Sigma 16, 30 & 56mm 1.4. My Advice.

[@StuartRodwell]

Which lens did you guys get first? And were you happy with your decision?

[@maxxvideomaker]

I bought the 30mm first and I think that was the best choice for me, then I bought the 16mm and now Im thinking about getting the 56mm! It looks amazing! I can't wait.

[@kilondaraymond3135]

Your video really helped me to make a choice. I'm starting a project and definitely will start with the 56 mm as I'm doing portrait photography In addition with the kit lens of CANON M6 Mark II 15 mm-45 mm. Thank you so much

[@cedricesser7680]

I went with the 16mm for my gym recording. Because of the short distance between me and the cam, I needed the 16mm :-) But: Just ordered the 30mm for more leeway.

[@saifaldin_]

I got the 16 first, then the 56. I have since sold the 16, but still have the 56 - it’s still my favourite lens after 4, 5 years.

[@maximumguitarage]

Sigma 16mm 1.4

[@melonswag420]

I have been using the sigma 56 for over 2 years now and its hands down my favourite lens for sony apsc. It is a little tight sometimes, but it still allows me to capture moments in time that draw the eye into the frame and make someone feel the picture. The subject seperation and sharpness it offers is just not matched by any apsc lens.

[@agoniavr]

I had the 30mm 1.4 and wanted to use it as my only lens for my A6000 but I returned it and will try the 56mm 1.4 next for the same reason. The 30mm can do everything and can actually be used as your only lens, but I had the feeling that it didn't had character. Seeing Stuart's pictures with it it's clear that I have to improve my photography and you can get way better results that what I had so far, but also seeing his 56mm shots the look makes you truly feel you're getting into the photo. Can't explain myself better but it just feels better to my eye. I'd still like to own the whole trio one day but for now I want to stick to one lens and improve with that and, doing solely portraits, I feel the subject separation you're talking about is exactly what draws me to this lens more than the 30mm :)

[@WVMUSIC_NL]

I completely agree. It is a superb lens! Esspecially portraits look so detailed and pro when you take them with this lens! I do shoot them at around f4 , looks best imo.

[@ANONYMOU51D]

I’ve been using an 85mm on apsc as a main decided to get a sigma 16mm to experiment with and I love it

[@tralfmusic]

You're the most down to earth, honest guy I've seen on this subject - also extremely informative - thanks mate

[@ryanagacite6029]

Im getting the 30mm. Watch a ton of videos,and your advice is the best.

[@kimcheng5210]

Finally purchased the the 30mm. This was probably the most helpful video in deciding.

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it was helpful 🙌🏻

[@7MWA]

Phew. So glad I found this video. Thanks for all the great info!

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@anarkyster]

You just helped me decide between getting the 30mm and the 56mm. Already own a 16 mm and since i am not that into portraits and rather more into videography, 30mm sounds like thebest for now. Thanks mate!

[@gyaneshedward5179]

Hello Stuart, took your advise on the 30mm lens, very happy with the image quality coming out of it with the sony alpha 6700. Your detailed comparisons helped a lot. Cheers mate!

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad they came in useful! - appreciate the feedback 🙌🏻

[@aritraroy7841]

Hey, how's the lens with the a6700? Specially can you tell me about the stabilisation of this lens with the a6700? Planning to buy this for potraits and cinematic videos

[@gyaneshedward5179]

@@aritraroy7841 Hey, the camera does a pretty good job of stabilising and autofocus especially with the videos. For the portraits it’s a definite thumbs up.

[@aritraroy7841]

@@gyaneshedward5179 great to hear that. Thanks mate

[@em8969]

That field of view graph mate👌🏾 very helpful

[@wun12]

Nice video. Recently bought the zv-e10. Came with the kit lens and Sony 50mm-210mm zoom lens. Both are decent but not the best for indoors where the environment isn't well lit or low light as the images come out noisy. Couldn't decide between the 16 or 30 but after watching this video I think I'll go with the 30. Thanks for the advice!

[@hannahmillington5781]

56mm is my favourite but if you have none, start with the 30mm. You can get some wider shots and also portraits with DOF. 16mm is 24mm in FF land - quite wide and 56mm is very tight and a perfect 85mm equivalent.

[@0muse]

Thanks this helped me decide. Defo going for the 30mm

[@takaliuang]

Sony ZV E10 user here...already had 13mm F1.4 for making video, 16-50 kit and will buy 56mm sigma after watching this video, thanks dude 👍

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it came in useful 👍🏻

[@fightinthecommentsection]

i have this set and they are brilliant. i bought the a6400 and wish I'd gone that little bit further and got the a6600.

[@StuartRodwell]

Yes I must admit, I feel like it was worth it just for the battery life alone! 😂

[@EMOrtiz17]

Thank you for this video. I purchased the 30mm as my first out of the 3 and love it. I’ve been wanting to add another lens to my collection but have been torn between the 16mm and the 56mm. Very informative comparison

[@Stop-All-War]

If on Full frame: Get 30mm for Landscapes/Cityscapes/ vlogging. 16mm for super wide. Apsc: 16mm for Landscapes / vlogging etc..Will be equivalent of 24mm

[@philipcolumbus3054]

I wouldn’t use APSC lenses on a fill frame camera. The vignette is bad or you have to shoot cropped and you lose megapixels.

[@burakburak094]

Dude, You are the man! Especially the distance- size of object comparison was amazingly helpful. Thank you.

[@Rosh_UK]

Great review. Watching this two years on. First video I found of yours and loved the presentation! Sharing a bit of your work was nice - also helped it was gorgeous stuff! When you said "wiked" I was sold! Think I'm going with the 30mm

[@marc_likes_marketing]

you won't regret it.great lens! i actually used it this past weekend.

[@Rosh_UK]

@@marc_likes_marketing Awesome!

[@drchtct]

I'm currently looking to get my first real camera and your point on the 16mm looking to close to a smartphone angle is exactly what I thought. If I want decently sharp wide angle photos, a smartphone can do that. Now of course, with a little bit of skill, you can make better photos on a camera with a 16mm lens, but the larger focal lengths are where the looks are created that you cannot get on a smartphone. And BIG THANK YOU for that comparison shot at 9:07, watched a lot of videos about lenses by now and this one shows the difference off the best.

[@marc_likes_marketing]

a smartphone can nail a lot of what a 16mm can do, if you just want basic landscapes. however, if you want your shallow DOF in a distant region, with heavy bokeh in the foreground, or you want the pic focused on an object that is literally inches from your eyes, that is where the 16mm shines. but he's right in that the 30mm is extremely versatile. don't have your 16mm? just step back a bit. don't have your 56mm, just get a bit closer. fantastic lens.

[@philipdockerty4144]

Really useful video; thanks for making - just ordered the Sony ZV E10 and looking for my first lens for it

[@daveforz]

I think I'm gonna go with the 16mm. Probably won't use it for portraits though. More so street photography/landscapes + I already have a 50mm for those portraits. Appreciate the comparison!

[@StuartRodwell]

No problem, glad it came in useful! 🙌🏻 I just wish there was a decent pancake lens for shooting street

[@sujauddindarbar3640]

Man, I can't appreciate this video more! I currently own a FUJI XT-3 with its 18-55 kit lens. I was confused b/w the 30mm & 56mm. After watching this I think I'm gonna go with the 56mm as portraits & that creamy bokeh is what I'm looking for at the moment. Thank you!

[@krisl.4314]

Thank you for the simple comparison and examples. Great content!

[@ARmashups]

Greatest work ❤

[@muralikrishna5570]

Your videos helped me a lot. Newly i have started the protography purchased 16mm annd 18-50mm sigma lens. soon 56mm will be bought.

[@joshxt]

This has been so incredibly helpful. I'd love to see a behind the scenes on how you set up this sort of shot. Background looks awesome

[@benchewmd]

Thanks!

[@StuartRodwell]

You’re welcome!

[@FreedomFlight1]

Great review thx. I have the 16 and 30 hope to add the third one soon!

[@artistjoh]

I have this trio for both Sony and MFT. Great on both formats, but because the focal length equivalents are different, the way they are used is also different. On MFT they are 32mm, 60mm, and 112mm. The 30 is my least favorite because it is too heavy. The 56 is my favorite. A fantastic portrait lens on both formats.

[@fcckvivek]

Thank you, man. Your video really helped, and I wish you all the best.

[@kristiangurholt59]

Great video! Your FOV comparison video with the Sigma trio is also very helpful. I recently got the 16 and 56, just days after my a6100. I got the 16 mainly for guitar-videos. While it does take awesome pictures I simply craved the 56, as I knew it would fit my style of photography perfectly. Because of it’s size it makes a cute and small setup with the a6100, yet packing a serious punch. For street photography it’s amazing so if that’s your style, just get it and you won’t regret it!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks for watching Kristian. Completely agree, I have a huge soft spot for the 56mm 🤩

[@enmachs]

I’m there just thinking about which one to buy 30 or 56 because I like a lot street photography (I have been thinking about portrait and products but I’m too shy yet haha). Probably I think I will go for the 56mm

[@kristiangurholt59]

@@enmachs Optically, it’s the better lens. If you like to include more of the surroundings the 23mm is perfect as it’s a 35mm FF-equivalent, typical for street photography and environmental portraits. With both of these, you can pretty much do anything.

[@kaktusstechus814]

So glad I found your channel. Bs free content is rarely nowadays!

[@bornpeanut]

Honestly, I can't thank you enough for this amazing video.. It helped me A LOT

[@StuartRodwell]

That’s great to hear 🙏🏻

[@marc_likes_marketing]

i too got the 16mm first, and i absolutely love it! HOWEVER, lol, it lacks the diversity of the 30mm, for the reasons you stated. so, whenever i'm on trips, the 30mm is my go-to. for portraits, i actually use the 70-200 sigma. it's easily my favorite lens! it's pricey, but it's just fun, and the end results look insane. great vid btw. subbed!

[@tenhomebuyers5313]

Phenomenal video, and channel mate. You’re incredibly talented. Cheers brother!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much for the feedback 🙏🏻

[@VitorCorreiaBarber]

Excellent video, thank you from Brazil! I just bought the sony zve10 and it's about to arrive, I bought the 16mm and it was between the 56 and the 30mm, I opted for the 30mm because it's more versatile and doesn't have the interruption of the 16.

[@honeyimhome9341]

I just got my 30mm and I am slowly learning. I also appreciate your videos.

[@StuartRodwell]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I hope you’re enjoying the new lens 🙌🏻

[@robmas57]

Very informative video. I shoot with Fuji XT30-II and XT3. My usual walk around lens these days is the Sigma 18-50. I decided to add the Sigma 30mm for low light. So far so good.

[@pragyadeeptab]

Already had the 56mm and bought the 30mm today Wasn't sure to go for 16 or 30 but this video made it sure that going for 30 wasn't a bad idea😬

[@StuartRodwell]

I bet you still end up with all of them 😂

[@hm_101]

I suggest to buy all

[@acc2mdk1]

GREAT video and extremely informative.

[@rael_pio]

This video is very helpful for a beginner like me. Thanks mate!

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rael_pio]

@@StuartRodwell I just got the 30mm today and I love it! Thanks to your video I learned a lot and helped me made the decision. Wanted something for my family, something for casual and travel photos with the kids. I think I'll also use it in a studio set up soon.

[@benscyberlife]

Great vid, I've done a tour with 4 different lenses 2 were prime sony and ended up back to 16mm sigma. Its a perfect all arounder for KZbin vlog

[@ImpManiac]

I have the set of three. And I agree, the 30mm and 56mm are the most useful. The 16mm will be amazing for some astro shots, though. Thank you for a really good review. 👍 And your video style from your short clips is 👌. Paul 😎

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much Paul 🙏🏻

[@nickmyall_jumbo]

Great review and awesome body of work Stu - keep it up!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much Nick 🙏🏻

[@brendanletto]

This has been the most helpful vid thank you!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much man 🙏🏻

[@yaserimam4668]

Great video mate. You've helped me decide on my first lens purchase!!

[@StuartRodwell]

That’s awesome. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@thomasdoe6768]

This is a high quality channel and I hope you get the proper attention, that you deserve. I bought the 56 mm because of your videos.

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much Thomas - appreciate it 🙏🏻

[@modernfoundingfathers]

You’re very informative! Thank you for all your video, examples and advice. 🤙🏼🙏🏼

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much James 🙏🏻

[@bpvirgo]

What is going on?? Quality, style, insight… HOW HAVE I NOT HEARD OF THIS GUY BEFORE? Subscribed!

[@TakeOneTech]

Very helpful comparison, thank you 🙏😊

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks for watching 🙌🏻

[@ElBoyoElectronico]

I used to own the trio, when I was shooting with my Canon M50. I now own the Canon R6 and I really, really miss those small, affordable and brilliant APS-C lenses!

[@KevinNordstrom]

i debated selling my trio as i have ff now as well as apsc, but i cant let them go lol. they are so small and render amazing results in such a light package i find myself grabbing MY M62 with these 3 lenses often still

[@LilScarface609]

I got all 3 because of you AND bought your Lightroom preset pack. THANK YOU!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much for the support - much appreciated 🙏🏻

[@lencho4266]

Thank you for making this video!

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it was helpful 🙌🏻

[@min11benja]

this was very usefull information thank you

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it was helpful 🙌🏻

[@borgdylan]

Got the 56 first, then the 16 (due to having canon's 32). I still ordered the 30 recently to complete the set and for night photos.

[@davidrose888]

Bought the sigma 10-18 for my first lens for a6700 for my recent trip to Dubai. Perfect lens for all the architecture pics. The 30 and 56mm seem like nice additions but I think I want a bit more flexible zoom range to make it easier to travel. Tamron 18-300mm might fit the bill. Not as sharp unfortunately.

[@marcandamalia]

My holy trinity of primes would be 35, 85, and 135mm. 35 is the widest befor leading lines and distortion, 85 can render better than a 50 and the 135 for the ultimate separation.

[@renaatp]

Hey Stuart! Again, thanks for the video! I'm now the owner of the 16mm and 30mm. Had the 16mm for a half year and I loved it! Sometimes the only disadvantage I experienced was that it's to for away from my subjects. Because of your videos I bought the 30mm! Still trying it, so... Amazing stuff you do!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much Renaat! Hope you’re enjoying the 30mm!

[@randomvideos31524]

I loved your video and subscribed to your channel. Thank you for the fluid and very professional explanation you gave when making the video. Congratulations. I would just like to ask your personal opinion, as a lover and beginner of portrait photography. What is the ideal format to obtain a photo where there is still some surroundings. 4:3 , 1:1 , 16:9 ... thanks a lot, Luis from Portugal 🤜🤛

Great video. If we’ll be shooting (or filming) mainly 2 people would you recommend 16 or 30mm?

[@StuartRodwell]

Either will work - it just depends how much room you have to work with. I made this 5 years ago with just the 30mm which might come in useful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ6nfayAarhkgZIsi=tGSFGyVuc2itLrOp

@ that is perfect!! 30mm it is then! Thank you 💙

[@KamilROfficial]

Awesome video filled with alot of valuable information. Keep crushing it! 👊

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks Kamil 🙌🏻

[@KamilROfficial]

@@StuartRodwell 😊😊

[@golderone7189]

very nice explanation thank youuu 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it came in useful! 🙌🏻

[@ArcMediaFilms]

Wow the quality of video in your short films is fantastic using the 30mm lens. I have a Sony A6000 but I haven’t been blown away with the video quality it’s 1080p and has no log mode. Does the A6500 have a log profile? I have also had the A6000 overheat on me while using it as a B cam at a concert that was stressful 🤣. Is the A6500 better for video in your opinion? Thanks Glenn

[@NizamiKalbaliyev]

Hello. Thank you for your information. Which camera and lens are you using in this video? I would be happy if you could answer.

[@Lancoreh]

9:07 Esta comparativa es lo que estaba buscando. Gracias.

[@StuartRodwell]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@donvittoriosierra]

My low budget setup plan would be to use the kit lens if ever I want to try vlogging since I don't really feel that its worth spending for the extra sharpness for a shakier video and save my money for a good prime in the area of 23-30mm in which this sigma 30 is a great candidate for.

[@deancharlesofficial]

Stuart, I’ve been leaning towards the 16mm for my Dj streaming sets , but now you’ve got me thinking about the 30mm. I want to do some shorts for KZbin and TikTok as well, what would you recommend?

[@ananyoscreation1719]

i was searching for 2 lenses for SONY ZV-E10. and this video is the only thing i needed as I was searching around for quite some time💝💝💝 THANKS A LOT MAN 🥰

[@StuartRodwell]

Glad it came in useful man 🙌🏻

[@jplayzbass310]

Hey wondering which would be best for food photography?!

[@martinezq1]

I have zve10m2 I bought 11mm for astro landscape, kit 16-50 for all around day, tamron 18-300 for travel... So what i need? What to choose ;)

[@Garbid]

Have all Sigma trio and viltrox 23 1.4. If you don't know why buy 16mm just buy viltrox and 30 + 56mm. Mostly enough (I don't use 16mm at all. I have 12mm f2 for real estate). Pity that sigma still don't have 23 f 1.4. Updated from my old a6000 to a6600. Yes it's expensive, yes IBIS is more likely uselesss. But battery life is outstanding. Now thinking to buy second a6600 to replace a6000 as a second camera.

[@sovietunion-z9g]

I now have the 16mm and 56mm because of you, idol Watching from 🇵🇭 Philippines

[@StuartRodwell]

Hey Philipines 🇵🇭! Blows my mind that people are watching across the globe - I’m so grateful 🙏🏻

[@agustinsapad7575]

Thank you Sir for this!!!!.... and you are a joy to watch!!!!!... so adorable 😍....

[@StuartRodwell]

😂 thank you! 🙏🏻

[@juliom3552]

The 16mm has a hard competitor at least for the Canon M50: the Canon 22mm 2.0 that is tiny, lighter, cheaper and excellent too. I own the 56mm and I am impressed by the quality of the images, but used to take photos with a 22mm or a 15-45mm I need to change the way I work as I need to increase the speed and grab the camera specially firmly or I can get a blurry image more times than I would like. So for me the 56mm is challenging, but satisfying.

[@MrFreshman149]

By far the best Comparison 👍👍👍 and i guess i watched every Video about those lenses😂. I go for the 56mm because i want to have a compact lens for motorcycle photography and i think that it is the best. Later i will buy the 35mm Sony because of the OSS for Videos. If the Sigma 30mm would have stabilization i would take only that lens, but this is not the case. The 56mm will be a blast and will be perfekt next to my 18-105 Allrounder😊👍

[@JustYourImagenation]

Hello! I got interested in your video and it made me bought my first ever lens which is sigma 30mm. I do have a question though because I was a cannon user and for some reason, the color on the Sony isn't as profound as the cannon one when taking that raw shot. May I happen to know what is the picture profile that you are using?

[@TheRage0180]

Which of these three lenses would be great for flower photography?

[@MantrVani]

Thank You 🙏💕

[@Zombie101]

subbed. cheers. where in the uk can you buy the sigma 30?

[@sonkeu35]

Thank you for everything 🤍

[@StuartRodwell]

My pleasure 😊

[@deepk65]

Thanks for the Advises , I am from France . I bought the 30mm and just bought 56mm bought useful on different ways😊. Your preset can i used it on Mobile cause i don't have a laptop for the moment ? I luv your presets 😊

[@StuartRodwell]

Hey France! 🇫🇷 hope you’re enjoying the lenses, they are both amazing. Yes, my presets come with DNG files that can be used on Lightroom Mobile 👍🏻

[@deepk65]

@@StuartRodwell Hello, I need a advise I got 3 lenses for my sony A6600 a Sigma 30mm,56mm in 1.4 and Sigma 18-50mm 2.8 I do same kind of photo like you portraits and also street photo , I am planning to buy my last lense a Sigma 70-180mm in 2.8 .(for sport photos ). Don't you think that i have to sell one of my 2 lenses between the 30 and 56mm or if its you,you keep them all 😊. Is it hard to install the presets on S23 Ultra ? Thanks for your reply 🙏🏽

[@howardroark4227]

Great vid!

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks Howard 🙏🏻

[@jessedameron7985]

I own these 3 lenses and I'm recording a B-roll clip of a theater sign tonight. It is at the top of a small building. I don't want to show anything else in the shot but the sign. If you read this in time, any recommendation for which lens for this purpose?

[@vishnuchandran2126]

Hey great video sir, am a beginner got lill knowledge from videos. So helpful and I ordered a6400 and sigma 56 mm. Is that a good choice considering am more into taking photos? Not a professional btw.🙂

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks so much for watching, appreciate it 🙌🏻. I think you'll love that combo 👍🏻

[@francisenaje]

are your barbershop b-rolls handheld? How did you make it look so stabilized?

[@nastyninjata]

Hi, which one will be the most suitable for shooting videos with the Sony ZV-E10? I'm thinking about 16 or 30mm. I'm not sure whether the Zhiyun crane m2s will handle the camera and the 16mm

[@BrunoKrnetic]

I am currently doubting between Sigma 24mm and 30mm. What would be your pros and cons for each? Currently I have Sony 16-50 kit lens which is fine for studio work, but I want a prime lense which will be as versatile as possible and perform great at low light. Thanks!

[@k.k8791]

Ive got a 50mm with my a6400..i don't regret it but it's not the most versatile specially when filming in the studio ..it's so tight

[@paradias_g]

Would you trade the sigma trio for a tamron 17-70mm 2.8 for travel/street photography?

[@vipul8859]

I saw 100s of videos and read as many articles before buying my first camera lens combination (a6400 and sigma 56 mm) about a month ago. I wish i had seen this video before my purchase. Although, I am happy with my 56 mm as the portraits coming out of it is just incredible but I struggle to get any picture inside my house and its bit too tight when used for street photography taking pictures of say bridges and buildings. I am now confused between getting tamron 17-70 or sigma 30 mm for indoor photography. After seeing this, i think i should go for 30 mm. I am mostly trying to learn street and portrait photography. Please advise. Thanks.

[@StuartRodwell]

Whilst it has good reviews, I opted for the Sigma 18-50 2.8 over the Tamron because of its more compact size. The 30mm however will be better in low light and produce more bokeh.

[@dego2899]

SO GREAT VIDEO! Thanks

[@cindyga]

Excellent video Stuart!! I'm a little indecisive on getting my first lens I need it for when I'm on my hikes and I think the 16mm could that job although its weight might be uncomfortable while carrying it around. Which one do you think could work better for me while hiking? Thanks ;)

[@StuartRodwell]

Thanks for watching Cindy 😊. Have you considered the kit lens? It’s cheap, light and works fairly well (provided you’re not in low light situations). Here’s a vid I made with some examples - hope it helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHnImY1pbdBrbpY

[@bunmeng007]

Just get a zoom + prime

[@phucth91]

Get the 18-50 sigma

[@Benhaynesmusic]

Really great video, Stuart! I have the 30mm lens and love it. I mostly take snaps of my family, especially my two year old son. Now that he's so mobile and never stops moving, I was thinking of getting a zoom lens but now I'm tempted to get the 56mm instead. As I say, the 30mm is great but I find I have to get too close to him and chase him round to get them nice portraits. I'm thinking the 56 will offer a bit more separation and candid style pics. Would be grateful to know your thoughts. Shooting on a canon m50 BTW. Thanks! Ben

[@kristiangurholt59]

Did you get it? I have the 16 and the 56, and honestly it’s a no-brainer.

[@Benhaynesmusic]

@@kristiangurholt59 no not yet but I'm still considering it 😆

[@Ansantari]

I would totally get the 30 for my Olympus but unfortunately the micro four thirds version isn't weather sealed. For some reason the L and the X mount versions are the only ones that are weather sealed. The 50 is weather sealed for all mounts.

[@TechWithTylerArruda]

I have the sigma 16mm and then the zve10 kit lens. I do video and photo as a hobby, and also for my KZbin channel. I’m going on vacation and want to get a second lens to have some versatility. I’m mainly going to shoot architecture and people. What would be the best prime lens to get to complement the 16mm?

[@martinezq1]

I bought 11mm and 18-300 for travel. I have same question what now

[@TechWithTylerArruda]

@@martinezq1 I ended up picking up the 30mm sigma and might eventually finish the trio with the 50mm

[@GauravGupta-uj7nr]

Thanks very helpful, I am using "ZV-E10" want to shoot video like podcast and walk & talk interviews & Video byte from 5-7 feet which lens is better in Three of them. Please suggest

[@mistuhspiduhman]

This video made me choose 30mm first, then 56mm, then maybe later 16mm because vlogging isn't my thing yet. Hopefully the 30mm is good enough for travel photos. I would have to just stand far away.

[@949beatz]

Bro I want to start video production so confuse between 3 lemme know which one is best for cinematography please

[@maximumguitarage]

Just got part 1 of the trinity the Sigma 16mm 1.4

[@aindoorsman]

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