Sony 24mm f/1.4 GM Review | IN UNDER 7 MINUTES

[@sisdl15]

Thanks, I like these kind of lens reviews, they tell you way more than looking at a brick wall or hearing about longditudinal ca or whatever it's called!

[@porker_13]

Great Video man!! Love the coloring of it

[@Christellezphoto]

Appreciate you saying that! Thank you!

[@TaylorJacksonPhoto]

One of my favourite lenses!

[@Christellezphoto]

24mm vs everything!

[@june_yah]

Dork Squad rolling in!

[@christopherrodriguez7223]

Dork army strong 🎉

[@Christellezphoto]

That’s US! Heck ya

[@atlantamx3]

Just bought it earlier this year and LOVE IT.

[@Christellezphoto]

What are you using it for most?

[@anthonylee5305]

Bought a used one yesterday.. could not tell it was used it was in as new condition.. $500 less than new price. Loving it so far.

[@dimaphotographer90]

I bought one yesterday for $500 used but basically brand new, but no hood and cap. Amazing lens, and I had Sigma 24mm f1.4 dg dn. They are both amazing and close in quality, Sony being more compact and lighter.

[@cdavey7654]

Some people might actually be better off with the Sony 20mm f/1.8 G lens if mostly using it for landscape, astro, etc. - many say it’s GM level good. Though, for portraits, if you actually need that wide of a lens then the 24 GM might be preferable. I generally prefer 35/40mm though, and I usually don’t like portraits at wider than 35mm much (personal preference).. Speaking of 40mm, I wish Sony would make a 40mm GM lens. I love my compact Sony 40mm f/2.5 G - it’s one of my most used lenses, but wish there was a really good f/1.4 GM version. If I’m not using a zoom lens, the 35/40mm are my most used primes by a large margin - I do mostly landscape, travel, etc.

[@Christellezphoto]

I totally agree about the 20mm. Seriously good lens. 40mm is maybe my favourite focal length and I would LOVE to see a 40mm f/1.4 too. When I shot fuji I had the 27mm f/1.2 from Viltrox which is close to a 40mm equivalent and that was my favourite lens

[@saulsigalov]

I just purchased the Sigma 24mm because it was just a lot cheaper. 200g difference for like $600 was hard to justify. Using it for astro, indoor, and nighttime walk around.

[@dimaphotographer90]

Except that Sigma 24mm f1.4 DG DN is actually "only" 65 grams heavier than Sony 24mm f1.4 GM. :))

[@kamilsvitak]

I just bought a used one. I connect it to a 50 1.4 and nothing else is needed. 🫡