The Sigma Trio: 3 of the Sharpest A6000 Lenses
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- In this video I talk about 3 of the sharpest lenses available for the Sony A6000.
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I have all three of them. I just came to watch this to feel good about it. :P
haha
Lol same
Also, to show off that you have them all 😄
Me too :) Great lenses
Ha! Great, but now; focus! ;)
Whenever I was looking for sony E-mount lenses, I got surprised Arthur already covered them. His reviews are not just reading product specs nor throwing random personal opinions. It's really well sorted information I can take advantage of. I really thank him.
after one year of grinding, I finally own all 3 of them. *tears of joy*
work hard for them people. Totally worth it.
Hi,
Few times in your video, you always pick Sony 35mm F1.8 vs Sigma 30mm F1.4.
I am curious whether your opinion still remains the same?
Or you have changed your mind.
Thanks and I look forward to hearing your thought.
Regards,
Those 3 lenses are making me think twice about upgrading to full frame. I have the 30mm f1.4 DC DN and Sony fe 85mm f1.8. God bless Sigma. I do hope they come out with a 16-50 f2.
16-50 F2! I need is so bad God bless Sigma.
Maybe it is not f2, but here you go. In october 2021 Sigma released 18-50 F2.8 for sony e mount :D
I use an adapted a mount sony 16-50 2.8, for a total for around $200. Best decision ever. I can also adapt another 55-300 4.5-5.6 as well, which let me get 300mm at 5.6 for $150
0:39 that lens in there without a cap bothers me a lot 😶
do you think he travels without a cover? or is it for the video? I can't tell tbh but what is the problem with having the caps on the lenses?
I've had all three of these lenses for a year now. And I love them! I checked to see how much I use each of them. Of the pictures I've imported to Lightroom 82% is taken with the 30mm, 11% with the 56mm and 7% with the 16mm.
Seeing the Sigma trifecta in one video makes me happy even though I only have one of them. The photos you shot tell a story. I love that. I am sure the little guy will appreciate them one day. :)
May 2019 be your sharpest year yet 👊
watching in 2020
@@jamestravers538 and its frickin blur year
Loved the video. Thanks for including us in some of your family time.
You forget that there is very apparent distortion between the lenses which is even more important than addressing the bokeh. The 16mm is not flattering at all for portraits because of the distortion. The question should be what types of pictures do you want to take? 16mm great for landscape and group shots. 30mm is a great all around lens. 56mm is best for portraits because the face looks more natural as it would to the naked eye. There is a crop factor involved but that only affects the crop and not the distortion.
Big fan. I've learned a lot from your channel.
Started w a 6000 then recently purchased a 6500. I own the 56 and the 30 plus the 19mm and 60mm sigmas.
Please post the 56mm vs the 85mm FE. Thanks again.
Your video helps a lot, I just recently bought Sony a6000.. I know it’s old but still great camera. Then I paired it with a Sigma 16mm f 1.4 which is great for my hobby - hiking and backpacking.
I hope Sigma releases a 24mm 1.4 in 2019. A nice fast 35mm eq. lens would be a great addition.
Oh yes, 24mm f1.4 and 56mm f1.4 is really what I want!
Maybe at 22f1.4.
22 feels more 35 than 24 in my experience. ✌️
@@-grey it's not quite the same.
want to sign a petition for sigma to start making them? :P
Viltrox is going to launch 23mm 1.4 in weeks. Looking at their 85mm 1.8 full frame lens, I hope it's going to be no worse than sigma.
I have and idea or something like that for a video, why not a comparison between all the sigma lens? All the APS-C, 16mm, 19mm, 30mm (1.4/2.8), 56mm and 60mm to see it performance in low light and the main point I'm interested, taking the same picture on a tripot just switching lens to have an idea in the difference of mm and it real point of view. You are the greatest A6000 owners Channel, I thing it would be a great video comparing all sigma lenses. I am wondering on getting the 16mm 1.4 and then getting the old sigma lenses in EBAY for 100 box or something like that to have a little kit for traveling. At the moment I'm owning my A6000 with the 16-50mm kit lens and a Neewer 35mm 1.7 that I pick up for 40 box on Amazon.
sigma needs to make a 16 50 f2.8 for E-mount.. they will sell like hot cakes
Still waiting
still waiting
and waiting
I'd buy that really quick!
w a i t i n g
2019, I attended my first photography workshop learned so much and with the help of your videos I just bought my first prime lens, can't wait to take my photography to the next level.
What a great, practical discussion of this trio and how they can make a great kit. Congratulations on the birth of your son! While the technical aspects of the images you showed are interesting and important, their value is in the family memories that will be priceless in the years to come. Make sure they are stored and labeled in ways that your grandchildren will know what they are!
Hi guys I'm a newcomer to photography and have bought this exact set up (Sony A6000 with the Sigma 16mm)
I know I have a crazy amount to learn and just wondered if anyone can help me with sharpness? I've taken a few photos and feel the sharpness is nothing like what Arthur has been able to get. Ive been shooting in the Auto plus mode as I'm still learning about all the settings. Can anyone help?
Hi Arthur! For photography, would you say there’s a HUGE difference between the images of a A6000 and a A6400? I know the A6400 is a lot more $$ than the A6000 so I’m having trouble picking one. Is the extra $$ in the A6400 worth it for still photography? Or do they produce the same quality photos? Thanks!
"The only real difference..." Man, there's a huge difference between the 16mm and 30mm when it comes to distortion, I mean, look at your wife's nose! People may not notice that though, since we're all used to smartphone pictures now... Good job as always though!
My next purchase for the a6000 is definitely the sigma 16mm F1.4
Me too.
Me will purchase 30mm sigma
Ditto!
did you buy it? I have a sigma 30mm f1.4 with a6300, i'm considering to buy sigma 16mm too
norman ray oh the best purchase you’ll do this year!
Those are some amazing sample photos. Your life is so filled with beauty, I really appreciate your sharing with us.
Especially those wide shots on the beach with the 30mm - wow. Good equipment with genuine talent.
Yeah, I'm just going to get them all. Lol
Mid-Life Adventurer Which one for every day use and how far back for full body frame ?
robert sharpe sorry for the delayed response! The 30mm is my normal go to.
I have the Sigma 30 mm f/1.4 and I'm in love with it; I don't have issues with the autofocus because I shoot with manual focus most of the time. I'm going to buy the Sigma 16 mm and later the Sigma 56 mm, I think are the best lenses out there for the price and for the quality.
Is the a6000 still worth to buy this year 2019 ? I'm planning on buying it
a6000 super worth it in 2020 if you're a beginner/intermediate photographer and want to really learn everything about the in and outs of photography
A6000 was a breakthrough like Windows 95, but they aged.
Cats are replaced by baby 😄
Poor cats 😪😄
Nice job, thanks. I have the 16mm one and love it for my A6500. Cheers
Obejrzałem już bardzo dużo Twoich filmów, bo chciałbym dążyć do doskonałości, nie dużo rozumiem po angielsku, ale Twoje filmy tak dobrze obrazują wszystko, że są wystarczająco zrozumiałe. Stary już jestem ale chciałbym coś fajnego jeszcze robić w fotografii i video. Mało pieniędzy na wszystkie obiektywy ale może jeszcze coś stworzę fajnego na tym co mam...
I just got my sigma 16mm used but excellent condition for $325 so happy, added to my sigma 30mm and sony 50.
I have sigma 16mm and thinking of getting the 30mm? Should I go? and Why?
I have those same 3 lenses! love it
Nice Review 😃 and IF thats grandpa and grandma they look very happy to be grandparents.
I miss my Sony a6000.😟 but I see them on sale.
I was totally going to sell my Rokinon and Pick up this lens (as I love my Sigma 30mm 1.4). I hate collecting lenses and like having a max of 3 lenses at any one time. However Sigma recently released their 18-50mm F2.8 compact zoom which has great quality (maybe 80% of the primes). This makes my choice much easier, keep the 30mm F1.4 since I find it the best versatile walk around/indoor lens, the Rokinon 12mm (maybe swap for Autofocus) for Stars, Landscapes, creatives, and the Sigma for the walk around. Cannot justify the 16mm F 1.4 when I now can have an 18mm F 2.8. If you use your camera for video at night then I can see the advantage of 16mm F1.4 but I am strictly a photographer. Plus if I needed video I'm fine with graining at higher ISO. Thoughts? I'm about to have a baby and am wondering if a fast tele (or even 56mm F1.4) is usefull. I used to use the Sony 18-135mm zoom for travel but never really liked the photos in many of the shots and was forced to really push in lightroom. Sigma always looked good. Any suggestions?
Great vid!
For travel, I like my Sony 18-135. I hate changing lenses when taking in the sights
I use the Sigma 16 on a tripod for videos when talking to camera on my channel. Very sharp. Nice colors. Perfect for that. Yes, external audio required if using autofocus
I really like the Sony 35mm and 50mm for pics of friends and family at parties, holidays, etc. Food pics. I don’t see the need to “upgrade” to lenses without OSS. Of course, if I had the a6500...
I owe you a big thank you. I recently purchased a Sony a6400 and based on your recommendation and review of the Sigma 16mm that’s the lens I got with it. All I can say is, amazing. I wish I could post pictures with this to show people the amazing shots I got with it on a moonless night in my backyard taking pictures of reflections off my pool with just what Ambient light there was reflecting off a thin cloud layer and the light coming through the windows of my house. At f /2.2 and iso 2500 and 4 sec.shutter if it wasn’t for the overly bright windows you would swear that picture was taken at high noon on a clear summer day. The pool has a fairly dark blue Pebble Tech bottom as opposed to a white plaster. Despite this you can easily make out the individual leaves of the trees around the pool in their reflections. In fact they are even green. Not only that but there is a very prominent shadow of the house in the reflection that you can’t tell is there with the naked eye. But even in this shadow the texture of the Pebble Tech is plainly visible. Of course I used a tripod but not the shutter delay, yet everything is very sharp and clear. My wife was not nearly as impressed as I was when I woke her up at 1:30 in the morning to show her this amazing photograph. I don’t know why..lol. I’m an Airline Pilot and I can’t wait for my next trip to Amsterdam and go roaming around. Thank you again for your excellent reviews q
Are these the best for the Sony A6400 too?
What's the best wide angle lense for the Sony a6400?
Which lens out of all these 3 for car videography? Currently Looking to upgrade from kit lens !
16mm
This Sigma trio is spot on from Sigma in terms of great, great value. I see another vacuum or opportunity for Sigma which is the 70-200 F4. Come out with similar quality and much cheaper like the trio which are well known for quality vs price, Sigma would have the Sony's APS-C market cornered towards them.
Здравствуйте! Я посмотрел уже десятки ваших роликов и они сильно повлияли на мой выбор аппаратуры: sigma 16, 56, a6500 и сейчас на подходе a6400. Хочу сказать вам большое спасибо за труды 🙏
А так же задать 1 вопрос. Я не хочу обрастать большим количеством объектовом и стремлюсь к минимализму, поэтому хотел бы узнать ваше мнение и рекомендацию. Что взять к вышеописанному комплекту для большей универсальности sigma 30 или sigma 18-35? И что на ваш взгляд удобнее и набирает больше суммарных балов трио сигмы или sigma 18-35 + sigma 56?
Ещё раз большое спасибо и привет из Санкт-Петербурга!
Which lenses would you recommend for taking an outdoor scene (Landscape Photography), the Sigma 16mm or 30mm?
Just got the sigma 56 for Rs26000 ($369) it was way too good of a deal for a lens that just came out.
From where did you buy it?
Hi everybody, I'm here in 2020. I have bought a6000 last year and only used lens kit since then. I want to purchase a new lens for my next travel also my daily life after that. I like to take photos about daily life, sometime my friends's portrait and I'm confusing between sigma 30mm and sigma 16mm. What should I get for my camera? plz help, thank y'all
16mm is good for landscape, wide shots, vlogging,,,,,,,,,,,,technically 30mm is better for portraits, but for general purpose I would say 16=used it a lot & still use it, made many videos, even did a review=Sigma16mm opened my eyes on what aps-c is capable of
@@mirrorlessny thank you so much
Which one is better? Sigma trio lens or Sony trio lens? Some one help before I purchase please
Sigma dont have OSS, but have best low light capability/close focus distance/sharpness,,,,,, if you have IBIS in your cameras then definitely get Sigma,,, if no IBIS then think if OSS is important to you
Congratulations! He is very cute and deserves to be the new star of your videos.
omg...please guys don't ever use branded bags when traveling, it's like a big sign pointing LOOT HERE
HahA. Thanks!
Super nice set for sure. I'd love to justify getting these but have the 28/2 and 50/1.8 FE lenses for ff so kinda hard to justify. Also, I hate being "that guy" swapping lenses constantly when I'm traveling which I'm totally guilty of. Can't wait for the rumored, fast, APS-C "kit lens". getting thes
Thanks.... Please suggest which lens for food photography I Have Sony A 6600
My go to lens for food photography is the Sigma 56mm. It’s perfect for single dishes. If you need wider, for example if you often do full table spreads, get the 30mm.
thank you very much Sir 👍
@@VegZaika My pleasure, maam.. by the way, if you’re showing close ups of the food, I would suggest stopping down the aperture to f2.8 - f4 for a cleaner result.
Sir thanks you took so much time for me and guide me.Now i have clear sharp picture …. For my video thumbnails ..and i will definitely buy sigma 56 mn lens 🙏🏻
@@VegZaikaGlad I can be of help even if it’s a minor thing. Good luck going forward on your channel. 👍
as a beginner, this is the only channel that really helped me to choose my lens. you explain everything so good and I have all the informtion needed. thanks!
I own all 3 of these lenses for the Canon M-mount. Everything he said is true about autofocus and it drove me crazy before figuring it out. I’m contemplating selling the 16mm and the 30mm and replacing them with the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 with the speedbooster. But I’ve heard that lens suffers from autofocus issues as well. Anyone have experience with all 3 and can give some thoughts on whether this would be a worthwhile trade off?
You have a beautiful family....man I love your channel....so easy to listen to you and you're very honest and informative....thank you sir. Bless you
Thanks for the video. Do you have Instagram account Sir? 😅
First of all, what sadsacks click on dislike ???? So believe it or not, i just sold my A7RII and went back to a new A6000. Always love the A6000s since i bought my first one some years ago. I had both the A7RII and A6000 on a recent trip to New Zealand and captured some amazing images using only the A6000. 82 meg raw files drove me crazy on the A7RII. As I only post to social media and sometimes print to canvas, APSC photos works fine. Have 3x 1000mm x750mm canvases on my wall and they were all taken with the APSC system. First lens after buying the A6000 again was the Sigma 16mm. Had one before and they are amazing. So once again, your my go to guy for APSC
Wow! Excellent photos and family!! Good job.
I'd want to blame on your VDO.
The A6400, 18-105 F4, and 50 F1.8 have all been here with me since I watched you reviews.
Now, Im going to get Sigma....
Hello...
Is there a comparison video for the following lens, Sony 35F1.8 and Sony kit lens? I'm trying to determine if I should purchase the 35mm or buy a flash for my 6K. I'll primarily be using it for indoor/night/in house shots.
Thanks
I have a Sony a 6300 and watch all your videos. But I cannot comprehend why you use the a6000, when you have an a6500, with non stabilized lenses. I would get some of these Sigma lenses, except for the fact that I completely lose stabilization. Now I don't ever use a tripod, but I don't want to use a tripod. So it seems to me that using the a6000 when you have the a6500 is just making it more difficult for you to use your camera in most situations. ???
He once said he likes to take the a6000 because its smaller and lighter + you don't need to worry so much about it as it is cheaper. If he's doing video work stab is non-issue with gimbal.
Exactly. Smaller, lighter, but the biggest reason is that for images the A6000 is just as good in my opinion as the A6500. If I drop the A6000 or it gets stolen, I can replace it for significantly less than a new A6500 :)
@@ArthurR Thanks. I use my a6300 for images only. Over 10,000 pics along the hiking trails of N California where I never bring a tripod. So the image stabilization of Sony lenses works well for me and is very important. Never gave much thought to video shooting issues.
But I still wonder if a combination of a6500 body stabilization with Sony lens stabilization would be better. I've never seen any TH-cam videos or websites that ever even discussed this topic. IOW I'm not sure if getting a a6500 would be worth it.
TechnologyMafia how do you compare the ISO and low light capabilities of a6000 vs a6500... I usually stop at iso 3200
Thanks for all reviews, I like your videos. Can you test tamron 28-75 2.8 with a6000? If you can do it as soon as possible ı'll be so pleased. Thanks
So the 16mm i would not use for portraits. People always looking like they have a big nose even if they don't have. It's ok for getting snapshots inside with limited space but also there you can learn to deal with the 30mm. The 16 is a typical landscape wide angle lens for me, if i want to capture people, i beginn with 30mm around.
Unique Stance I own both, trust me uppgrading to fullframe is always a good idea =) !
Se tivesse uma legenda em português seria maravilhoso, pois poderia assistir todos dos seus vídeos sobre a a6000.
I have Sigma 56mm, it is sharp, but autofocus is noticeably slower than on Panasonic Lumix lenses. I would say, this lens is great for photos, but not as great for videos. Unfortunately this is about the only lens available in M4/3 if you want such focal distance, aperture and autofocus.
Do you still use Sony a6000? Does it worth in 2019?
Hey Dear you earn a subscriber today.. Great comparison for lens to use on a6000. I just purchased a6000 and your vedios are helping me a lot to understand the camera and lens thank you. And your baby is too cute god bless him.
Love from India 🇮🇳. Only one question all these Raw pictures or after editing.
if you are about to buy one of those and you are not sure, which one to pick:
16mm great for landscape, night sky, architecture, street photography.
30mm great "allrounder". A classic nifty-fifty on APS-C.
56mm fantastic for any kind of portrait! Can be used for street, architecture equally good.
If I would have to pick one, I'd go for the 56mm, because I mainly take pictures of people, family, friends.
9:56 the distortion when shooting that close with a 16mm creates a fun house mirror effect, as your comparison shows (exaggerated nose). Any wide angle lens would. I would only do portraits with the 30mm or longer.
Hi, thank you very much for this content, great pictures! Here are my two cents:
1. question: I dont understand why you bought the 6500 but instead always carry the 6000 around with you when travelling. Because it is lighter??
2. you depressed my mind with the A7iii vs a6500 Video. I was so impressed and besides unhappy with the sharpness of the A7iii. If you still have the A7iii, I suggest now is the time for a second comparison: the A7iii Kit vs a6500 Sigma 56mm. Wouldn‘t that be interesting?
Thanks again and all the best for you and your loved ones in 2019!
JoEpunkt I think he mentioned that he borrowed the A7 III from a friend.
The full frame kit lens is not as sharp as these sigma lenses, that’s for sure. I have the A7 III and the image quality can get super impressive, but so the (price of) lenses. Also, full frame lenses are usually bigger and heavier, with very few exceptions.
There are also full frame Sigma lenses (the Art line) and they are unbelievably sharp. Sigma is the best in the market for sharpness (though some say sharpness isn’t everything, as in you have to consider color rendition, micro contrast, bokeh quality, ergonomics, AF speed and precision, vignette, distortion... etc).
SONY Adicto thank you!
Maybe, if he is a good friend he would lend the camera again?
I recently watched a video from Brandon Cole who compared the Sigma 56 to the Sony 85 on a 7iii.
This was some very interesting content, but (sorry to say) I trust the Tests from the (Tech Mafia) Don more.
Would you recommend the Sigma 23mm over the Sigma 30mm? I already have the 16 and 56.
I'm struggling to know what I would use the 30mm for.
Thank you for the video. If I bought a body only a6000 series camera, would chosing two of these lenses be enough as a hobbyist? Or would I need a kit lense as well?
alpha 6000 + 30mm F1.4 = happy person. I am really thinking about gettin the 56mm next. #gottacollectemall
WOW...GREAT PHOTOS...YOU HAVE SUCH A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY. I'M IN LOVE WITH YOUR FAMILY. GOSH SUCH BEAUTIFUL BABIES AND BEAUTIFUL SMILES. I WISH TO HAVE MINE SOMEDAY...
NICE VIDEO BROTHER.
wat camera you using for this video??
im a gym guy that does photos and video at the gym. which len is better for this? i have the 16mm but it makes me look smaller than what I'm. and when you ask those IG what lens they use, they dont even reply to your comments
I’ve been watching all your phots and have a baby on the way. Thank you for all your work! This video was really helpful
Errrr is it bad if I have all 3 of these plus the Sony 35mm and I’m still thinking of getting the Sony 50mm (maybe even throw in the Ziess 24mm?!?!!) oh and I also have the Sony 10-18, 18-135, 18-105, 16-50 and the rokinon 12mm....my justification is that I have one set of lenses for photo and the other for video , I have both the a6000 and a6400 which I why I wanted the oss lenses too, oh AND I also got the weebill lab recently....now can people stop reviewing stuff and making everything sound so great so I stop buying it all please?!?!?
I prefer the Sony 24mm F1.8 ZA over the 30 Sigma. Only negative with the Sony is the price.
Respect you that you still kept your 6000 and not jumped every wave... like most in here would do. . .
Used the 56 indoors for the family dinner over the holidays.... I was very excited about the shots I got.. would definitely recommend for indoors.
This review is very timely for me as I’m considering either the Sigma 56mm 1.4 or the Sony 84mm 1.8. Great comparison on these three super lenses.
Foto4Max thanks. Yep, I have the A6300. I have the 30mm Sigma 1.4 and love it. Just not sure of the reach of the 56mm compared to the 84mm. Pondering.
ReflectingMe 85mm on APS-C is WAY too zoomed in, and only useful for head portraits and maybe some full body portraits (although you have to be far away from the subject, and sometimes that’s reflected on the model’s expression).
56mm for APS-C (equivalent to 84mm for Full Frame) is way more convenient and useful for many types of portraits and other photos. Of course if you have a use for a longer focal length, the 85mm is awesome, but keep in mind that you are paying for a Full Frame lens and you will not be using more than half of its image (by putting it on an APS-C camera). UNLESS you plan to upgrade to Full Frame in the future 😆.
I like the 85 1.8 on my a6000. Sharp and fast with impressive subject background separation. Downside is I have to be relatively far from the subject at 127.5mm FF equivalent.
It’s a world of difference imo with the sigma 30 the worst out of the trio and the 56 the best
*Hey everyone*
I'm a noob photographer and I bought an a6400 with the sigma 16mm 1.4.
And my pictures dont seem to come out as sharp as his ones....they also have grain and a not sharp, even at iso100-f1.4 ....
Do any of you photographers have a link to some of the photos you may have taken with your cameras.
I really need to compare mine with someone of similar gear....idk if it's my camera settings or the gear is faulty or if I'm just bad overall.....
I don't really have any expert photographer friends that can tell me what to expect from my gear either. I bought my equipment brand new tho
Why 56 mm lens has smaller size? When i use zoom lens shorter settings has smaller focal length somehow..
What are the best settings for the sony a6000 with sigma 56??? Im a new photographer
Congrats on the baby!!! Those three make quite a kit, you have everything covered and you'll be great. Great choices! Thank you!
We are having issues focusing with the 16mm on the Sony a6600. Some example. We're both on camera for a vlog, and sometimes it loses focus on one of us. Or we're in a restaurant getting video (or photos) of food, and it focused on literally one item on the plate and blurs out everything else. How can we get around this?
for the 56mm f1.4 i noticed that the 'greenish' thing sometimes show up, must carry the lens hood then it would be super !
New to this whole camera thing, using a Sony A6600, what lens would be best for vlogging? Basically just using it in a studio at a few feet away. Any suggestions?
generally you get higher quality footage with prime lenses, good prime lens choices for Sony's aps-c cameras are Sigma16mm & 30mm f1.4, I also like the Sony's 20mm f2.8 pancake aps-c lens since it's super compact for occasional travel vlog
Does 56mm, Crop into 1.6 Sensor? in Sony a6000?
Please reply, I am confused what to buy 30mm or 56mm. I want in the range of 40-55mm.
Yes it crops. But on sony it's 1.5, and 1.6 on Canon and Nikon. So would recommend 30mm. I have a 50mm on Nikon D5200 with crop sensor, and you have to get really far away from subjects. I wish i had gone with a 30mm instead.
There might be an additional crop in video.
If 40-55 is the full frame equivalent you'd like to have I'd go for the 30mm or - if you think about getting an A7 - the Sony FE 28mm/2.0.
56mm is more a counterpart to an 85mm on full frame.
If these three lenses had image stabilization, they would literaly be perfect... a man can dream....
I have the 16 and 30 mm 1.4, I “want” to complete the trifecta of Sigma lenses. What are your thoughts if I’m seeking basically the type of pictures you provided of your family (my wife’s expecting and would love to be photographing and videoing our daughter)?
I have a A6000 and want to buy the sigma 16mm and 30mm.. my only concern is they have no image stabilization.. should i upgrade to a A6500 to counter that or will i be ok.. im shooting photos not videos
What about using sigma 16mm which will allow me to click Landscape and portrait with cropping same 16mm image ? Is that a good idea ? I hardly effort one of them and i clicks Landscape as well as portraits.. let me know your suggestions ..
Combination of 16mm & 30mm vs 18-35mm. Which one you prefer and which should be better on a6300
I'm not sure if I should get the three, or the sony 16-55...just want to do youtube videos, and some portraits. And outdoor videos...
very nice lenses! but i cant find any sony alpha 6400 or 6100 or any affordable. they are all sold out. Why? Where can i buy a camera now? pls help
12:31 makes it perfect for recording cats. They purr when they are happy (for example) and the lens does the same. Nobody will notice it when recording cats on video. As you can now see the logic here you know that your lens is happy :) now that you know it you gotta go pet it and give it a treat :)
I get that taking videos without OSS in the lens on a a6000 can be shaky, but what about taking photos? Can you tell in photo quality if you do not use a tripod?
it depends, if taking pictures in daylight with higher shutter speeds then most likely all will be fine, but in low light when shutter speeds are lower chances are more of your pictures will come out blurry
Welcome 2019!
The 16mm brings (as well as all wide angle) pulls the nose out and makes the face look bigger.
Arthur love your with lenses got the Sigma56/1.4 loving it...ty
Suggest me one for street photography (also a little bit of portrait). I am a beginner and can only afford one now. Thanks a lot for the help!!!
Excellent review. I carry all 3 but also toss in the 18-135 in my bag.
Regarding the sample photos which you showed : were they taken with A6000 ?
Do I need to worry about OS if i'm only doing photography?
Any distortion when using the 16 as portrait? I got the 56 for mostly outdoors but might need one for indoor shooting of kids and wife :) thanks for the great comparison video!
yes it's a very wide lens, like 24mm full frame, there is natural wide angle distortion especially if someones face is closer to corners
Good video and very relevant for many a6x00 users. As a enthusiast photo dad i have been shooting with the a7rii with GM lenses the last years but since i added the a6500 with the sigma trio i shoot almost all my photos with the new setup. The new 56mm is just what was missing for the aps-c line. Image quality is great and you cant beat the compactness of this system. Give us a 16-55/70 2.8zoom now dear sony :)