Our New Favorite Ultra Wide Lens For Sony Cameras | Viltrox 13mm F1.4 APSC Sony E Mount Lens Review

[@IdahoMthman]

Thanks for sharing. I just bought a A6700 with the 13mm Viltrox. I am learning how to use it

[@Pharesm]

I have the Sony 11mm Sony. Its super light weight and therefore great for vlogging. But I'd prefer 13mm instead of 11mm, since I shoot people and landscapes rather than architecture. And the 11mm works great on full frame cameras. I like to get the 13mm Viltrox, because framing for people is a lot easier, than 11mm.

[@KeAiFu]

I am using the Sony 11/1.8 for this purpose on the A7IV.

[@TK421-53]

Nice review!

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much for supporting the video!

[@samuelborsik6046]

Nice review. I thinking about buying sony a7IV with this lens, so it seems like good idea.

[@samuelborsik6046]

And nice photo, man!

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much for supporting the video! We really appreciate it!

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much!

[@hridaimanav3620]

Hello Friend, nice video…I’m very new into professional camera world, just been working on with Dji Osmo action, Dji Pocket 2, Dji mini 2 along Moza mini p Gimbal and Insta 360 one x2 for my work into real estate Videography…Now planning to be more professional and productive in my work and quality of video’s in low light interiors of properties…What do you suggest considering a very tight budget…? Sony ZV-E10 with Sony 11mm f1.8 or Viltrox 13mm f1.4…If not any other ideal better combination as per your expertise…

[@KeAiFu]

Sony 11mm with crop and active stabilisation will end up at about 18mm - for real estate very usable.

[@drlifcey]

How much of vignetting on full frame?

[@ÁzsiábaSzakadtam]

My question too... But it seems no answer. Have you found answer elsewhere?

[@v3zMedia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3-6emqfaJhpm9U it’s in this video

[@donif]

on full frame sony cameras there is a crop mode, so no vignetting

[@drlifcey]

@@donif or you can crop anyway you like in post. We know that. The question was exactly about full frame