 50 Sigma and 30mm 1.4 Sigma. I mostly do street with some cinematic videos.. but occasionally i have to shoot portraits also. Can anyone guide me?

[@techrj3006]

I love my 15 mm 1.4 and 56 mm 1.4 Sigma setup more than what you have mention..but nice info.for others who want to buy something else..

[@josemariahingpit1247]

I bought the last piece sigma 18-50mm in japan last week. Its out of stock everywhere

[@davidfinley9853]

For Fujifilm, I don't see anything that tops the Fujifilm 16-55 f2.8. It's old yet consistent as well as weather sealed.

[@charlesbussieres-hamel3828]

Great video! I bought 6 months ago the Rokinon 12mm F2. It’s probably not the best lens but I wanted a wide angle lens for vlogging with my ZVE10. I’m not a pro, I do it for fun and I’m getting great results with it. It’s wide enough even with the active stabilisation.

[@thefilmalliance]

Awesome! Sounds like that lens is all you need for now. I’ve never used it but hope to one day

[@whyjaywonders]

Great video. One of the best videos about APS-C lenses. Kudos. But I have to say. 16:23 Asking the viewers what the T means on a lens by the channel with a name "the FILM alliance" is funny :)

[@tommyfi]

I have both the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 and the Sony 55-210mm f/4.5 - 6.3 pared with Sony A6700 and I agree with you that are two cheap but great lenses. I suggest also the Samyang AF 12 mm F2.0, that's a great and cheap option for landscapes and astro photography!

[@thefilmalliance]

Awesome advice, thanks

[@tommyfi]

@@thefilmalliance You are welcome! 😉

[@NARRASSAFilmes]

I sold all my ff canon gears and I’m investing hard in Apsc cameras and lenses from Sony and I could be happier with my jobs.

[@thefilmalliance]

Great choice. I second your decision

[@tootoochannel249]

I chose Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 instead of Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 because of their longer zoom range.

[@thefilmalliance]

Great choice. That’s the one lens I wish I had been able to use. I’ll have to get my hands on it.

[@mathiaskrokos8961]

Which ND-filters should I buy for my A6700 with a Tamron 17-70mm F2.8?

[@rowenhusky]

Why the 35mm Sirui vs the native e mount SIRUI 24mm Anamorphic Lens F2.8 1.33X APS-C Camera Lens? Wouldn't 24mm be closer to 35mm in APS-C and has a native E mount without an adapter?

[@Albertoabrian]

Tamron 70-300 4,5-6,3

[@jeremyarodriguez]

Got a smoking deal with the Sony 18-135mm with the A6700

[@thefilmalliance]

Hey Jeremy, that would be my dream setup!

[@ztfilms5047]

lol I just picked up my first ever mirrorless camera (a6700) and my first two lens choices were tamron 17-70, and Sony 70- 350 , extremely happy and covered for almost any occasion with both of them, only looking to add the viltrox primes you've included in your list. I'll be set forever then...... maybe an anamorphic too 😅

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes you’ve got all the focal lengths covered now a couple primes will fill your camera bag perfectly

[@tmtsoares]

Hey Joe! Great video. I really like your channel. I noticed that Sigma lenses bring significant correction to the APSC sensor. They have a pinkish tone that makes them look very natural on the skin. Correcting the color profile, it looks much better than the colors of Sony lenses, which have a more greenish tone.

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi there, you nailed it. I couldn’t have said it better. With that said there’s something about the Sony 18-135 that bucks the Sony lens inconsistencies with skin tones. Did you notice that?

[@MobileCanal]

I think 18-105 F4 is better than 18-135 f3.5-5.6, especially for videography

[@maddybaliga]

You are missing the crown of the lenses my friend Sony 70-350 G.....fantastic lens

[@sssonyte]

Or all lenses work on sony a 5100?

[@lvrvisuals7800]

Just buy FF lenses and use a speed booster. This takes the most out of your crop sensor.

[@RandumbTech]

Most of your handheld footage is super shaky. Have you tried turning all the stabilization off and then use Gyroflow in post? I've been goofing around with it for the past few months and am seriously impressed with it - super easy to use as well with a native plugin for resolve. Oh, and the best all around lens out of all of these is definitely the Sigma 18-50. That lens rarely leaves my FX30.

[@thefilmalliance]

No, I haven’t. I’ve got to give that a try. Thanks for telling me about it

[@Freewxll614]

Some great choices! A full frame edition would be nice as well, I've been looking to get an a7IV in the next few months

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I that’s a great point. Are you a hobbyist or doing film full time?

[@Freewxll614]

@@thefilmalliance I'm a part time videographer, mainly sports atm looking to transition into a full-time freelance position by the end of the year. Been doing paid work with a sports production company but looking to reach more clients during the spring

[@Jay-Go]

Joe, this is an excellent topic. You definitely nailed it with the intro. I was that guy, too, a year ago. I was super curious what you'd end up picking as your"favorite" wide angle lens. I figured it'd be between the Sony 11mm and the Viltorx 13mm. Was the f1.4 vs the f1.8 the deciding factor? Or was it something else?

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi Jay, thanks for that. My favorite lens ended up being the Sony 18-135 but I’m waiting to purchase it when I have it in my budget

[@Jay-Go]

@@thefilmalliance Yeah, totally saw that overall your favortie was the Sony zoom. I was asking about your reasons for going with the Viltrox over something like the Sony 11mm. No biggie.

[@CLtech05]

I was not expecting the 50-210 being recommended. I own this one and use but most people say is crap

[@thefilmalliance]

I know right? I’m shocked it has such a bad reputation

[@jairuskteo]

Thanks for the sharing. I was thinking of XS20 and A6700. I think A6700 is easier to use

[@thefilmalliance]

Thats hard to say. It depends on what you’re using them for. I created a camera quiz to help you figure out which camera is best for you Have you taken it yet?

[@aliakgunnn]

You literally did this video for me😂 I’m laughing right now as the beginning of the video perfectly summarizes my current situation hahah! This is a great video for people like me, so thanks a lot ! Keep up the good work, love your videos man🙌🏼

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi there, I remember being in this exact situation a few years back so I’m trying to put myself in other peoples shoes. I’m happy this video was helpful for you in your situation.

[@problemat1que]

Squinting on mobile to see that the system discussed is E mount, which isn't relevant to people who don't use it, would be a good idea to mention it in the video title!

[@1by1productions]

Is the Sirui 35mm F1.8 still available or being sold anywhere? Using A6400 here

[@nanofunwonders]

What lens to pair for overhead table shots for mobile tutorial videos?

[@JeffCorcelius]

I have the 18-135 and its just not fast enough for video IMO. I got the Tamron 17-70 and it been my go-to, I leave it on my FX30. I'm looking for something faster right now. I used to keep my Viltrox 23mm f1.4 on my a6400 for photography. It was a great all around prime. But it has since broke, the auto focus stopped working and it's out of support from Viltrox. I've been thinking of the Sniper or Nightwalkers from Sirui only for the 3 lense versatility they bring. I can't decide if I want something with more reach or just faster aperture.

[@thefilmalliance]

Great comment and you are well versed with lenses. I want to try that Tamron 17-70. I hear A LOT of good things with it. I heard those sniper lenses aren’t the fastest when it comes to autofocus. I’ve got to try it out

[@bensonmbogo9496]

That into is as fire as hell 😂

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks for the motivation.

[@terryhuimy]

Should’ve done the Tamron 17-70

[@thefilmalliance]

Ah I missed that one. Will grab one asap

[@Riskbreaker2009]

08:47 Sony E 18-105mm f4 PZ G instead

[@thefilmalliance]

Ah good choice. Which Lens did you end up going with?

[@pavvvab8601]

What about Tamron 17-70?

[@jopppsss]

Great video! I have the Viltrox 75. Planning to get either the 23mm or the Sigma 30 to pair up with it. For photos & videos. Btw what can you say about the Viltrox 23mm?

[@thefilmalliance]

I hear great things about the Viltrox 23. I need to try it out first before I give my opinion.

[@jopppsss]

@@thefilmalliance i hope you could give us a review soon! Loving your videos.

[@CountDorkula]

I'm already in that rabbit hole, I have spent 2k+ this year in used gear and regret or I'm questioning 90% of what I bought in camera & lens gear already. Now I'm flipping some of it. Full frame or APS-C Canon or Sony... Too much to compute - system overdrive.... Systems failure... System crashing... god this is like Ford, Chevy Dodge all over again.

[@thefilmalliance]

Don’t worry, just pick a camera/lens and go with it. You’ll do great

[@gilcarvalhopro1249]

Great video! I have the Viltrox 13mm f1.4 and it is an incredible lens. I'm looking for a Sigma 18-50mm to complete my setup.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes I know. It’s an amazing lens. The 18-50 would complete your setup for sure!

[@npc4188]

how is the autofocus and stability for video?

[@gilcarvalhopro1249]

@@npc4188 Autofocus great! Full stability only with a gimbal.

[@WolfValor]

Hey man, i was doing your quiz just for fun - and i think the description of the r50 is fhe description of the r5 by mistake...

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you! Appreciate that

[@klaudyoofficial2169]

This is what the Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 is for all round ?

[@thefilmalliance]

True, great point. Which lens did you end up going with?

[@Dddonvrgas4228]

Can any1 recommend me a good camera and lenses to shoot videos/pictures. I want to start traveling to places like Switzerland/Norway but want to get a nice camera. Don’t have a budget but obiously the cheaper the better.

[@tanner.quintero]

Thoughts on Sony 16-55 vs Sigma 18-50?

[@thefilmalliance]

Great question. It depends on your camera. Which camera did you end up going with?

[@tanner.quintero]

@@thefilmalliance I bought the a6700

[@LonerJoe]

Tamron my favorite

[@prempratik5138]

Sir which lens will be better for automotive photography & videography with Sony A6700

[@thefilmalliance]

Thats actually a great question. I would go with the sigma 18 to 50.

[@prempratik5138]

@@thefilmalliance Thank You Sir🙏🏼

[@SyedSoleh]

Isn't tamron 17 - 70 good?

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I have to get one

[@kanae4876]

tamron 17-70 ?

[@DEWHITE]

Is it me or does anyone else saw the edit in this video ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, Are you a hobbyist or doing film full time?

[@jimrinaldi8357]

The title of this video doesn't say, but are we talking just Sony mount? I shoot APS-C with Nikon F mount.

[@thefilmalliance]

My apologies. A lot of these lenses have different mounts.

[@dubzwilliams353]

Dang, no Sigma 56

[@arnisleite3214]

Canon... Are you there...!? 😂

[@drlahori]

Dose a6700 overheat often?

[@thefilmalliance]

Not for me. What camera did you end up liking more?

[@drlahori]

@@thefilmalliance well i like a6700 it's budget friendly solutions. I think who ever is buying this for safe side he/she should get external fan as a assessor for this. Currently I own a7iii but I this it is more value for money plus we have many good choices in f1.4 Apature Len's too

[@DallinMening]

good video

[@samhawkes6597]

trying to watch these videos to educate myself after just buying my first camera (sony fx30) and its just waaaaay to complicated, to the point i started to wonder if you were still speaking english 🤣 i wish you guys would curate more videos for the beginner guy so its easier to follow these types of guides

[@alindarko812]

I just want to mention tha the sigma 18-50mm f2.8 is not weather sealed but it has a rubber gasket around the mount piece, so, technically the camera is protected from dust and moisture, but not the lens in it's entirety. This is important because sony 16-55mm f2.8 is weather sealed all around the barrel and the mount piece, but it is still overpriced.

[@thefilmalliance]

Wow thanks for letting me know. Sounds like it’s only good for mist or fog but not light rain or snow

[@alindarko812]

​@@thefilmalliance, yeah, definitely should avoid shooting in rain or close to the sea, as the sigma 18-50 is a zoom lens so it is even more prone to get some water inside the barrel. Of corse, your camera body is protected, but the barrel itself not...

[@nickfosley2882]

Woah, you gotta say pause if u say that 9:43 or else it sounds suss

[@thefilmalliance]

True, thanks. I know for next time

[@TriggerTravels]

Is it just me or does cannon blow Sony out of the water with colors? Every video or Pic I see on here with Sony all look dull and boring. I'm looking for a camera and was leaning towards Sony but they all look like poo compared to what I've seen coming out of the cannons.

[@Carrothers23]

Are there any rumours of any new Telephoto lenses to come out soon for the APSC cameras that will be up to 350 range but around no more than f4?? or similar. I have the 55-210 and would rather hold out than go to the 70-350mm.

[@ecstasy3211]

What about Tamron 17-70 F2.8?

[@thefilmalliance]

I want that lens baddd

[@Pharesm]

I like lenses with continuous aperture. Is it stabilized?

[@hititoffroad4545]

Great video, what are your thoughts on the Tamron 17-70 2.8

[@thefilmalliance]

I wish I used that one. Seems to be a great all around lens!

[@TimHolder-j5p]

My lens - Sigma 18-50mm, Sony 18-135mm and Sony 70-350mm with my a6700

[@npc4188]

@@TimHolder-j5p how is the autofocus and stability without gimbal for video on sigma 18-50??

[@syabilazman5057]

Sony 35mm f1.8 OSS okay or not?

[@onnie1968]

Thanx Joe I've with this channel from day 1, really enjoying the growth of the channel. Just gets better and better keep up the great work looking forward to 2024. Hope you and the family had a great new year!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Onnie, it’s been a fun ride. Thanks for sticking with me

[@Moments-in-Frames]

Although it's expensive, I really love the Sony 16-55 2.8 G lense. Excellent sharpness, and native auto focus. I use this and the sigma 56 mm prime with my a6700 for professional client headshots and they always deliver. Great video!

[@Elivaztv]

Awesome video! Btw, Tokina 11-18 2.8.. any feedback on that one? I’m thinking about getting it in combined with the Sigma 18-50mm 2.8.