The Best 3 Lenses YOU can BUY For Your SONY APS-C !

[@InTheVise]

My favorite lenses for my a6700 is the Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 and the Sony 15mm f1.4.

[@paulclarke4571]

I agree on the Tamron. An excellent combination. I have the Samyang 12mm f2.0

[@charlieseligman3176]

For my current video kit I have the Sony 10-20mm, 20-70mm and 70-200mm lenses. They're all 'G' series and are f4. Having the same 'G' series lenses means that lens characteristics are the same between all three lenses. No color shifts or other lens anomalies show up between these lenses. Having consistency with lenses is important for any project. On a typical video shoot my 𝛼6700 will be set up on the gimbal with the 10-20mm. My FX30 will be on sticks with either of the longer lenses. This set up works great for the doc style shoots I tend to do. Being able to quickly transition between the wide gimbal and the telephoto tripod helps insure that a "moment" is not lost. Anyway, all three lenses are great. The 20-70mm and 70-200mm lenses are super sharp and have great bokeh. The 70-200mm is also a macro. I've been blown away with being able to do precise focus rolls in macro using the awesome focus system on these Sony cameras. Needless to say, I've been very happy with these three lenses. I guess my clients have been happy with 'em as well...they keep hiring me back!

[@margaretisolan9189]

I think further explanation is necessary especially for beginners. I for example switched from zooms to primes and couldn’t be happier. Maybe title it as the best zooms? 🤔

[@sergiolandz6056]

im tight budget and was looking at the sony 18-105mm f4 OSS since i use a sony a5100 for photography. I like to do wildlife and portrait but dont have the budget for 2 primes with OSS

[@juliaspittel1095]

Most helpful! New to the Sony landscape coming from Nikon... Greatly appreciated!!!😊

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michaelwhite1322]

I have the two Sigmas on my 6700 and they are excellent.

[@JeffCorcelius]

I went with Tamron Lenses. 11-20, 17-70, & 70-180 full frame. Great for photos and videos.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

That is a nice set-up^

[@jameskuhn4020]

I never used 3rd party primes until I purchased my Sigma 16mm f1.4. Effectively, a 24mm lens on a 2/3 APSC camera. For me, the perspective is perfect. I use it for family gatherings, parties, street photography, etc. I do need a mid-range zoom, so one of the lenses reviewed may be my next buy?

[@DsFIlms-q3x]

Sony 16 -55mm 2.8 best 😊

[@balasbudi]

Hi, I learned a lot from the videos on this channel, is there a significant difference in the perspective of a person's face for portraits, when we use a special APS-C lens compared to using a full-frame lens on the A6700?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Great question, and the simple answer is no. As long as you take into account the 1.5 crop ratio of an APSC lens in both the focal length and Aperture, then you will not notice hardly any difference. Hope this helps.

[@balasbudi]

@@TheCameraManReviews thnks for the answer man, maybe one day I want to try the a7c2, so I can invest in choosing a full frame camera first to use on the 6700, tq so much 🙏🏻

[@clarification007]

@@balasbudi Think of the extraordinairy picture quality with the new generation of cell phones. That's mean the smaller will get better and better quality in APS-C or 4/3 format. They are already professional quality.

[@isoplayers]

1:30 Hi, mind sharing where you got that lens hood? It doesn't look like the official hood that comes with the Sigma 18-50 and this one looks quite cool

[@tysonator5433]

I own the sigma 18-50 f2.8 e mount which i use on my Sony A6600. It is a cracking little lens, and I like so much i am going to buy the RF mount version for my Canon R7 !

[@mariushornung]

May you be so kind and tell me the cage that you are using on your 6700. Thank you 😇

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Hi Yes, this one in the video is the Tilta cage for the Sony a6700. I have not reviewed this yet on the channel, but I have reviewed 2 others which can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZCQfaxqfbxofc0si=xX6Ct6C6l0AKtihu kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5axkIFoo5Z1p6csi=BJy6T53sRcroBgaE

[@maddybaliga]

The 70-350 is insanely sharp for a telephoto zoom....almost prime lens level sharpness

[@brettyg76]

Thanks for comment…this is one lens I have my eye on… after your comment, I guess I will buy this… when it’s on special again.

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

Thank you for the video. While I mostly shoot full frame lenses and bodies I have these three lenses as my zooms on my APS-C A6700. The Sigma were chosen for their light weight and image quality. Then I have three primes I also use on my A6700. Very straight forward video and I like your video on the Sigma 10-18mm DC DN. Take care.

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

How about a video on APS-C primes for the A6700. Need a great prime in the 23-35mm range that will give me a 35-50mm focal full frame focal range. I already own the Sony E 15/1.4 G for the wider angles. Any recommendations?

[@AhmadQ.81]

Any updates on the a6700 overheating after the latest firmware update. 🎉

[@Sonic-Boom]

For me it's the Sony 20mm 1.8 Fe (30mm equivalent for street etc) , the Sony 16-55 f2.8 and the Sigma 56mm f1.4.

[@thomassturmer2428]

I love the 70-350 and the Viltrox 75 1.2, for wide angle 1 use the Sony 11 1.8 and the Viltrox 13 1.4 (astro)

[@GodlyWork-p3q]

Thanks sir

[@leighhaynes]

I have the Sigma 18-50mm but it doesn’t have then lens hood.

[@RecWaltfilm]

very nice video. You don't talk shit like other youtubers, like "anamorphic is essential lens with this camera" or a lot of unusefull primes; becouse, the TRUE is (for videography) prime lens are usless and the 2.8 it's what you need. So, very usefull video, 3 lens and you can do everything !

[@TheCameraManReviews]

That exactly it ^^^

[@RecWaltfilm]

@@TheCameraManReviews but i wanna ask you something. You huse this lens for professional work? the quality and the autofocus are good enoght compered to sony ones? i hafe the fx30 and i try to test a lot of lens, the sigma i'ts the last one but for quality and performance i really dont know.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

@@RecWaltfilm yes, I use this for professional work. Autofocus is excellent. Clients are always happy with results.

[@RecWaltfilm]

@@TheCameraManReviews thank you very much. Sorry for doubted but in youtube, you never know if there is a professionist or just for hobby

[@TheCameraManReviews]

@@RecWaltfilm Its all good, I use cameras on a professional bases every day.

[@ShootingAndReloading]

Interesting. I had both the Sigma 18-50 and the Sony 16-55G. Sold the Sigma as it was not a patch on the Sony.

[@RandumbTech]

I have both as well and the Sony is so much better than the Sigma in every way - sharpness, focal range, IBIS performance, etc. The only benefit to the Sigma is the size and weight, but it's not like the 16-55 is massive so it's well worth the trade-off. Sony cameras work best - especially in video mode - with Sony lenses.

[@shahdawon7191]

If you have to say that you "think all the other cameras had 24mega pixel" then obviously your making stuff up. did you really own the a6500, how long did you own & use it for.....?????

[@orlandoorlando2562]

I agree with the Sigma 10-18mm f2.8 and the Sony 70-350mm f4.5-6.3 G OSS but I disagree with the Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 DC DN. The Sony 16-55M f2.8 G is a much more complete lens than the Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 DC DN. better sharpness better focus, better construction, better sealing better focal range. The only advantage of the Sigma is the size/weight and price, which is obviously a very important reason for many colleagues.

[@TT-rl4su]

Currently in my country, Sigma 18-50mm $500 vs Sony 16-55mm $700, which would you take?

[@novikovgarage_SPB]

and I like the Yongnuo 11mm f/1.8 - a gorgeous lens for ridiculous money, this video was shot on a 6700 + Yongnuo 11mm f/1.8: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe2coOgmr-DrZY

[@cameraprepper7938]

Zoom lenses can never be the "best" ! I will say 3 of theses Lenses: Venus Optics Laowa 9mm 2.8 Zero-D, ZEISS Touit Distagon 12mm 2.8 T*, Sony 15mm 1.4 G, Sigma 23mm 1.4 DC DN Contemporary, ZEISS Touit 50mm 2.8 Macro, Sigma 56mm 1.4 DC DN Contemporary, Venus Optic Laowa 65mm 2.8 2x Ultra Macro APO, do not forget full frame Lenses, there are many very compact and light weight full frame Lenses, fx the excellent SONY ZEISS Sonnar 55mm 1.8 T’*ZA which can be found very cheap used !

[@5un50utPr05]

Ive been shooting with the zeiss 55 f/1.8 and I have to say I absolutely LOVE the look it gives on my fx30.

[@brennanIX]

Naw... list is way off. From widest to tightest FL, the best lenses would go... 1. Sony 11mm F1.8 (or Sigma 10-18mm f2.8 for zoom) 2. Tamron 17-70 f2.8 3. Sigma 70-200 f2.8 (or Sony 70-350 f4.5-6.3 for budget/range)

[@Pharesm]

All stupid zoom lenses, dark, big, heavy Good for people with no legs. Don't believe in variety?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

What 3 lenses would you recommend?

[@Pharesm]

@@TheCameraManReviews Viltrox 27mm F1.2, or the cheap version: Viltrox 23mm f1.4 Sony 11mm for vloggers or 16mm for the standard cinema wide (24mm equiv) Sony 100mm OSS zoom lens, constant aperture, if you need a zoom, its nice..