Sony Lenses for Video: Choose the Right Lens for Your Shot

[@LorenzoHines.]

Subbed!! Probably the best video/lens review I've seen for those, like myself, who need more understanding on how or which type of lenses to get/use. Thanks a lot!

[@davidcamacho3739]

Second that. Great video and thinking about subbing.

yep joining the gang

[@jatt5abi407]

Lorenzo Hines Very true

[@freshramses]

A-fucking-men

[@amr2002amrTM]

Lorenzo Hines agreed!!

[@whoismatt]

Great info Brandon! :)

[@pixelstudio8510]

:D

[@clydedigital]

I've watched a few people on here doing these sort of videos over the years. This guy is the real deal. I love the seriousness and the attention to detail. It's a cheese-free channel.

[@LerieMomTV]

yes.. I did too

[@ZachYoung626]

I really appreciate the fact that you show shots that you captured with each lens as you talk about it. Way too many reviewers just show the lens in hand and never show it in action.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

I try to walk the talk..I don't like taking advice from someone if I don't know what their footage looks like.

[@travistaylorphoto]

Being new to Sony, this is exactly the video I've been searching for! Thank you for this information

[@KombiLife]

I'd like to have half of those lenses but I'd love to have half your talent more!

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Flattered, thanks so much!

[@WillProwse]

Hey kombi! Haha

[@baloup571]

@@BrandonLiUnscripted If i put the Sony 10-18mm F4 on my sonya7iii it will be an 15-27mm? Have you tried on your sony a7s2? How is it?

[@ZaaM1]

@@baloup571 if you want FF wide lens. get the samyang 18mm f2.8 auto focus , waaay better than the 10-18 f4 crop and less cheaper

[@wikedwhich1]

@@BrandonLiUnscripted its true,,,the skill you show is amazing.

[@SoulPost]

Great illustration. No fuzz. No story telling. On to the point. Thanks for the valuable information

[@Roscoestudio]

Ive have been looking into this topic for weeks, and you just erased the need for all the other videos I have watched. You earned a steady subscriber.

[@DaveDugdaleColorado]

I might have to try the 35mm 1.8. Great video btw

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Thanks Dave! It's so tiny and useful, and not too expensive. It's an easy addition to the kit.

[@HAIMATON]

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[@elchavinha14]

I'm buying my first Sony camera (a6500) and I think I'll get the 35mm 1.8 to go with it :) Great Video btw

[@bjoernfischer]

you won't be disapointed. it's my favorite for the a6500 :)

[@sooperkid321]

Mine just came in the mail. I used the f2 28mm full frame on the a6500 and while it took great photos, low light video was not working well for me. Looking forward to testing out the 35mm.

[@ChrisMizo]

Hey Brandon! can you do an updated video for 2019? thank you!

[@YnotFilms]

Chris Mizo please!!!

[@noelcabrera9478]

Agreed, whenever you're free man

[@TerraThink]

Yes please!

[@168KDW]

and 2020 !!!⚡️

[@marat.smekalkin]

@@168KDW its the same time with the same lenses. focal lenght never changes

[@willemvanwyk9905]

This is THE best video, ever, on the function of lenses and a sample to show what you are talking about. GOLD!!!

[@benjaminsarcofilms]

I think this is the way I can watch a 10min video without procrastinate, the way you explain is clear and straight to the point.

[@datenraten1983]

3:36 when your classy get together and drink some wine party goes so well that Tarantino ends up reading up poems for you

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

that scene ended in a bloodbath originally

[@johnpetricevic4777]

Love you review style and this video summarized combined more info than a dozen other vids on KZbin but only much more professional with real video examples. Thanks so much! Great job!

[@FrenchieFries]

I use a sigma 18-35 f1.8 with an mc11 adapter on my a6500 as well as the 10-18. I then use sony's clear image zoom feature to turn my lenses into an effective 32-70mm f1.8 and 20-32mm f4. Get's all of the shots I need. however, I would love to get one of those sigma 16mm 1.4 just to get a even more dreamy look at a wider angle and I'll always be able to punch in 2x to turn that into a 32mm

[@SkyKim-es5ys]

This video is 6 years old and still practical today! Keep inspiring Brandon!

[@BrunoAlbouze]

This guy is good

[@MakeSomething]

Your videos are beautiful! Just picked up the 10-18 f4 lens a couple days ago. New subscriber!

[@littlejimmyscumbag2551]

That's the lens I'm now buying as well, I've been looking for a lens that doesn't have Bokeh because I absolutely hate it and most workers at camera stores have no idea how to pick a lens against that or for it, I now also just subscribed to him. Funny lol

[@OldCameras]

The "kit lens" is so underrated. I'm glad you featuring it.

[@videoart1496]

This an excellent video-tutorial for sony users (and not only). However it is very important when talking about lenses and focal length not to forget the type of camera we are using. If it is a FULL FRAME or an APS-C or even a MFT. Becouse in many videos some guys present different lenses (focal length) , lets say for example a 50mm, but they never told us that they were using a GH5 (MFT) which have a crop factor of x2. Thus, a 50mm in GH5 is like a 100mm in FF and someone has to mention this. Thank you for this video. Nice and technical correct.

[@Helloworld0v0]

OMG, another video?! You are awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I really appreciate your time and willingness to share your knowledge and experiences. I learned a lot from you~hopefully, one day I would be as a great storyteller as you are. haha. Your videos are so intriguing. Keep up the excellent work! Hope to see more updates from you!

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Thank you so much Jie!

[@Jasonadinatadentistrytoronto]

Great stuff Brandon! Your work is inspiring. Have you ever tried the Sony 24mm 1.8 ZA? Trying to decide between the 24mm or the Sigma 30 1.4.

[@AnthonyWW68]

Very informative, very QUICK and to the point (which most of us want), and full of actual examples. Excellent video. Thanks!

[@dronepuzzle6254]

Live video examples at same time when explaining are the best!!!

[@frankc3635]

that sequence at 2:00 trips me out. i love it.

[@chestypuller9169]

Franklin Chau same here!

[@definitionxmk]

Great video, man! Helped a lot on selecting lenses (coming from Canon)

[@hiiamkatharina8884]

Yeees I’ve been looking for a video like this! Thank you so much! Very very useful information. So helpful!

[@datalaforge]

Man, your stuff is so nice. For me, it's the rhythm in your editing that really stands out. If you're not a musician, I'd be really surprised.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

I composed soundtracks while I was in college but I couldn't travel with a proper keyboard

[@chronosxxi]

Never bored to watch this over and over

[@DrAdnan]

Saving this for when I have a job 😂

[@joshsteinbauer]

This is a fantastically helpful video. cutting to your footage while talking about the lenses really helps explain the differences. The Nikon 50 looks great, but I'm curious if Sony doesn't have a 50mm that would treat you just as well. ? (The last thing i need is another adaptor and some AF might be nice.)

[@rembrandao]

They have a SEL35f14Z, but it costs more than 1500 dollars. You can also try Sigma 30mm f/1.4, which is a bang for the buck at just about 400 dollars.

[@DancingSketches]

Watched this video several times over the years for reference, would be great to see a 2020 redo of it!

[@twentyfifthjt7888]

watched it twice last year & now I'm back.. a 2020 refresh is definitely needed with all the 3rd party lenses getting better & even smaller.

[@timg027]

Tamron's f2.8 holy trinity (17-28, 28-75, 70-180) and the Sony 35mm f1.8 on the A7iii is a pretty epic combo. Throw in a Weebill S and you are set.

[@gr808ful]

You're awesome! Thanks for spreading the knowledge! 👌🏽🙏🏼🎉

[@SnipashotFilms]

Damn dude bless you for this detailed info. Thank u!

[@amirzayedd]

REALLY THE BEST REVIEW OF LENSES I EVER SEEN IN MY WHOLE ENTIRE LIFE

[@renzkorrelsvenz]

Love your videos. One thing that strikes me is that you’re able to get really close to people and capture them in a natural way. Could you make a video about that? The ‘social’ aspect of filmmaking you could say.

[@kompletekreativemedia7679]

Great video!!!! Great info & tips. Thx...

[@StarOasis26]

We appreciate your advise and you have an exceptional style of communication, makes it easier for us. 10+ . Thank you

[@yominonnn]

this is a great video. You go through the sample videos while talking in the background! This should've been the top search result for Sony mirrorless lens recommendation.

[@theventurevan4562]

Brandon, awesome work. I've watched at least 20 videos looking for a clear explanation of lens for the Sony cameras and this hits the nail on the head!

[@toutifr]

Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing this with us. I use the Sony a7RII with the Metabones adapter for my Canon L series lenses. I'm not happy with this setup except for the 50 f/1.2 which makes an amazing combo ! I'm waiting for the Pilotfly H2 gimbal and would like to find a great Sony lens to shoot landscape and cityscape with continuous auto focus on face. The 16-35 is a bit expensive but looks great and I didn't know the Sony 16-50mm. What is the quality of the last one ? Enough good for a 42Mpx sensor ? Many thanks !

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Don't expect too much from the AF from a7rii. It sucks. Also remember your low light in 4k is much better in crop mode.

[@toutifr]

The AF isn't good with the adapter. Hope it will be a bit better with a Sony lense.

[@toutifr]

Hi Brandon, I was wondering if you could share your Pilotfly H2 profiles ? Thank you very much in advance !

[@komnothet]

why you don't used 18-105 F4?

[@Henny3runpl]

I Think He used but dont talk about it on this vid...

[@yoginwidhi6676]

At the time he post this video he doesnt have the 18-105mm or its not produced yet?

[@gsansoucie]

I honestly have no idea how I wound up here, but wow, I am glad I watched this. Excellent video, great narration, just the right mix of narration and examples. Now I want to see what you do, checking out your channel now.

[@UsernameInvalid48]

Super helpful video. Just got my first real camera (Sony A7SII) and am stoked to get filming.

[@DavidKreuzinger]

Which adapter you use for the nikon AIS Lens?

[@RekzaFS]

I am curious about this too. He clearly stated he preferred Sony lenses in order to avoid using adapters, hence I don't understand why he speaks so highly of the Nikon lens.

[@FollowTheSun13]

Hi David, since I see no answer yet..I use as well on my A7SII AI, AIS and G lenses, as well as Tokina, Konica, Zeiss and even Helios, MIR and Fuji vintage lenses and I´ve tried many adaptors. From the Metabones top notch down to the cheapest ones found on Amazon. For the job you need them to do on a FF camera, Ill stick with the Commlite or Fotodiox adaptors which are half way compared to the expensive metabones and the cheapest. They are good build quality and do the job just very fine. Hope it helped.

[@FollowTheSun13]

Native lenses on a camera are supposed to work the best way since they are designed for it. Hence, it doesn't mean you can't adapt other party lenses on your camera and obtain results almost as good (and some even better). For much less than what Sony asks for their lenses (some times you don't even have a choice and you have to go to the Zeiss series or G master, since some focal lengths and speeds are yet not available elsewhere at a Pro-amateur price point). That being said, Nikon is one of the best lens manufacturers ever, and the range of choice you have with them is huge. They still manufacture lenses that they started to on the 80´s cause there´s simply nothing to change on them. You can get yourself a pretty good damn kit of old lenses (from the 70`s, 80´s, 90´s) which will allow you to have a professional kit for not much more than 1000 US, and we are speaking about covering from Ultrawide to Tele up to 200 (and most of them fast lenses too as the 50mm 1.4, the 20-35 2.8D, the 85mm 1.8 AI or the 80-200 2.8ED). This lenses are marvelous jewelry manufactured with excellence that nowadays has been lost almost everywhere, or pay above 1000 US for each lens to get something new equivalent. You loose autofocus, face recognition etc, but you can save lots of money, lots of space and still have a Pro Kit. Sorry for the extension

[@PillowFightMania]

the reason why he doesn't mind adapting the Nikon lens is because there's no autofocus, and using an adapter without electronic connections usually doesn't pose any problems.

[@esgee3829]

any reason to pay the extra for the ais lens here over non-ai or ai? as i understand it, difference is only relevant on nikon cameras, no? i may be interested in this lens, but also just trying to learn about vintage lenses.

[@bediartist7266]

Would you still call the Sony 18-105mm f4 one of the best cinematic aps-c lenses? Or compared to the Sigma 16mm 1.4 ... which one is better for cinematic videos? And in general?

[@AbdulAziz-ek9fs]

I am confused about 18-105 is it good i am using the kit 16-50 for a year now and i really want to upgrade

[@yoginwidhi6676]

In general of course 18-105, fix lens its not good for general shoot. Lets say you came into an event or zoo, those beautiful sharp 16mm wont help you a thing. You could see Brandon's video about delete crowds which he use 18-105 for all shot

[@bediartist7266]

@@yoginwidhi6676 nice thx!:) he replaces it with the new 16-55mm F2.8 but the 18-105 is still a beast and I hope it gets a new firmware soon:) For a G lens

[@bediartist7266]

@@yoginwidhi6676 I also heard that "sharpness" isnt that much of a deal for cinematic videos anyway... it's about the detail:)

[@docstruthers]

Just bought my A6000 body and the Sony 35mm F1.8 Prime lens. no kit lens. very happy with the lens so far. Bokeh is amazing. Took a test video and was so amazed. want to look at making some videos for fun. great lens coverage! thank you

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Glad you like it!

[@JimiJames]

I used a canon 50 1.4 + 20mm 2.8 for like 5 years because I refused to accept auto focus as practical for video (never thought it could be as accurate as my eye and focus pulling.) Recently added the Samyang 35mm 2.8, and 18mm 2.8 for the AF on my Sony A7, and I'm amazed. I still have my 50 but almost never use it now. Probably going to add the Samyang version soon. great video, I like your arsenal and all your footage looks amazing.

[@Albalam]

How did you shot these clips in 2:00 please explain Tutorial please

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

It's just hyperlapse..check out some tutorials on that

[@motion_pictures___]

Brandon Li I appreciate it man. Big thanks!

[@TheResonating]

Big fan of your work. Question though, do you notice a cooler image when using sony lenses compared to canon's slight warm colored lenses? I've seen some comparisons , and it seems the sony lenses give a more neutral look.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

No I haven't noticed. I choose my lenses for function more than specific aesthetics though. So I don't do a lot of pixel peeping as long as the image looks good to me.

[@TheResonating]

Brandon Li is the fly by wire focus system for manual focusing as bad as everyone says? I'm on the fence of investing for that reason (and I don't use autofocus that much). Do you find it hard to manually focus or rack focus?

[@phillipdorset]

Such a Great Video! Ever tried the Sigma 18 35 1.8 on the a6300?

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

18-35mm has no image stabilization so I'd advise waiting for a6500 before trying on a gimbal.

[@phillipdorset]

That's the plan ;) Would love to see a video on what you have your custom Buttons set to! Maybe worth a video?

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

While I'm sure this would be useful information for people, I think I would be incredibly bored making a video about it

[@phillipdorset]

Get what you mean! Keep up the good work!

[@tylerdoop]

Ahh! I'm so glad I picked up the 35mm 1.8. I ordered a 50mm a while ago and the shots were always so tight. I had to always stand back really far to get the shot I wanted.

[@totochi86]

Crystal clear with really beautiful shots. Congrats!

[@vietnam2norway]

How about 18-105/F4 G Brandon?

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

it's great. I use it now on the gimbal all the time.

[@vietnam2norway]

I use MS1 Beholder, it seems cannot balance A6300 + 18-105

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

yeah your lens won't balance on ms1

[@sooperkid321]

Which gimbal do you use? I just ordered the Zhiyun Crane V2 and I've been looking at this lens to use for jobs that require a gimbal.

[@vietuser7]

Brandon Li between the 10-18 and 18-105 which one would you use or recommend on a gimbal?

[@valeriemcdowall1873]

This is the best video I've seen for making lens choice easy and in a, straight to the point kind of way. Excellent. Thanks

[@academictrekker5987]

How can anyone not like this overview? Seriously. Well done and excellent information on the rationale for using particular lenses in this kit. Brandon used examples to showcase​ his points - awesome. I love to hear what other photographers/videographers use as it helps me to consider my options and reasons for trying new stuff. What really is awesome is looking at the final product of the reasoning > Brandon's footage. Most excellent!

[@dlj1699]

the most professional guy on KZbin.

[@3656daniel]

I want to thank you Brandon for this amazing talk-thru of your Sony lenses. This video has nearly been the singular source for gearing up my Sony a6500 kit from scratch, with me coming back to this video countless times and watching it again and again as I researched: I ultimately chose your 2 staples the 10-18 and Nikon 50 f1.4, as well as the FE 28mm and the 16-50 kit lens. Thanks again for your info!

[@NatashaHerbert]

This is absolutely the best lens review on KZbin EVER! Thanks a lot for your extensive review and also adding the video footage so we can get a clear view of each lens in action.

[@tayookeowo9417]

defiinitely adding the 10 to 18mm to my len kit thanks to this video

[@MrMarako]

I was just wondered what next lens should I buy for my sony a6300...this video give me that answer! Thanks Brandon!

[@davidroemmele313]

For anyone watching this, Sigma has come out with a 16mm (24mm with 1.5 crop factor of a6500) f1.4 lens that provides a pretty wide focal length and better lowlight performance at roughly 40% less cost than the Sony 10-18mm f4. You would, however, have to give up the ability to go to use the other focal lengths (like 10mm ultrawide). Sigma also has a 30mm (45mm with crop factor) f1.4 that is well reviewed as well. It's not a perfect replacement for 50mm focal length, but I do find it workable for similar kinds of shots. Edited: for clarity

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Please don't mislead people by comparing different focal length lenses as if they are equivalent. 16mm and 10mm are nothing alike. Neither are 30mm and 50mm.

[@davidroemmele313]

Thanks for the response, and sorry if my post was misleading people. I've edited it to try to be more clear. I have watched all of your videos and purchased the 10-18mm f4 (and a lot of other gear) based on your recommendation in this video. When I was starting out with a very small budget, the 10-18mm f4 was very expensive compared to most other APS-C lenses for the a6500 and I found it to be less versatile. It's the lens that stays in my bag (or at home) the most often and would've been money better spent elsewhere to handle the need for a wide shot at night without dealing with significant noise issues. I would have (and imagine others would have) been able to cover more situations with the Sigma lenses I mentioned at a lower cost. Of course, the 16mm is not as wide as the 10-18mm; however, when every $ counts and a person can only afford 1 or 2 lenses, the sigmas are inexpensive, sharp, and fast. The 16mm does reasonably well to provide wide shots in a variety of conditions. And, you're right: the 30mm (45mm with 1.5 crop) on a6500 is not exactly equivalent to the 50mm on full frame; I would only add that the 35mm (52.5mm with crop) is also not exactly equivalent either. Both lenses are pretty close to achieving a 50mm full frame look, and "close enough" for me due to some needed flexibility when working with a tighter budget. Please consider incorporating Sigma into your lens reviews as new shooters on a budget can really get some great results from them.

[@louisgeorgiou3213]

David, please stop spreading fake news. Everyone knows that the sigma 30mm is nothing like the Sony 50mm and give complete different shots. To even compare them shows how much of a noob you are in the world of videography.

[@azmihakam]

the best lenses review video on youtube, not just informative but very entertaining to watch. good job :)

[@bachtiarfirgiawan1596]

Maybe this video is the most informative lens review I've seen in a while. The conclusion about lens choice by visual needs really catch me. On point and really solve the problem. I feel like I'm back to college and learning from my lecturer.

[@FillegoesPro]

This was a really good vid man, i really liked that you showed actual photage while talking about the lens at the same time.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Yeah I figure it's helpful to see examples

[@EmilyOvermyer]

I'm about to invest in new lenses to conduct video ethnographic research and this video is the most helpful/comprehensive one I've come across so far. Seeing example shots and hearing your in-depth reasoning for each lens is just what I needed. Thanks!!!

[@ChadFullerton]

thank you thank you thank you! one of the best overviews and exactly what I needed. telling reasons why you like them with real use case scenarios is great, but then you actually SHOW clips of them in use so we can visually see differences. superb work.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Yeah I tried to show that I can actually use the gear I talk about. I would hesitate to take advice from someone who can't do what they're teaching.

[@ChristopherCameron]

After seeing some of the footage examples I hit that sub button. Next purchase will be the 10-18mm after seeing this for my A6300

[@onirico7913]

Probably the best video on KZbin. You have a new immensely happy subscriber.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

+Oni Rico thanks!

[@TravelBeans]

Fantastic man, really helped us for our future travels

[@rhurlbatt]

Hey Brandon, I am just starting out with Sony and gimbals and this video gave me a good sense of where to start. Thanks very much for the great info!

[@davidpierson]

Probably the 2nd or 3rd time I've watched this. Always useful!

[@i-am-ali1672]

Brilliant, exactly what I wanted to know! Plus you give a clear explanation as to why you use these lenses. Subbed!

[@Ryan_mcelmon]

probably the best video I've seen on this topic. such clear examples and explanations thank you man!!

[@lythalmind]

this video deserves a thumbs up for all the work you put in to make it. thanks bro

[@jesseking4201]

you can use a Sigma 30 f1.4 with A6300 on a gimbal. The autofocus works perfectly and the bokeh is presumably better than Sony 35 f1.8.

[@pankajsaraf2036]

No doubt, best review vlog ever seen around on you tube in respect of details on lenses. Thanks a lot for posting.

[@Nkanyiso_K]

That was the best video on equipment I've ever see, it was ultra informative & I'm sure this will come in handy soon

[@antivar]

the best explanation of lenses and when to use them ever. thanks a lot.

[@DarnellVlogs]

thank you for being clear and straight to the point with your reviews

[@fharagbrand4719]

Low budget first the camera and then multiuser lens thank you finally after see a lot of blogs I happily found you, love the way you explained

[@triode-jardin726]

Thank you! You did wonderful explanation not only regarding lenses but also how to use them for different purposes and the expected outcome. Valuable as a good lesson!

[@yeplukefranks]

literally the most helpful thing ever, your stuff is beaut man. great vid

[@youngfinish1480]

Every Sony alpha user needs to watch this video.. thank you 😉

[@JordannaYap]

One of the best reviews of lenses and purpose! Awesome and thanks!

[@akshayshikhare007]

hi brandon, need an updated version of this video of sony lens for video for 2021, please make one if possible. ps you are the best teacher. grattitude !

[@monabhullar9696]

Fab- it must be a dream to travel to all those places, they look beautiful!

[@sdvidpix]

You answered practically all my sony lens questions. Awesome video!

[@perrymclaughlan8177]

calling it early, you're gonna hit 1m subs within the next 18 months. absolutely love your content dude, keep it up! :)

[@karlmorris7805]

By far the best video I've seen on this subject and backed up by incredible video footage. Amazing talent.

[@justinflownow]

Killer man. So effin cool you have all the footage samples to back up every lens. THANK YOU!

[@LoudlabsNYC]

I have the a7iv now i want the a6300 for travel and family photos/video

[@africanhistory]

Some of those shots are beyond good. If I ever did a big film I would call Lee

[@tgchism]

Very informative breakdown of the lenses and their uses! Thank you!

[@JB-pl8vj]

thanks so much Brandon, this video makes everything so much clear now!! sorry for my english, cheers from Argentina

[@ryanstark2350]

The best video I have seen about lenses for these cameras. Straight to the point and after my investigations from numerous other sources I think you have all this correct. Currently I am adapting Canon lenses but need at least one Sony for the reasons you have mentioned. The 35mm will likely be my next purchase.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

+Ryan Stark 35mm is good for people but you might want something else wider too

[@ryanstark2350]

Hi. Long time before reply but I have bought no Sony lenses (yet). I have been taking advantage of being able to use vintage lenses. Nikons, Yashinons, Asahi Takumars, Carl Zeiss, etc. I understand completely why you have that Nikon. In particular the Bokehs on the old lenses are great. Some are surprisingly sharp and they often have a very nice 3D pop. I'm still concentrated on stills at the moment though. Buying some vintage lenses has the advantage of trying various focal lengths before you buy new lenses. The old lenses are built like tanks and don't lose any value if you sell.

[@Cameraman_Sam]

Just been through a lot of lens reviews and this has been the most useful thus far!

[@AlexPettitt]

This was one of the most useful videos I've found about the Sony range so thanks so much! Thinking about buying an A6500, but wasn't sure what lenses to get with it. Feel much better after watching this! Thanks again

[@RayDo92]

Thank you so much for this video, no dilly-dallying, straight to the point and comprehensive insights about the lenses. Great job !

[@Gigaamped]

This is amazing. So many different examples used. Ugh the quality is unreal

[@yeahyeahyeahharcs]

straight to the point, really helpful for me considering Sony for Video - cheers!