the image from these samyang cine lenses is quite beautiful. One of the drawbacks, in my opinion, of the Sony AF is that it moves by steps, and you can see the out-of-focus areas changing their bokeh by steps. It seems that the Samyang lenses have less of this issue, in my opinion, maybe as they are slower, and therefore yield a more fluid focusing.
Some Sony cameras you can adjust the focus transition speed, subject shift sensitivity, face and eye af and right and left eye. Some have breathing compensation too. Hopefully technology keeps improving!
You can adjust the transition speed in camera, lens from different brand are tuned differently by default. If you find sony lens jerky in transition, try lower the speed, it should be able to match the behavior of samyang lens.
Thats it. Will sell my other lenses and shift to this. But i would like to try first the 35mm for i already have 24gm and sigma 85. Planning to sell the 85 for 75 v af
6:16 I suspect the reason he used f/3.2 is because Rokinon tends to have severe chromatic aberration wide open. You would see green fringing on the windows. I wish I’m wrong about that, cuz these lenses seemed to be promising.
请问您镜头前面的那个磁吸滤镜是在哪里购买呢，有没有链接发一下谢谢，我是中国的粉丝一直关注您 Excuse me, where did you buy the magnetic filter in front of your lens? Is there a link? Thank you. I am a fan of China and have been following you
The manual focus adapter is seriously accurate as you would find in actual cine lenses. They have missed a massive point of having a thread for filters though, there is certainly room for it, I'm a global ambassador for Samyang and its the biggest thing I fed back to them. I do love these lenses and feel they are a great gateway to "proper" cine lenses.
Oh so with the manual adapter it doesn’t have the fly by wire errors anymore? Good to know. However I do need to mount a VND and I won’t use a matte box on a gimbal.
@JayGilmourMedia Can you test these with Sony FX6? I have their 50mm 1.4 II and 85 1.4 II and the AF doesn't work at all on the FX6. Waiting for a firmware update for ages and will sell them soon if it doesn't come out.
Hi Brandon, dope video I’m looking to get these lenses but I wanted to know what’s the filter thread on these lenses and can I use them with my 77mm pro mist filter and ND filter? Just trying what would be the best work around for this lens
I also just try for those lens, incredible color performance and light weight! Most important thing is all is Cine autofocus lens!😂 The lens quite suitable bring it for travel, also very compact and easy when using gimbal.😎
Ninja walk can be done in boots. Hell I've seen it done in high heels. Honestly I just recommend wearing whatever you're personally most sure-footed in. I never wear new shoes for video work because I'll inevitably trip at some point.😅
Thanks for the thorough review, it definitely let me rule these out of consideration and that is valuable. I don’t think any lens with a variable throw should ever call itself a cine lens - No professional would tolerate that in a real shooting environment. Any lens that is focus by wire is just a non starter for manual pulls. Btw, how long a throw (roughly since it isn’t constant) does it feel like it has? On fast pulls? On slow pulls? I’m curious what the degree difference would be
@@BrandonLiUnscripted that was always the big problem with the samyang/rokinon budget cines - the throw was tiny. So at least that’s an improvement. Maybe they can fix it and make it constant with a firmware update. That would definitely take it from a non-contender to a contender. Hope they read this
@@likelovehahawow The manual focus adapter has hard stops and exact positions. I think having an exact throw without the adapter is just an physics issue unfortunately.
I think the "naked" lenses are primarily for autofocus use. If you want to have repeatable and precise manual focus you should use the adapter. That is why they made it. I think this is a fair solution with the plus of being able to use the focus ring on the lens for changing the aperture. The price for the adapter is a little bit steep though.
I'm very glad I saw this video especially because of that manual focus test. But I'd love an update with the manual ring accessory to see if it has any of the same issues
The manual adapter will have a truly linear response, but you must use the focus ring on the adapter instead of the lens focus ring. And you cannot use filters, only matte box.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted I can't even see how a matte box would work, because it doesn't seem like it has enough surface to attach to on that Faux pedal hood without grabbing some of the focus ring and restricting manual focusing.
Dear Brandon, Just 2 questions: 1st: Did you replace a7siii by a7iv? 2nd: I see focus breathing in your tests with these cine lenses. Is this correct or am I having a wrong impression? Thanks
Did you got them with rubber or plastic lens caps? Because I bought all four of them and two came with plastic lens caps, which are loosing plastic snippets every time you cover the lens and it's so annoying.
Subscribed to your channel after seeing one of your beautiful cinematic video test with Vivo X80 Pro. But wow... didn't know your review video can be so outstanding! Clear, concise, straight to the points with some key insights. In this case, I found your intuitive demos about the gimbal setup, AF comparisons, and manual focus to be exactly what I want to know about these cine lenses. Please keep us posted with first hand updates on 20mm and anamorphic adapter!
lo que me interesaria saber es que si con estos lentes samyang se activa la funcion de enfoque al ojo o el enfoque al ojo es solo para las lentes de sony?
I told my self i’ll not watch this review bec i dont have money to buy a new lens, and now im thinking what to sell to get me one of these lenses, but personally i would like to buy the 45 if it is already available. Thank you for the always awesome video brandon
I have 4 of these lens, and Im going to have to stop using them on proffisional jobs, I travel alot and these lens seem great for air travel etc due to the size, but I am having constant focusing issues, the events I shoot are high energy events (bands etc) and they are constantly losing subjects and hunting, on all focal lengths, disappointed because the benefits of quick gimbal changes won me over,
Same thing here. For professional jobs where you have to depend on the autofocus these lenses are not what you want. Had several issues on important moments. Love your videos Brandon-Li and the image quality of the lenses is beautiful but a little more critical view on the autofocus would have been appropriate.
@@mark-tg3xs glad it’s not just me, I sold them all last week, I went through an event I filmed to start making my selections on clips and the amount I had to bin was really disappointing. It’s a shame because I really wanted these lens to work, when doing international jobs they are so easy to transport
Relying on autofocus is your first issue.. As a professional using autofocus as a crutch instead of actually gaining the skill for manually focusing especially k situations like events is stupid
No it isn’t. If you delve deeply into the settings of your autofocus and you have the good lenses such as Sony GM’s autofocus it is your best friend. I can do 98 procent of my documentry, events ore whatever work. But you must dare to surrender to the new possibilities of our time. Make sure that your camera has AI autofocus like the Sony ZV-E1. It is not without reason that Sony implements this tool in their new high-end cinema camera’s like the Burano.
I get the feeling these are the same photo lens optics recycled from their other lenses. I was really excited for these at first but I would just use a 24-70 and call it a day if I’m gonna use photo glass
That was a really honest review. Thank you! Brandon, in case you’re reading this, there is a new lens on the market called the Viltrox 16mm F / 1.8. It’s priced at $600, which doesn’t make sense. Seeing from you another review like this one, on the Viltrox lens would be very interesting.
Heya Brandon! Thanks for the video! I'm seriously considering getting the 35mm one. Do you reckon this is better overall compared to the Sony 35mm F1.8 in terms of auto-focus and focus breathing?
The Samyang lenses are not better in either regard. Their breathing is about the same as average photo lenses. And the AF is noticeably worse. I just like them because they’re the same size, so they balance easily on a gimbal.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Thank you so much for the reply! Ahh I guess I'll be sticking to waiting for the 35 gm2 whenever it may be haha. I'm using the A7siii so with a lens that heavily focus breathes...I'd probably pull my hair out.
anyone using the lenses with Ronin RS2? I have the problem that I cannot pull focus of the 24mm lens with the focus wheel of the gimbal. This is no issue with the 75mm though
Hey Brandon, can former students from Unscripted Studio access the new video lessons? I can’t seem to find them on my dashboard but there’s a chance I’m not looking at the right places. Thank you.
Anyone here facing Focus hunting and focus out while shooting speed & movements with the 24mm lens. I'm facing a horrible issue that my lens always lost it's focus while there are multiple movements in my frames and it focus out all the way and takes atleast 6 seconds to gain the focus again.
The biggest problem for me is the Active Stabilization - it works fine only with Sony lenses... I like the 24 1.8 and the 50 1.4 II by Samyang but the Active stabe works worse on them than on a Sony branded lens.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted I tested the Samyang 24 1.8 and 50 1.4 II against 24 GM and 50 GM on two A7IVs mounted on a rail in order to get the same shake on both cameras and really see the difference between Sony and not a Sony lens. With Sony lens Active stabe is very close to the gyro stabilization in post. Sigma, Tamron, Samyang, Viltrox... any lens not made by Sony is worse with Active stabe and the same applies to the new Dynamic Stabe in the new Sony cameras - it works only with Sony glass. Gyro Stabilization is the same no matter the lens, I also found a way to use it with manual lenses without electronic contacts.
These really seem like something that Samyang/Rokinon will have to either commit to dumping a few years of money and firmware updates into developing a cohesive ecosystem with useful accessories utilizing those front contacts before seeing a solid return, or just cut bait at some point this year and call it a failed experiment. I hope they take the former route and clean up that autofocus, as there is a good idea at the heart of this line.
i dont see anything too bananas , ppl in comments seem to be hyped. i feel like a standard say 50mm and a Cine-lut, you're getting a pretty similar result
@@JayGilmourMedia thank you so much. This helped a lot. I was already thinking about something like that and you confirmed it like a pro. Thanks for taking the time answering me with such a big channel!
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the image from these samyang cine lenses is quite beautiful. One of the drawbacks, in my opinion, of the Sony AF is that it moves by steps, and you can see the out-of-focus areas changing their bokeh by steps. It seems that the Samyang lenses have less of this issue, in my opinion, maybe as they are slower, and therefore yield a more fluid focusing.
Some Sony cameras you can adjust the focus transition speed, subject shift sensitivity, face and eye af and right and left eye. Some have breathing compensation too.
Hopefully technology keeps improving!
@@EDDY69 breathing compensation only on sony lenses
You can adjust the transition speed in camera, lens from different brand are tuned differently by default. If you find sony lens jerky in transition, try lower the speed, it should be able to match the behavior of samyang lens.
Thats it. Will sell my other lenses and shift to this. But i would like to try first the 35mm for i already have 24gm and sigma 85. Planning to sell the 85 for 75 v af
The Sony lenses are so crisp and buttery. Love ‘em!
(In the autofocus test) The Samyang lenses seem softer.
But could be a good thing though in filmmaking. I liked the look more.
just change words, my friend. instead of "softer", think about it as "character" and there you go.
@@TastyPrism crisp focus, buttery bokeh on the GM lenses.
What Sony lenses are you referring to exactly?
Duh, but in film making softness adds value than sharpness@@jasoncoffee
6:16 I suspect the reason he used f/3.2 is because Rokinon tends to have severe chromatic aberration wide open. You would see green fringing on the windows. I wish I’m wrong about that, cuz these lenses seemed to be promising.
Loving the image quality from these.
which magnetic filters are you using?
请问您镜头前面的那个磁吸滤镜是在哪里购买呢，有没有链接发一下谢谢，我是中国的粉丝一直关注您 Excuse me, where did you buy the magnetic filter in front of your lens? Is there a link? Thank you. I am a fan of China and have been following you
Been looking for ff lenses to go w my fx30 n gimbal. This is perfect for all scenarios especially events where i dont have to rebalane my gimbal.
I've been waiting for cine AF lenses 🙃 thank you for the video
The manual focus adapter is seriously accurate as you would find in actual cine lenses. They have missed a massive point of having a thread for filters though, there is certainly room for it, I'm a global ambassador for Samyang and its the biggest thing I fed back to them. I do love these lenses and feel they are a great gateway to "proper" cine lenses.
Oh so with the manual adapter it doesn’t have the fly by wire errors anymore? Good to know. However I do need to mount a VND and I won’t use a matte box on a gimbal.
@JayGilmourMedia Can you test these with Sony FX6? I have their 50mm 1.4 II and 85 1.4 II and the AF doesn't work at all on the FX6. Waiting for a firmware update for ages and will sell them soon if it doesn't come out.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted yeah I'm using it with a tilta matte box on my rig so doesn't bother me. They totally missed it not adding a filter thread.
@@surrealmedia I don't have a fx6 to test sorry. I think there was an firmware for the v-afs for the fx6 though? I'm not sure.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted You could probably go with the tilta mirage filter holder that works without the rest of the matte box.
3:35 I can tell 24mm has different sound than 35.
Hey, there i am behind the kid 9:55 . Finally made it on Brandon Video. 👍
Hi Brandon, dope video I’m looking to get these lenses but I wanted to know what’s the filter thread on these lenses and can I use them with my 77mm pro mist filter and ND filter? Just trying what would be the best work around for this lens
I also just try for those lens, incredible color performance and light weight! Most important thing is all is Cine autofocus lens!😂 The lens quite suitable bring it for travel, also very compact and easy when using gimbal.😎
For those asking abt the filter : Sensei 58-77mm adaper and KASE 77mm magnetic vnd.
Can anybody confirm if these are working with the FX6? I have their 50mm 1.4 II and 85 1.4 II and the AF doesn't work at all on the FX6.
Did you get an answer at all? Looking at same thing. Good to know they might not work. Thanks
Hey bro !! I have one of this lens can you please help to to find threads for ND filter I can’t find it online because this lens don’t have threads
What filter and adapter did you use?
Please share
@3:51 where'd you get the track?
What picture profile?
he shoots with tight focal lenghts, wearing boots. I start to believe the ninja walk is a myth
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ninja walk can be done in boots. Hell I've seen it done in high heels. Honestly I just recommend wearing whatever you're personally most sure-footed in. I never wear new shoes for video work because I'll inevitably trip at some point.😅
What Is the filter dyameter?
Thanks for the thorough review, it definitely let me rule these out of consideration and that is valuable. I don’t think any lens with a variable throw should ever call itself a cine lens - No professional would tolerate that in a real shooting environment. Any lens that is focus by wire is just a non starter for manual pulls. Btw, how long a throw (roughly since it isn’t constant) does it feel like it has? On fast pulls? On slow pulls? I’m curious what the degree difference would be
It’s a 300 degree throw, so it feels quite long.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted that was always the big problem with the samyang/rokinon budget cines - the throw was tiny. So at least that’s an improvement. Maybe they can fix it and make it constant with a firmware update. That would definitely take it from a non-contender to a contender. Hope they read this
@@likelovehahawow The manual focus adapter has hard stops and exact positions. I think having an exact throw without the adapter is just an physics issue unfortunately.
I think the "naked" lenses are primarily for autofocus use. If you want to have repeatable and precise manual focus you should use the adapter. That is why they made it. I think this is a fair solution with the plus of being able to use the focus ring on the lens for changing the aperture. The price for the adapter is a little bit steep though.
I'm very glad I saw this video especially because of that manual focus test. But I'd love an update with the manual ring accessory to see if it has any of the same issues
The manual adapter will have a truly linear response, but you must use the focus ring on the adapter instead of the lens focus ring. And you cannot use filters, only matte box.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted I can't even see how a matte box would work, because it doesn't seem like it has enough surface to attach to on that Faux pedal hood without grabbing some of the focus ring and restricting manual focusing.
Dear Brandon,
Just 2 questions:
1st: Did you replace a7siii by a7iv?
2nd: I see focus breathing in your tests with these cine lenses. Is this correct or am I having a wrong impression?
Thanks
They have focus breathing. I use two cameras
nice review Brandon!
excellent video. got me wanting to throw money at the lens set. sadly im way too invested in RF lenses :(
would these lens a good fit for the new BMPCC full frame 6k? I do not think are L mount so I would need an adapter
Hi, what kind of magnetic filter are you using? Thank you.
Great video Brandon! Tbh it feels weird watching him walk normally when hes not doing his ninja walk/run 😂
hi mr. Li,
when will you test the Samyang V-AF Anamorphic adapter for us?
Did you got them with rubber or plastic lens caps? Because I bought all four of them and two came with plastic lens caps, which are loosing plastic snippets every time you cover the lens and it's so annoying.
When will the new material be available in unscripted studio ?
Subscribed to your channel after seeing one of your beautiful cinematic video test with Vivo X80 Pro. But wow... didn't know your review video can be so outstanding! Clear, concise, straight to the points with some key insights. In this case, I found your intuitive demos about the gimbal setup, AF comparisons, and manual focus to be exactly what I want to know about these cine lenses. Please keep us posted with first hand updates on 20mm and anamorphic adapter!
lo que me interesaria saber es que si con estos lentes samyang se activa la funcion de enfoque al ojo o el enfoque al ojo es solo para las lentes de sony?
Do you have luts? How did you grade this is it more than just color correction?
3:46 what is that shake?
Can I attach Haida Pro II VND + CPL Filter in to Samayang VAF Cine Lenses? Please Reply Sir.
Can i use these for sony zv e10
Yes
I told my self i’ll not watch this review bec i dont have money to buy a new lens, and now im thinking what to sell to get me one of these lenses, but personally i would like to buy the 45 if it is already available. Thank you for the always awesome video brandon
I have 4 of these lens, and Im going to have to stop using them on proffisional jobs, I travel alot and these lens seem great for air travel etc due to the size, but I am having constant focusing issues, the events I shoot are high energy events (bands etc) and they are constantly losing subjects and hunting, on all focal lengths, disappointed because the benefits of quick gimbal changes won me over,
Thank you for these inputs. Was wondering if they are good for events too. About to buy it next week but i guess i stick w sigma.
Same thing here. For professional jobs where you have to depend on the autofocus these lenses are not what you want. Had several issues on important moments. Love your videos Brandon-Li and the image quality of the lenses is beautiful but a little more critical view on the autofocus would have been appropriate.
@@mark-tg3xs glad it’s not just me, I sold them all last week, I went through an event I filmed to start making my selections on clips and the amount I had to bin was really disappointing. It’s a shame because I really wanted these lens to work, when doing international jobs they are so easy to transport
Relying on autofocus is your first issue.. As a professional using autofocus as a crutch instead of actually gaining the skill for manually focusing especially k situations like events is stupid
No it isn’t. If you delve deeply into the settings of your autofocus and you have the good lenses such as Sony GM’s autofocus it is your best friend.
I can do 98 procent of my documentry, events ore whatever work. But you must dare to surrender to the new possibilities of our time. Make sure that your camera has AI autofocus like the Sony ZV-E1. It is not without reason that Sony implements this tool in their new high-end cinema camera’s like the Burano.
I get the feeling these are the same photo lens optics recycled from their other lenses. I was really excited for these at first but I would just use a 24-70 and call it a day if I’m gonna use photo glass
24-70 lenses are big and heavy though. I would only use one if I was doing very conservative movements with the gimbal.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted was thinking either the new GM ii or the tamron!
tamron 28-75 IIworks great for me
@@alphafilms_at got a video on my channel about how much I love that lens. Can’t beat the weight
That was a really honest review. Thank you!
Brandon, in case you’re reading this, there is a new lens on the market called the Viltrox 16mm F / 1.8.
It’s priced at $600, which doesn’t make sense.
Seeing from you another review like this one, on the Viltrox lens would be very interesting.
He just talked extensively about this lens on his previous video in case you missed it :)
Thnks for the video perfect example 👍🏼 What type of nd magnetic is that ? 🙏🏼
great review bro!
Can I make best quality feature film for theater of this lens and sony fx30 camera ?
Sir, eating show and cooking and moderate vlogging which lense perfect full frame camera for sony
Bro amazing work. Where did you get the background music you played during AF in the house?
Great video definitely helps me in my buying decisions
Sir explain the nd filter size and detail samyang v af 1.9 cine lena
Thanks brandon li
which better samyang 50 F1.4 mark ii or Samyang cine v-AF 45 mm T1.9 ?
Which tony 85mm 1.8 were you using? The GM? or
Next time you come NYC. lmk. Take you my favorite Thai restaurant. Chop it up.
Hi! Brandon, what would be the size of these if I put them on apc?
Which focus will be good for wedding cinematography? There is no problem in hunting, the focus is good, isn't it?
The focus loses the subject a bit more than the Sony lenses. I found it maybe 15% less reliable.
OMG anamorphic with Autofocus! My dream!
Heya Brandon! Thanks for the video! I'm seriously considering getting the 35mm one. Do you reckon this is better overall compared to the Sony 35mm F1.8 in terms of auto-focus and focus breathing?
The Samyang lenses are not better in either regard. Their breathing is about the same as average photo lenses. And the AF is noticeably worse. I just like them because they’re the same size, so they balance easily on a gimbal.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Thank you so much for the reply! Ahh I guess I'll be sticking to waiting for the 35 gm2 whenever it may be haha. I'm using the A7siii so with a lens that heavily focus breathes...I'd probably pull my hair out.
Cool! Thanks for sharing it. ✌️
Always this inaccurate fly by wire lenses for manual focus.... so i prefer keep my batis serie 25 40 85 thank you Brandon for this honest review.
Image stabilization can walk with this lens?
What is the size of the nd filter?
where do I get the filter? 😢
Can you please name the filter detail???
anyone using the lenses with Ronin RS2? I have the problem that I cannot pull focus of the 24mm lens with the focus wheel of the gimbal. This is no issue with the 75mm though
Brandon, any upgrades via firmware to fix the MF issues?
As far as I know, you can’t fix fly by wire behavior with firmware. Need a physical solution, hence the manual focus adapter.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted thanks Brandon!!
Please Brother tell the filter name Which company filter ???
Hi sir please share ND filters for this lenses
Whats your toughs about the chromatic aberrations? Seems a bit visible. Is it very annoying?
I don’t notice, have been using them for a few years now
Hey Brandon, can former students from Unscripted Studio access the new video lessons? I can’t seem to find them on my dashboard but there’s a chance I’m not looking at the right places. Thank you.
It depends on your membership type, you can message hello@unscripted.com if you have any issues with access!
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Hi Brandon I'm a former student too. I sent an email days ago but no reply yet.
Anyone here facing Focus hunting and focus out while shooting speed & movements with the 24mm lens.
I'm facing a horrible issue that my lens always lost it's focus while there are multiple movements in my frames and it focus out all the way and takes atleast 6 seconds to gain the focus again.
Which ND Filter / Adapter are you using?
Sensei 55-77 and Kase Magnetic Variable ND 1.5-5 77mm
can anyone advise what filter adapter and filters is Brandon using?
Sensei 58-77mm adapter and Kase magnetic vnd 77mm.
is this usable for photography?
The biggest problem for me is the Active Stabilization - it works fine only with Sony lenses... I like the 24 1.8 and the 50 1.4 II by Samyang but the Active stabe works worse on them than on a Sony branded lens.
I haven’t noticed a difference, but maybe I just haven’t tested active stabilization enough on these lenses
@@BrandonLiUnscripted I tested the Samyang 24 1.8 and 50 1.4 II against 24 GM and 50 GM on two A7IVs mounted on a rail in order to get the same shake on both cameras and really see the difference between Sony and not a Sony lens. With Sony lens Active stabe is very close to the gyro stabilization in post. Sigma, Tamron, Samyang, Viltrox... any lens not made by Sony is worse with Active stabe and the same applies to the new Dynamic Stabe in the new Sony cameras - it works only with Sony glass. Gyro Stabilization is the same no matter the lens, I also found a way to use it with manual lenses without electronic contacts.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted th-cam.com/video/UpUiB952jzE/w-d-xo.html
damn. I’m never going to find a lens strategy at this point. Was about to buy this set and now I know manual focus doesn’t work well…womp womp…
i SEE THAT I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO WANT TO KNOW;)
IN WHICH FILTER MAGNETIC DO YOU USE?
nice and handy. but the focus breathing is crazy.....
These really seem like something that Samyang/Rokinon will have to either commit to dumping a few years of money and firmware updates into developing a cohesive ecosystem with useful accessories utilizing those front contacts before seeing a solid return, or just cut bait at some point this year and call it a failed experiment. I hope they take the former route and clean up that autofocus, as there is a good idea at the heart of this line.
they look fantastic
Do they have it in EF mount?
No just sony
thanks for great sharing 😍😍
Amazing lenses!
Is anyone using the lense for photo and video both? How is the performance for photos?
Wow Sony lenses focus way better and stabe works so much better handheld. :o
welding shoot best quality result 75mm 24mm 35mm 50mm
how this lens performs for stills??
I only shoot video, but I think they’re fine for stills. They’re basically photo lenses in a different housing
You are what we used to love about Peter Mckinnon!
i dont see anything too bananas , ppl in comments seem to be hyped.
i feel like a standard say 50mm and a Cine-lut, you're getting a pretty similar result
we were after these until the AF test happened 😂😂😂
Thanks! Very helpful review
This makes me want to sell my sigma 85mm and buy the samyang 75. Damn that’s beautiful.
These Samyang lenses aren’t technically the most perfect but they do have some nice character
Which filter size do you use normally? I am so torn apart about which size to choose.
82mm then get set down rings to 58mm on these lenses specifically
@@JayGilmourMedia thank you so much. This helped a lot. I was already thinking about something like that and you confirmed it like a pro. Thanks for taking the time answering me with such a big channel!
I thought they also have a 20mm lens.
B&H did not have 20mm in stock yet
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Thank you!
No one gonna address the sign in the back at 6:45?
At $9.99 I wonder what stuff is on there! LOL
wow!!
you seem to be one of the only one shooting these lenses and making it look decent. even the official channel has really crappy looking shots.
Are there big differences between samyang 35mm f1.8 a-f fe and samyang 35mm f1.8 t1.9 v-af?
Honest question: what makes a lens a cine lens?
Matched lens set, standard focus throw, clickless aperture, t-stops, low breathing
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