The 10 BEST Full Frame Lenses For Sony Photo & Video
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While I've done videos in the past on which lenses to buy, how to choose the right lens, and even "what's in my bag"-type of videos, I thought it'd be interesting to show you how I put my money where my mouth is. In this video I reveal to you my entire lens collection and detail exactly why I use each one and how.
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0:00 Intro
1:48 Lens 1
2:46 Lens 2
4:24 Lens 3
6:06 Lens 4
7:52 Lens 5
9:30 Lens 6
11:25 Lens 7
13:31 Lens 8
16:15 Lens 9
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once upon a time, i considered myself a minimalist. my, how times have changed 😂
Hi Pat, for hobbyists can you make a video essential lenses maybe top 3. I can’t afford these many as I don’t earn from photography
You should update your gear list on your website now, it looks to be a bit outdated since uploading this video.
@@abhishekbanerjee3214 depending on what your hobby is. People/ landscape/ holiday stuff and some casual video. A 28-70 2.8 ish and a 85 1.8 or 1.4 would get you 90% of the way. Get it 2nd hand and depending on location you will spend between 700-1400 depending on brands and speed.
Need wider for landscape. Learn to stitch in post. Easy as hell. 85 for the dreamy stuff, sports also possible with 85.
You do products/ still life or wildlife. I would recommend another kit
100 ish macro for product (get a vintage pentax or Takumar, sharp and cheap.
You need at least 400mm for wildlife.
When you are just starting out. You get the big camera and find out glass is more important. You get the big glass. You find out lighting is even more important. Get the cheap glass and invest in strobes like the Godox ad200 with some nice modifiers. You will like the improvement gain more than the one you get from the expensive glass. Unless your hobby is landscape/ wildlife etc
Real photographers that make a living out of it will never have 10+ lenses. Depending on your direction 2-5 maybe, using the 2 for 90% the time.
to add to this. This dude has like 20 grand on the shelve. lifespan of a lens, average 10 years. You will break stuff, FE mount is not forever. If there is a new development, like curved sensors, your lens collection will be worthless in a couple of years. So 10 years average. is 2 grand a year you need to maintain a collections of this quality. Ad a new body every 5 years and you have a hobby that is hard to maintain
Heyy, this may look like kinda boring or random, but it would be very useful if you show us how to organize our photos and archives in a more organized/better way, i have lots os photos that i want to put in order but it is always a mess!
I bought a used 55mm a few months back and for me it was a game changer. what a fantastic lense, but I also really like shooting at the 50mm focal length
You're an amazing photographer. I love your style, as a consumer. As a photographer you're leagues ahead of me. I came here for just info about lenses and the shots you posted just started drowning out the information and all I could see were these wonderful images. Very beautiful work. So glad I stopped by.
as always, great content. you are one of my biggest inspirations
Thank you for this video! Helped a lot!
After I sold my A7III and picked up the A7CII, I opted to downscale most of my lenses. I picked up the Sigma I-Series primes instead of GM glass and have been really impressed so far. I have the 20, 24, 35, and 65mm f2 primes. The 24 and 65 in particular feel very special in their rendering.
Thank you for the video and seeing your family in one review. Similar to mine but I do have the 14/1.8 GM, 90/2.8 A Macro, and 135/1.8 GM as additional primes. Also have both the 100-400 GM and 200-600 G I use for Wildlife and BIF. All used on my A1 or A7R IV. Separately I have some small f/2 primes I use on my A7C.
Thanks for posting this video, loved it
Thank you! Recently purchased The Sony A7SIII. 1st lense is the 20mm G (I shoot video 90% of the time). Next will probably be the 24-70mm. I prefer primes but flexibility is more important at the moment. Thanks for this video! I appreciate you giving usage examples 😎😊 BEAUTIFUL SHOTS 😍😍
Fantastic Video! Going to be buying my new rig based on this info!
Thanks, that was really helpful!
Great lens line up, I have a very similar one except that I have the 35mm F1.8 and 85mm F1.8. Looking to add the new 70-200 F4 G OSS/ Macro ii. To finish and round off my setup.
Thank you very much for the video. I hope to one day have a stable of lens comparable to yours. Thank you.
Was never really a fan of a 24-70, but after getting the 24-70GM2, it has quickly became my personal favourite, I find the rendering to be quite nice (sort of a 3d pop), razor sharp and relatively light. The other 2 favourites being the 50GM and 135GM. While the 35GM and 70-200GM2 are absolute beasts and gets the job done, I've never find them that special.
the new 24-70GM2 certainly does have a look, doesn't it!
Hola me gusta tu contenido y excelente video. Me gustaría saber cuál es tu opinión del 28 mm F2 y qué lentes me recomendarías para fotografía de bodas?
Great video. Interesting lenses presentation
Hello! love your videos got a new suscriber. If you could pick only one of these lenses as your first one. Wich one will it be, 35mm 1.4 gm or the new 24-70mm gm ll ?
Great video Pat. With reference to the 24-70, I was exactly the same… prime shooter only. Well, until I tried that 24-70GMii. Just something about it hits different. So, I dropped some cash on it, and no regrets.
Hi sir, what lens/camera body would you consider best overall for wildlife,street,landscape, and portrait? I'm a beginner in the camera knowledge world ,and I appreciate hearing your knowledge and advice.
When I shot Sony my favorite two lenses were the Zeiss Loxia f/2 35mm and 50mm lenses. They are manual focus lenses but if your shooting style doesn't require AF these lenses are really good. They are affordable, small, light, the build quality is solid, and they give Great sharpness and contrast. They also have a de-click feature for video use.
the loxia range is definitely a legendary one! fantastic lenses those
Wow, lens overview aside, your work is phenomenal. I love your minimalism.
VERY NICE REVIEW!! Have you tried the Sigma 85mm F/1.4 at all? From what I have seen out there it appears to be newer and few steps above the Sony GM. Thoughts? Thanks
damn, your work is jaw-dropping, hella inspiring keep killing it
How do you compare the two Sony kit lenses the 28-70 vs the 28-60? Which do you think produces a better image and is just overall a better lens?
The 16-35GM used to be my favorite, until Sony released the 24-70GM2, then the 14 sort of fills the ultrawide part. Great collection 🤩
still, they're both fantastic lenses 🤩
I returned Sony 20-70/4, got Tamron 20-40/2.8 instead. Sony is bulky, extends a lot, and after analyzing images there were just 5% taken above 40mm. The zoom feels like rubbing plastic on plastic, not a pleasant experience. Tamron is compact and rings are so smooth, the barrel extends very little, it's a pleasure to use. And since this lens is used indoors a lot, having f/2.8 is a great advantage. And ironically, Tamron AF is noticeably faster at 20mm in low light.
@@USGrant21st yeah it's a good lens! The Tamron 20-40 did not exist when I made my comment, but it is definitely the most interesting lens that has been made for landscape photography imo
I was hoping to hear more praises for the 16-35mm PZ like I saw in your last video I watched. I'm strongly considering it as my one wide angle lens but now I'm wondering if I should get the 16-35mm GM. I'm having a hard time committing to one.
I have a bunch of primes but no zooms other than my 24-240 but I'm probably going to sell it. I only got the 24-240 because I saw it in mint condition for $550 and I couldn't resist but I need a better zoom. At first I thought I wanted a 24-70mm f2.8 but after doing more research and because I have no focal ranges wider than 24mm I'm looking at these two 16-35mm lenses. I have a 35, 50, and 85 all in f1.8 plus the 24-240 but now it's time to upgrade zoom lenses.
I think I want to start with a wide angle for landscapes and I want to start doing family videos. The 16-35mm seems like it would be a great lens for these purposes.
We have a Disney vacation coming up and I think the powerzoom would be perfect to use with the Sony a7IV on vacation for video and photo, possibly as my only lens.
Nice Vlog... got some of your lenses... 😊
I have 16-35gm and 20mm g (which acts as 24mm gm for me). Very nice wide combo. Will probably grab next 85mm gm version for my telephoto needs. Though not sure what to fill with 35-84 and 84-400
Personally I don't think you need anything between 35mm and 85mm because that's a range that's easy to cover by zooming with your feet. If you need to reach out to 400mm, I would recommend getting the 70-200mm GMII and the 2x teleconverter instead of the 85mm GM.
Great review. I am interested in the new PZ 16-35 but not sure about the significant distortion at 16mm that is reported in some reviews. What is your experience with it? As some other peps said: 135 f1.8 is a very special lens. I am sure you‘d love it. Despite its weight ;-). Subbed.
Great lineup and overview of some great lenses. The only one I think you are missing and a lens I really think you would enjoy is the 135F1.8GM. It is incredibly sharp and forces you to find some interesting compositions. It's a really amazing and sharp piece of glass and the images on my A1 are just outstanding.
@@cameraprepper7938 same here. It's like 200+ fast telephoto in APSC mode which makes it incredible
Because already have 70-200 m2
Hi Pat, what do you think about the 35-150mm f2-2.8 Tampon lens?
The 24mm F/1.4 GM is literally the best lens out there! If you really know how to use it, you can make every video look like straight out of a movie with an insane aesthetic photography.
Thank you!!!!
I am in family photography business, and currently only own a 35mmGM. I am tempted to buy the new 24-70GM2. 🤩
i hope you get to experience the new 24-70GM2!
Amazing collection… surprised you don’t have the 135 GM 1.8. Heard it focuses way faster than the 85
which lens are you using for the overhead shots?
Hey Pat, If you can only choose 2 lenses for street photography. What are your favorite focal length lens combo? My current favorite, Sony FE 35mm & 85mm.
@@cameraprepper7938 Great choice!
Great little setup. I am guessing you are like me... you don't take it all out at the same time (or even on all trips). Personally I have 16-35 GM, Sigma 24-70 2.8, 100-400 GM (I also have the 1.4TC) and 24-240mm for zooms. It's a bit different of a holy trinity... but for what I do... 100-400mm works a lot better (honestly I think you are missing it from your kit.... once you start isolating subjects at 400mm... it's hard to go back). 24-240mm is a weird choice but it is great for hiking / travel / scouting and casual 1 lens photography. If you are a good photographer you can get around it's limitations. I don't think enough people value superzooms as an essential part of their kit. Primes wise; I have a Laowa 12mm F2.8 (I won this lens in a photo composition... I would carry it more if it weren't so heavy), the 35mm F1.8, Zeiss 35mm F2.8, Zeiss 55mm F1,8, 85mm F1.8 and 90mm G Macro F2.8. My favorite focal length is 35mm (hence all the options), followed by 85/90mm. Like you - I get good shots with the 55mm... but I don't love shooting it, and will never sell it. The 12mm can be super fun... especially because it has a very short minimum focus distance... so you can get almost wide angle macro shots. You get very different shots from everyone else when you shoot it. Anyways... enjoyed hearing how you use your options. Would love to see what you take with you on different trips sometime.
Bro.. your ballin!
the 24-70mm GM or 16-35mm GM looks like a solid choice for a first dive into FF shooting. thanks for the mini review compilation lol
If you have to choose one of these two whatcha one is better?
When travelling, do you pick lenses based on what kind of photos you want to take or where you're going? What are your rules, ie limit yourself to 2/3 lenses max etc?
just depends on whether or not i'm travelling light or not and whether i'll be doing things like taking street shots, doing portraits, etc. typically ill only bring the primes if i'm shooting ports
How about for top 3 Sony lens for different situations?
@pat kay have you switched out the 16-35 GM for the 16-35 f4 G PZ then? I'd love to hear if you have and why...
@patkay - no idea if this tags you or not, i can only hope
That’s quite the collection, Pat. You made me regret selling all my primes for zooms (because of wedding photography versatility). Canon needs to hurry up and come out with a fast 24mm & 35mm.
Interesting. If you don't mind, what are your current zoom lenses?
haha, hopefully you end up with some primes down the road! it's always good to have a mix of both :)
@@josegaribay9550 believe it or not I’m only carrying the RF 24-70 and 70-200 f/2.8s at the moment. I’m covered with decent background separation from 24 all the way to 200.
Next in line are the RF 15-35, 100 Macro as well as the 50 and 85 f/1.2s.
Now I want to try the new 24-70 GM, I've had and have been able to try several lenses but the versatility of the 24-70 is what keeps the lens on the camera 99% of the time
As far as what is my favorite lens... I had a chance to try out the 135GM 1.8 last year and haven't stopped thinking about it since. I have used the 85GM 1.4 & 50GM 1.2 and while they are fantastic, I just like the look and bokeh on the 135GM 1.8
i have a few friends who swear by that lens and absolutely love it! i'm sure you wont regret getting one :)
Thank you brother 📸📸📸
thanks for watching!
I have a question I have been planning to ask most of the photographers I follow on RUclips.
At what stage in one's photography journey would one develop a preference for specific focal lengths? I always hear photographers (pro) talk about why they don't like a specific focal length but never found anyone explaining it further. Is it across the genre when you said in this video that you don't enjoy 50mm focal length? I have been using a DSLR for a few years now (purely a hobby), and lately, I realise that all I did was point and shoot (literally, although proudly in full manual mode 😂). In my initial days, I thought mastering the manual mode was everything in photography, which I successfully achieved. Still, in that pursuit, I missed other essential aspects of photography (your Visual Patterns playlist was an eye-opener).
Your channel was like a godsent 🙏🏽, and your "Visual Patterns" playlist is the first thing I share with my photographer friends. I am sure you must also have had a similar stage and understand the reason behind this question. What resources would you recommend to help get better at this? I know going out and taking more photos would be one obvious option, but I am sure there should be something more to it, as my Google Photos has thousands of photos I took using my camera and edited (conscious action), still oblivious of the focal length aspect.
If possible, could you do a video on your journey; what, when and how did various stages get unlocked (metaphorically) for you in mastering this craft. Thank you once again for all the great content.
if you had do keep only 3 lenses out of that collection what would it be?
I find the 20mm G to be the perfect addition to the 35mm + 85mm combo.
That’s a pretty collection. For someone who owns a 35GM already, and wants something wider to add to the kit, what would you recommend: 24GM, 1635GM? I’m into street/documentary/corporate and a bit of event. 80% stills, 20% video.
No reason to get a 24 GM. To me personally, 24 and 35 are so close together, I couldn’t justify having both. I’d rather go for a 20G or the 16-35GM. Or another option, if you don’t already have one, the 24-70 is a viable option as well
@@moritzzoellner that’s the reasoning I went through and I finally opted for the 1635! Thanks!
what bout the tamaron 35-155 f2-2.8 versoon 3?
If I have to have 1 lense it would be 24 1.4 GM which acts as 36 1.8 when used on a crop sensor.
What I wouldn’t sell will be 35 Z 2.8, 55 1.8 and the 90 G 2.8. What I love to have. 100-400 GM. I pass on 135 GM as I learned I can get the reach on a crop sensor body though not much bokeh as the aperture tends to close when cropped so 90 on apsc will give 135 at F3ish or F4ish.
Hi, you didn't mention any of these lenses have built In stabilization since IBIS has many negative views especially. I assume you use a gimbal considering, please give your opinion, thank you!
85mm GM for the focus is fast and good ??
I only travel with RF 35mm 1.8 and RF 85mm 2.0 and I love it. They are so light and offer good enough results. I used to travel with a bag full of lenses few years ago and I hated it because of the weight. Also I never used more than one or two lenses. I might buy the RF 70-200 F4 if I can find it cheap, and I can't wait for canon to release the RF 24mm 1.8.
Same as you, I only bring one or two lens outside. Rf24.8 and 50STM is a good combo, hope canon will release it as soon as possible
nice! i occasionally rock that setup too when i want to go lightweight as well!
Thanks. Always interesting to see another take on lens choices and reasons why. I have most of these too, but some slight variations.
Like you I shunned the 24-70 GM original. I bought the 24-105 f4 for a slightly more compact alternative and augmented with fast primes. I then saw, tried and bought the 24-70 GM mkii - lovely and an ideal compliment to the GM 16-35 and GM 70-200 mkii. I'm thinking of selling my 24-105 G as I hardly use, but wonder if it isn't one of better options for video, which I'm trying to get into in a more serious way.
You clearly love wide's, as I do. I bought the 14mm f1.8 for an ultra wide look, architecture and astro landscape. Now I struggle to decide what/which to pack from 14mm f1.8, 20mm f1.8, 24mm f1.4, 35mm F1.4, 35mm f1.8 and GM 16-35 f2.8. The GM zoom can come on it's own, but then I hesitate packing the others - each of which are arguably better at their own prime length. I really need a caddy!
I recall earlier wide zooms that I owned and sold 16-35 Sony Zeiss f4, Tamron 16-28mm f2.8 before splurging on the optically better (but alas much heftier) GM 16-35 f2.8.
I was thinking about buying a PZ 16-35 f4 for lighter travel and video use, augmented by one or more of my wide faster primes and selling my GM. But you have the PZ wide 16-35 and so love the GM 16-35 that you have a second copy after damage to your original. So my question is just when will you travel with the PZ f4 wide rather than the GM f2.8 16-35 if , like me, you also have many/most G/GM wide primes?
I also have other great glass like the 90mm macro and 135 GM f1.8. Both have optimum use cases but I now choose my 70-200 GM mkii if I can only take one tele/near macro lens. Then I also have a 1.4 and 200-600G so spoilt for choice and impossible to pack and use all.
Personally, I like bringing no more than 3 lenses anywhere I go. One wide, one standard, and one telephoto. I've narrowed my kit down to the holy trinity, 14mm GM, 20mm G, 35mm GM, and 85mm GM. So when I go out I usually bring one zoom for the range I think I'll need most and then two primes to cover the other two ranges.
What lense are you shooting this video with?
Will you release you presets on capture one at some point?
i don't use capture one unfortunately!
Hi, Pat... I'm a Sony shooter as well... actually selling my Tamron 70-180 2.8 because of the range sometimes is just not enough, when it comes to wildlife photography (which I shoot only 2-3 times a year). The main issue is the lack of autofocus speed, also no stabilization. Would you recommend the 70-200 GM gen II with a 2x teleconverter for ($3350) over the 100-400 GM ($2500)? I own the 16-35 2.8 GM, the 35 1.4 GM, the Sigma Art 85 1.4 and the Sigma Art 24-70 2.8. So I just really need a good versatile telephoto lens for my travel photography trips. (travel portraits, landscape, wildlife here and there)
I would try the Sigma 100-400
Would you need to have 24 and 24 70? If you have to pick one which one would you keep?
what did you decide?
@@darrenhaken ahah I sold the 24 and I got the new 24 70 gm m2 paring with 50 gm and 70-200.
I dont know if its only my copy, but I find that the 16-35mm f2.8 GM is a bit soft at 35 mm f2.8? As soon as I go a bit wider, Even at 2.8, it becomes much much sharper. Have Any of you guys noticed this as well?
having owned multiples of the lens, it's most sharp at 24mm and equal at 16 and 35. there shouldn't be that much variance at the ends
@@patkay thank you for the reply Pat. I ok, at 35 but signinicant sharper at all other ranges. Still love it tho 😊
Bro I want to know where the Tokyo Japan background picture from!
Would be nice to recommend any third-party lenses you like, if any.
What did you think of the 35mm 2.8 pancake lens?
it's a sensational little lens. super duper lightweight, sharp, really fun to use!
Hi, what lens do you recommend for filming a basketball game? Thank you.
70-200 and 28-75
@Neil Palpallatoc I heard Tamron 35-150 f2-2.8 is quite good for basketball game and also a great portrait len. But, it may depends on individual style and taste.
@@gashiiq2393 It is a really nice lens! I had the opportunity to try it, and it has really nice rendering. It is very heavy, but not nearly as heavy as it looks.
similar to the other comments, you probably want something that's mid or telephoto, so any lens between 35 and 200+mm
Apsc camera kıng?
all are out of my budget try to please make a low budget zoom lens with 2.8 f stop please
Great Video. May I ask how you compare GM16-35mm and PZ 16-35mm? I use a lot of GM16-35 for my travels as well, but the weight of the PZ 16-35mm seems really attractive.
Did you make any conclusion on this?
Yes, I'd like to know too. GM 16-35 is a lovely lens, but just a bit hefty and now with so many newer lenses having a separate aperture ring, I find I miss that on the GM wide zoom.
I'm lucky enough to own G/GMs 14 f1.8, 20 f1.8, 24 f1.4, 35 f1.4 and 35 f1.8 as well. All the primes are smaller, lighter, faster than zoom but lack versatility when attempting to travel a bit lighter (ha ha, light is all relative). I was thinking of buying a PZ 16-35 f4 for lighter travel with one or two primes instead of a GM 16-35 so I'd really appreciate knowing more about how others see and/or use the PZ zoom if they, like me, have access to most of Sony's wider lenses?
@@rickymcc8624 Hi all, I managed to buy the Sony PZ 16-35mm, however after some usage, I sold it. Basically, I find the F4 is too slow for me and the effects is not as pleasing as a 2.8, and secondly, its not as sharp as 16-35mm GM. In fact, I picked up the new Tamron 20-40mm f2.8 and its surprising versatile and much sharper, hope it helps. Cheers
Best comparison ever ❤
How to save money to buy a expensive gear as a teenager? Lol
I only have canon kit lens (18-55, f4-5.6) and I have been trying astrophotography these days but f4 is makes it really hard...
Bro, today I was listening to Glimpse of Us by Joji and brah you look just like him
you said 16-35 was your staple before the 24-70 came out
is the 16-35 or 24-70 ii sharper?
24-70 is 100% sharper
No one tells you what a rabbit hole photography is 😅
honestly. truth x1000
Is there a special reason you only use sony lenses or are they simply the sharpest?
i exclusively use sony lenses because of the relationship i have with them :)
can you sell the lens that you dont use?
The photos you’ve shown in this video you could really ditch the kit lens, 24, 35, 55, 85 and maybe even the 16-35 and roll with the 24-70II and 70-200. I don’t see anything worth changing lenses so much or the need for 1.4. The two new GMII zooms and throw in the 14mm you’d be set haha. Light small kit that would literally take every photo you’ve shown. 🍻
definitely disagree with you there. while if i want to travel light, i'll just bring a zoom or 1 or 2 primes with me, every tool has a specific purpose and i like having the options. the 1.4 definitely has different looks once you get used to them
@@patkay 👍🏼
@@cameraprepper7938 I get it. I had all primes as well. Just like the simplicity of a zoom. This 24-70GMII is legit
@@cameraprepper7938 two fast prims are great but never say never and they aren’t that light and are less versatile. Both are fine options tho as I’ve gone back and forth many times. Just saying, the new Sony 24-70GMII on my a7riv is better and easier to pack and deal with than the 24, 35, 50 and 85 I had. I don’t need 1.4 1.2 for what I shoot. And if you wanna talk Wright, add the second camera body while you’re at it. Those of you who like to blur peoples noses and ears go for it. 😂
@@cameraprepper7938 two each their own. 🍻
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Respectfully disagree with picking up the 35mm GM for video work. For static shots it's ok but with the extreme focus breathing, it's not well suited for gimbal work or any shots that involve movement. It's also the only Sony lens that I own that has focus tracking issues (Only in video mode).
Great still lens, just don't use for video.
the 1.8 version is certainly better when it comes to focus breathing vs the 1.4, but for everything else, the 1.4 is just straight up better IMO. but hey, as for everything, ymmv
@@patkay If you’re fortunate enough to have an A7 IV, this issue really is obsolete. The GM version is the obvious choice, no questions asked
Hi. I got to know you today through the algorithm. I want to know why you chose Sony, not Canon.
Better titled "The 10 BEST Sony Full Frame Lenses For Photo & Video" :)
24 mm 1.4 GM🍷🤌
No way you can call thest the BEST FULL Frame lenses and not include the 50GM. I used to think I liked 35 and 85, I find I don't want to shoot those focal lengths now that I have this beautiful lens. So why no 50GM?
@youtubehandle4it’s so hench though
Ah damn I can feel the GAS coming again hahaha
Hi, are you interested to join Bilibili to have more viewers from China?
The best lenses for Sony are Tamrons and Sigmas.