@@silklion7375 I've got the a7siii had to go with the sony 35mm f1.8 coz of the GM focus breathing issue, and no, the a7siii doesn't have focus breathing compensation.
I didn’t actually notice when testing, but I also shot a lot with autofocus and didn’t do much extreme rack focusing. Definitely does look to be an issue though from the other reviews I’ve seen.
@@whoismatt be interesting to see an interview subject relatively close to the camera in AF and see how it behaves. Sony don’t like me so I didn’t get a sample to review. 😞😞😞😞
Your main talking head shot is looking beautiful Matt! Colour contrast is just excellent. Anything in particular you have tweaked lately? Thanks for another great review.
It's really hard to figure out what system to buy into. I can find pros and cons with all the major brands, but the form factor of these new Sony lenses combined with great eye-af and silent focusing is a BIG plus for Sony.
The thing is, will Sony send you future lenses if you are too critical of their product? You still have incentive to receive Sony lens to attract viewers to your channel. Not sure if reviews like these are 100% honest. Nevertheless, thanks for showing us the latest stuff from Sony Camera/Accessories
Thanks Mate for such detailed comparison review, i am comparing Sony 35gm and Sony 35 1.8 ,If I am a video maker and don’t really mind focus breathing issue. Wondering the video images quality gonna make any noticeable difference on FX3 ‘s 4K 10bit ? Consider the resolution is very low on 4K. My key consideration is image quality on video.
I literally held off from purchasing a new Sigma 35mm in case Sony drops a 35mm GM sometime soon.... and woola! Thanks Matt! Can't wait to get this one.
Would you say this lens would be a good buy for a car rig car chase set up?🧐 I’m currently using the 28-75tamron usually I keep it at the 28 just because I don’t like changing the weight of my gimbal while moving at 50-100mph. But 35 I could see my self using . I Wonder if the autofocus would be good...
Great video, I’m thinking of getting one and a Sony a 7C for my first camera set up. I’m thinking this is going to be as close to an iPhone camera as I can get? While being an upgrade. I don’t want the shot to look drastically difference to my audience and I don’t want to have to change my frame or my set up. I just want some better control over the f-stop with some higher quality looking images along the way.
I’m just not sure this is the right way to go because I was looking at a 24, but maybe this will be closer to what my iPhone has been seeing. Only thing is, I think my iPhone crops in on the sensor. Also, I think this gives the illusion that you can bring objects closer to the camera than you really can so I might run into a problem with minimum focus distance.
Can someone explain why a filmmaker wouldn’t just buy a versatile 24-70? Wouldn’t that be better for run and gun style filmmaking? Is the only advantage being able to achieve a faster aperture? Legitimately asking - thanks!
Faster aperture is definitely a plus, and one of the biggest advantages of prime lenses like this. Another reason is optics and sharpness. Prime lenses tend to be significantly sharper and have better image quality than zoom lenses. A high-end zoom lens is usually similar image quality to mid-tier prime lens.
It's mostly personal preference. I prefer having to move my feet instead of zoom. The added lowlight performance is vey nice for wedding filmmaking at dark receptions as well.
@@whoismatt thanks, Matt! Reason I ask is I have a Sigma 24-70 2.8 that has served me well. But it makes me wonder if I’m missing something that could be a game changer with purchasing a prime.
If you could only have one for video with a7s3, would you choose the 24gm or the 35mm gm? Was your video experience with the 35 as good as with your 24gm?
Hey Matt, extreme rack focusing seems to be the difference between perfection as far for video. Is this a deal breaker? This 35mm seems great for photography and ehhhhh for video.Thank you.
Hi Matt, I'm about to buy my first A7 IV and I'm in doubt between 24mm 1.4GM, 35mm 1.4GM or 35mm 1.8 all in gimbal. I would like exclusively for weddings and 16 years. I am a bit concerned about focus breathing on the 35mm 1.4 GM. Thank you and greetings from Lima Peru.
This may be a silly question but I’m in film school learning so in your slow motion shots are you recording them in slomo 120 fps or are you slowing them down in post? Of so what are you recording in? Anyone can answer this! Thank you!
I hope It goes on Sale sometime this year So I can try it one day. :) great review. I like the compact nature of this lens. I don't have 1400$ for this lens. No can do. Wait for a sale or Hope Santa puts one in his bag for me this xmas 🎄.
Hi Matt, I’m going to buying both the 24 and 35mm GM. My question is, is there noticeable focus breathing on either lens to effect video or is this overblown? How about focus breathing for the Sigma 35mm f1.2 and 1.4 art ? Thanks in advance.
I just bought the 35. Yes. Breathing is a big issue on the lens. Pretty ridiculous amount. And the focus transition is not smooth at all. You can see the background stepping into the new focus distances. I'm pretty annoyed because I feel a bit deceived by videos like this one that paint the lens as being "perfect for filmmakers."
@@doylelacrua That's not good to hear at all man. I bought the 24mm 1.4gm and I love it. I'm now curious if the breathing issue will be mitigated on the newer cameras like the A7IV and the upcoming Fx30 that have breathing compensation. I wonder if that new Sigma 35mm 1.4 DG DN- the smaller one with the Aperture ring doesn't have as much focus breathing? Thanks for the reply and the information.
Honesty the focus breathing issue is blown WAY out of proportion. Regardless, the focus breathing compensation built into the a7iv makes it a non issue. But even with it off, it’s hard to notice in all but the most specific circumstances.
hi, I'm confused decided 24mm Vs. 35mm GM, Help me to choose one of them. I want wide angle but I don't really like distortion, due to I'm not a professional photograpgher I want advanced lens and has good autofocus. help me to choose :)
Hey Matt I received my A7s iii not long ago and looking at the 16-35 F2.8 to enter wedding and real estate videography. Kind of on a budget to start. What would recommend for the first all purpose lens to start? Love the channel and subscribed.
For still photos, sure, it's a nice lens. For video though? Seriously?!?! It focus breathes like crazy (one of the worst I've ever encountered) which seriously limits its usability as a lens for video. You don't even mention this issue in your video. That's almost malpractice for something billing itself as a "review". There are better options available for less money.
1:38 min there is a window on the left bottom corner of the screen from wedding. I like the colors of the video. Can u tell me more about it like what is the PP, Lut, color grading etc. Thanks, mate!
Matt, if you can only pick one for Documentary (similar to Wedding shooting I suspect), do you pick the 24 or the 35? This one would be on my b-camera while the 24-104 f4 is on the other.
idk what happened with mine but the video autofocus has been TERRIBLE its super jittery and cant seem to keep fous on a subject - well lit tripod shot not even wide open and it jitters when the persons face turns away or given a side profile
I decided to go cheap and get a Rokinon lens 35mm F1.4 AF although there is some downsides to it, but as long as the picture quality is sharp that's all I care about. having a button or aperture ring on the outside is not important to me, and I can deal with the weight because it is a pretty heavy lens. the autofocus and picture quality is really good some people say it's better or almost as good as a Sony Zeiss. I did a few tests with it but as far as long-term test I guess I will find out. so far I'm happy with it I don't think Sony 35mm GM is worth the 1400 price tag when you got a $600 lens thats good too or maybe almost as good I don't know. I would love to see someone do a comparison between those two lens.. another reason why, I got it used on Adorama almost like new for $399 even better couldn't pass that up.. awesome job on the video review Matt.
I've hear some say, that if you have a camera that can also use crop mode (like the FX3), then just get the 24mm and you can crop in to 35mm. Two lenses in one! What do you say to that? :-)
Hey Matt, I just got the Sony A7iv and it came with the FE 3.5-5.6 Lens, but I want to use this new camera for weddings. As of now, I can only afford one good lens and was wondering which one I should buy (FE 24mm 1.4 GM, FE 35mm 1.4 GM, or FE 50mm 1.2 GM), to film a wedding? I would need to use the one lens for the whole wedding! What should I do? Thanks!
Hi Matt I hope you are doing good 😀.... Matt can you please give a solution to use ipad as mini screen for live shoot at location... any suggestions on it
if i already have an sony 24-70mm gm lenses, do i still need to buy these prime lenses ? assume weight is not a factor problem, the extra aperture 1.4 or 1.8 worth the extra money ? or 24-70 can also achieve the same thing. thanks
@@whoismatt thanks for the reply, so u mean my 24-70mm has less bokeh effect than 24mm 50mm 85mm prime ? since I don't own any prime lenses. I don't know the answer.
I bought the Sony 35SEL18 and I find that for everyday video like shooting product or motorcycle walk around I have to stand so far away from the subject I can’t use the lens and always end up using my kit lens. Is there a better lens with stabilization for what I do and will allow me to shoot in small areas or closer to the subject?
I know this not the topic but matt how would I go about upload IPhone 12 Pro HDR video to RUclips using Premiere Pro (if possible) no longer can do it on iMovie from iPhone app Bc they remove RUclips upload option.
@@whoismatt or and hear me out on this... 24mm is perfectly fine and just take a few steps forward! And stop buying gear instead of improving the craft
The image is so good but the focus breathing is so bad. It’s really concerning for the G Master line in my opinion. So sharp and punchy though. This lens is pretty solidly a photo lens that looks great in video unless you have moving subjects or need to rack focus. The price is right but that’s a pretty serious trade off when creating video content.
Very good job Matt as always! I just wished you mentioned this almost perfect lens has a big flaw for video work and that's focus breathing, Dn't say you can't live with it but I think personally I still prefer the 35 1.8 G for videography considering it's lighter weight and I think 1.8 still can give enough subject separation for most scenarios plus having no focus breathing.
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And.....not a WORD on FOCUS BREATHING!!! What a crafty Sony salesman!
Sony has focus breathing compensation on this lens now......
@@silklion7375 I've got the a7siii had to go with the sony 35mm f1.8 coz of the GM focus breathing issue, and no, the a7siii doesn't have focus breathing compensation.
@@ammarkhalaf7505also breathing compensation and active stab would make this a 42mm lens with the cropping
Hey matt, didn’t you find the focus breath to be rather strong? Especially compared to the F1.8 and sigma F1.2
I didn’t actually notice when testing, but I also shot a lot with autofocus and didn’t do much extreme rack focusing. Definitely does look to be an issue though from the other reviews I’ve seen.
@@whoismatt be interesting to see an interview subject relatively close to the camera in AF and see how it behaves. Sony don’t like me so I didn’t get a sample to review. 😞😞😞😞
Agreed, hoping to pick one up again soon to test out recording a RUclips video. Bummed you didn’t get one, don’t they know who you are?! 😜
@@whoismatt don't need to extreme rack focus. Focusing on anything close up should reveal a zoom in. Good luck.
They should just call it a zoom lens
That's it! You convinced me... I'm getting the beautiful Sigma 35mm 1.2!
Do it. It’s amazing
I got the Sigma 1.2. I love it.
Your main talking head shot is looking beautiful Matt! Colour contrast is just excellent. Anything in particular you have tweaked lately? Thanks for another great review.
Wish they would make a 50mm GM
It's really hard to figure out what system to buy into. I can find pros and cons with all the major brands, but the form factor of these new Sony lenses combined with great eye-af and silent focusing is a BIG plus for Sony.
Thank you Matt. You’re by far the best camera review guy for video / wedding.
Why you didn't mention the focus breathing?
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Heard about lens breathing?
Def something that should be touched upon especially when making the claim that it's perfect for video work
But this Lens has heavy focus breathing....Why Sony?
Nice thanks ! But why you didn't compare it to the original Sony 35mm 1.8 ?
Because I have no experience with that lens?
Just bought one open box... Perfect with A7iv and will be with fx30. Focus breathing compensation works well. Without it the lens is horrendous.
6:29 I like the fact that EVF is used in a position that also provides more stable handholding results.
Why do people forget the Samyang 35mm 1.4?
does the samyang 35mm have auto focus?
I guess this is a "must have" lens if you want to get that blurry background... Its hard to get it with 2.8F
Definitely more bokeh!
Nice review Matt! 👍🏼 Sony keeps crushing it with the GM lenses. Still waiting for the 50 1.4!
Thanks! I'm waiting for that one too haha, hopefully someday soon!
Insert: 50mm 1.2
I thought I was still dreaming when I saw all these notifications about this lens
Haha it's real!
“The executives say: yes!” 😂
The thing is, will Sony send you future lenses if you are too critical of their product? You still have incentive to receive Sony lens to attract viewers to your channel. Not sure if reviews like these are 100% honest.
Nevertheless, thanks for showing us the latest stuff from Sony Camera/Accessories
Can you make a video on what to look for when buying used lenses?
Man I want this lens SO bad! Seems like the dream lens!
So.. should we save the money and buy a sony 35mm 1.8?
I've heard good things about the 1.8 but haven't had a chance to try it yet.
The Sony 35 1.8 has no focus breathing issues.
How about focus breathing compared to 35 f 1.8
What I want to know is which lens did you use for recording the video? The background blur looks so dreamy!
I was hoping you'd cover the focus breathing issue since you spoke from a filmmaker's perspective, slightly disappointed
For filmmakers it’s not perfect especially for the price, focus breathing? Big issue for it being a GM
Thanks Mate for such detailed comparison review, i am comparing Sony 35gm and Sony 35 1.8 ,If I am a video maker and don’t really mind focus breathing issue. Wondering the video images quality gonna make any noticeable difference on FX3 ‘s 4K 10bit ? Consider the resolution is very low on 4K. My key consideration is image quality on video.
Thank you Matt,
What you recommend for video 24mm OR 35mm, or jumping to 24-70 😄
I literally held off from purchasing a new Sigma 35mm in case Sony drops a 35mm GM sometime soon.... and woola! Thanks Matt! Can't wait to get this one.
Haha awesome!
It is a beast lens. Pairing with the A7RV it is a win win.
Excellent video, thank you!
Pro tip: watch movies at Flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Royal Yahir Yup, I have been using Flixzone for since november myself =)
Would you say this lens would be a good buy for a car rig car chase set up?🧐 I’m currently using the 28-75tamron usually I keep it at the 28 just because I don’t like changing the weight of my gimbal while moving at 50-100mph. But 35 I could see my self using . I Wonder if the autofocus would be good...
Unfortunately this brand new lense Sony 35 f1.4 it have "focus breathing" and that's bad for film makers. So it's not good video makers or vloging
Always changing between GM 24 and GM 85 has ended with this 35mm. I only have to run more in order to get the right 🖼
Great video, I’m thinking of getting one and a Sony a 7C for my first camera set up. I’m thinking this is going to be as close to an iPhone camera as I can get? While being an upgrade. I don’t want the shot to look drastically difference to my audience and I don’t want to have to change my frame or my set up. I just want some better control over the f-stop with some higher quality looking images along the way.
I’m just not sure this is the right way to go because I was looking at a 24, but maybe this will be closer to what my iPhone has been seeing. Only thing is, I think my iPhone crops in on the sensor. Also, I think this gives the illusion that you can bring objects closer to the camera than you really can so I might run into a problem with minimum focus distance.
Can someone explain why a filmmaker wouldn’t just buy a versatile 24-70? Wouldn’t that be better for run and gun style filmmaking?
Is the only advantage being able to achieve a faster aperture? Legitimately asking - thanks!
Faster aperture is definitely a plus, and one of the biggest advantages of prime lenses like this. Another reason is optics and sharpness. Prime lenses tend to be significantly sharper and have better image quality than zoom lenses. A high-end zoom lens is usually similar image quality to mid-tier prime lens.
It's mostly personal preference. I prefer having to move my feet instead of zoom. The added lowlight performance is vey nice for wedding filmmaking at dark receptions as well.
@@SuperCommercialDude thanks, Patrick!
@@whoismatt thanks, Matt! Reason I ask is I have a Sigma 24-70 2.8 that has served me well. But it makes me wonder if I’m missing something that could be a game changer with purchasing a prime.
Focus breathing won’t be an issue on the Sony A7iv
Great video 👍👊 Thank you 🙏
If you could only have one for video with a7s3, would you choose the 24gm or the 35mm gm? Was your video experience with the 35 as good as with your 24gm?
35mm I have both 35mm looks more natural
Very clean and crisp!
Agreed, very sharp lens!
I always watch Matt's videos at 1.75x speed and I clicked on it without the speed and I thought it was in slow motion hahah
Hey Matt, extreme rack focusing seems to be the difference between perfection as far for video. Is this a deal breaker? This 35mm seems great for photography and ehhhhh for video.Thank you.
Hi why don't you in your review talk about the boca or the breathing of these lens ??
Hey Matt, thanks for the video. You made me buy that lens. Did you crank the shutter up? Because I see no ND Filter on it.
Hi Matt, I'm about to buy my first A7 IV and I'm in doubt between 24mm 1.4GM, 35mm 1.4GM or 35mm 1.8 all in gimbal.
I would like exclusively for weddings and 16 years.
I am a bit concerned about focus breathing on the 35mm 1.4 GM.
Thank you and greetings from Lima Peru.
I would buy the 24mm personally. Remember that the a7iv has focus breathing compensation so it’s ok if you get the 35mm
@@whoismatt Wow thanks, and if I could choose between A7 iv and FX3 which would be the best option? Thanks.
I have the sigma 24-70 and the Sony 85. wold you go with the 24 or the 35 first?
Matt downplays the focus breathing when its really bad for video. Sony must be paying him good money.
This may be a silly question but I’m in film school learning so in your slow motion shots are you recording them in slomo 120 fps or are you slowing them down in post? Of so what are you recording in? Anyone can answer this! Thank you!
If I need to pair my 85mm (for portrait, bokeh) with 24mm & 35mm GM, which one would make a better combo? Thx.
I hope It goes on Sale sometime this year So I can try it one day. :) great review. I like the compact nature of this lens. I don't have 1400$ for this lens. No can do. Wait for a sale or Hope Santa puts one in his bag for me this xmas 🎄.
Hey matt! Do you see difference between 35 mm Zeiss and Gm? I have a 35mm Zeiss and thinking about the gm..
Hi Matt, I’m going to buying both the 24 and 35mm GM. My question is, is there noticeable focus breathing on either lens to effect video or is this overblown? How about focus breathing for the Sigma 35mm f1.2 and 1.4 art ? Thanks in advance.
I just bought the 35. Yes. Breathing is a big issue on the lens. Pretty ridiculous amount. And the focus transition is not smooth at all. You can see the background stepping into the new focus distances. I'm pretty annoyed because I feel a bit deceived by videos like this one that paint the lens as being "perfect for filmmakers."
@@doylelacrua That's not good to hear at all man. I bought the 24mm 1.4gm and I love it. I'm now curious if the breathing issue will be mitigated on the newer cameras like the A7IV and the upcoming Fx30 that have breathing compensation. I wonder if that new Sigma 35mm 1.4 DG DN- the smaller one with the Aperture ring doesn't have as much focus breathing? Thanks for the reply and the information.
@@sidvicious3129 Well, maybe I got a bad one or something. Everything is a gamble. I wonder if I could send mine in to get looked it.
You mention ethics and yet forget to mention the thing that makes this lens not ideal for video... Massive focus breathing
And I still pre-ordered one
Honestly didn’t notice it when filming 🤷♂️
Honesty the focus breathing issue is blown WAY out of proportion. Regardless, the focus breathing compensation built into the a7iv makes it a non issue. But even with it off, it’s hard to notice in all but the most specific circumstances.
I know so little about the Sony Distagon.. is it very good for video?
hi, I'm confused decided 24mm Vs. 35mm GM, Help me to choose one of them. I want wide angle but I don't really like distortion, due to I'm not a professional photograpgher I want advanced lens and has good autofocus. help me to choose :)
Hey Matt I received my A7s iii not long ago and looking at the 16-35 F2.8 to enter wedding and real estate videography. Kind of on a budget to start. What would recommend for the first all purpose lens to start? Love the channel and subscribed.
That 16-35 is nice. If you want a more affordable option look at the sigma 24-70
For still photos, sure, it's a nice lens. For video though? Seriously?!?! It focus breathes like crazy (one of the worst I've ever encountered) which seriously limits its usability as a lens for video. You don't even mention this issue in your video. That's almost malpractice for something billing itself as a "review". There are better options available for less money.
Sony is probably paying him good money. How could you ignore the terrible focus breathing while making a video about using a lens for videos.
Hey Matt what about turning stabilization off and using gyro data to stabilize in post?
What set up did you use for these close-up shots of the product? Did you just crop in after or is that how close you were?
Closeups we’re with a 50mm macro
what about the huge amount of focus breathing?
1:38 min there is a window on the left bottom corner of the screen from wedding. I like the colors of the video. Can u tell me more about it like what is the PP, Lut, color grading etc. Thanks, mate!
Thanks! That’s from a wedding I filmed. I colored it with my whoismatt luts. You can get them at whoismatt.com/luts
Matt, if you can only pick one for Documentary (similar to Wedding shooting I suspect), do you pick the 24 or the 35? This one would be on my b-camera while the 24-104 f4 is on the other.
I would prob go with 35mm as it’s a bit more versatile than the 24
Curious Matt what 50mm do you use?
No mention of focus breathing?
Excellent review! This lens looks so good!
24 / 50 or 35 / 85 perfect wedding combos for prime
Thanks Matt for this review, wondering how’s the focus breathing issue on the GM lens when filming video?
DPReview is saying it has significant focus breathing, not good for videography that much. What is your thought on that?
I hadn't noticed that, but I don't usually rack focus often when filming.
Couldn't be a better review than that!
1:46 SONY 135mm F3.5 - is this a lens for the DSLR version of Alpha?
Yup it’s an a-Mount lens adapted to e Mount
idk what happened with mine but the video autofocus has been TERRIBLE its super jittery and cant seem to keep fous on a subject - well lit tripod shot not even wide open and it jitters when the persons face turns away or given a side profile
I decided to go cheap and get a Rokinon lens 35mm F1.4 AF although there is some downsides to it, but as long as the picture quality is sharp that's all I care about. having a button or aperture ring on the outside is not important to me, and I can deal with the weight because it is a pretty heavy lens. the autofocus and picture quality is really good some people say it's better or almost as good as a Sony Zeiss. I did a few tests with it but as far as long-term test I guess I will find out. so far I'm happy with it I don't think Sony 35mm GM is worth the 1400 price tag when you got a $600 lens thats good too or maybe almost as good I don't know. I would love to see someone do a comparison between those two lens.. another reason why, I got it used on Adorama almost like new for $399 even better couldn't pass that up.. awesome job on the video review Matt.
Rokinon makes good stuff! Good prices too!
@@whoismatt thank you keep up with the good work man! You are my wedding sensei..
How do you feel about getting the 24 and just using it with sony clear image zoom or apc-mode feature in my A74??
I do it all the time
I've hear some say, that if you have a camera that can also use crop mode (like the FX3), then just get the 24mm and you can crop in to 35mm. Two lenses in one! What do you say to that? :-)
Fx3 can’t do crop mode 😭
Oh darn it :) What about the Sony A7IV then? I guess even crop mode can't be the same thing as having that 35mm lens.@@whoismatt
@@user-ee3sb6hr5v a7iv has crop mode 👍
i want it!! i need it!! drop little bit the price Sony !!!!!
Hey Matt, I just got the Sony A7iv and it came with the FE 3.5-5.6 Lens, but I want to use this new camera for weddings. As of now, I can only afford one good lens and was wondering which one I should buy (FE 24mm 1.4 GM, FE 35mm 1.4 GM, or FE 50mm 1.2 GM), to film a wedding? I would need to use the one lens for the whole wedding! What should I do? Thanks!
You ideally will want a tighter lens for the ceremony like a 70-200. Otherwise you could roam all day on a 35mm and be good
@@whoismatt Thanks Matt, greatly appreciated!
Hi Matt I hope you are doing good 😀.... Matt can you please give a solution to use ipad as mini screen for live shoot at location... any suggestions on it
You would need a wireless hdmi transmitter to an ipad app
I see that you have the 135mm 1.8 zeiss :) do you still have it? can you make a video using it with la-ea5? :)
Hey Matt, The B and H lens link in the description seems to be broken for me.
Strange, it's working for me 🤷♂️
@@whoismatt weird, I’m watching Gerald Undones vid and his link isn’t working for me either, probably just something on my end.
What are your thoughts on the voigtlander 35mm f/1.2?? Lil guy's only 387g.
Voigtlander makes great lenses! Wish it had autofocus though 😭
I have the Rokinon 35mm 1.4 Have you tried that? If so how does it fair?
Haven’t tried it unfortunately
if i already have an sony 24-70mm gm lenses, do i still need to buy these prime lenses ? assume weight is not a factor problem, the extra aperture 1.4 or 1.8 worth the extra money ? or 24-70 can also achieve the same thing. thanks
You don’t need to buy prime lenses, but the bokeh is quite nice
@@whoismatt thanks for the reply, so u mean my 24-70mm has less bokeh effect than 24mm 50mm 85mm prime ? since I don't own any prime lenses. I don't know the answer.
The perfect lens!
Pretty dang good haha!
Except for focus breathing, but still this is the closest to perfect 35mm we've seen so far.
I bought the Sony 35SEL18 and I find that for everyday video like shooting product or motorcycle walk around I have to stand so far away from the subject I can’t use the lens and always end up using my kit lens. Is there a better lens with stabilization for what I do and will allow me to shoot in small areas or closer to the subject?
Buy a 16-35 f4
@@whoismatt ill look into that!
@@whoismatt my kit lens is a 16-50 f3.5-5.6 so i think it covers that…. just curious if there was something better
Can't you just use the 24mm in crop mode snd save your money?
Sure
how did you stabilize that handheld running shot!??
Just IBIS and 120fps
I know this not the topic but matt how would I go about upload IPhone 12 Pro HDR video to RUclips using Premiere Pro (if possible) no longer can do it on iMovie from iPhone app Bc they remove RUclips upload option.
I haven't uploaded any hdr video, so I'm not sure.
@@whoismatt thanks
Hey Matt, any ideas how this lens would look on a Sony Aps-c?
Should be around 50mm. Would look good
@@whoismatt you think this would be a good focal length on apsc (FX30) for RUclips talking head?
@@quiztasiarocks I would go wider if you can
Thank you.
Uhhh are we gonna talk about that kiss at 5:39 what the...
How's the AF on the Sigma for video?
It’s good! Quite usable. Not as fast as the Sony but surprisingly quick for how much glass it is moving.
Thank you sir... May check it out. I owned the Sigma 24-35 and it's the heaviest damn lens I ever owned. So we parted ways... :)
Got the 24mm...this is my favorite...
If you love the 24mm, you'll love the 35mm 😊
@@whoismatt or and hear me out on this... 24mm is perfectly fine and just take a few steps forward! And stop buying gear instead of improving the craft
@@pomhub283 we need to go back to shooting on film 😜
voigtlander 35mm nokton 1.2 is very small and amazing lens.
Wish it had af 😭
Excellent
now i don’t know 24gm or 35 gm for video 😖
I still love the 24mm personally
The image is so good but the focus breathing is so bad. It’s really concerning for the G Master line in my opinion. So sharp and punchy though.
This lens is pretty solidly a photo lens that looks great in video unless you have moving subjects or need to rack focus.
The price is right but that’s a pretty serious trade off when creating video content.
Very good job Matt as always! I just wished you mentioned this almost perfect lens has a big flaw for video work and that's focus breathing, Dn't say you can't live with it but I think personally I still prefer the 35 1.8 G for videography considering it's lighter weight and I think 1.8 still can give enough subject separation for most scenarios plus having no focus breathing.
A7IV has focus breathing feature so it compensates for it
Matt I absolutely love this lens and I don't shoot Sony 😂🤣😅
Bought this lens for video based on this video. Terrible focus breathing. Bad review. I'm bummed and now looking to sell mine.