Should YOU use Full Frame Lenses on Sony APS-C? A6000, A6400, ZV-E10, A6700
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APS-C Lenses:
Sigma 18-50 F2.8: geni.us/9xqex
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FullFrame Lenses:
Sigma 24-70 F2.8: geni.us/38z4oe
Sigma 85mm F1.4, It's addicting!: geni.us/E3TcJ00
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Should YOU use Full Frame Lenses on Sony APS-C? A6000, A6100, A6300, A6000 A6400, ZV-E10, A6700
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I use two full-frame lenses on my Sony a6700, the Sigma 24 mm 1.4 DGDN and the Tamron 28-75 mm 2.8 G2, and the only Apsc lens I use is the Sigma 16 mm 1.4, and I'm covered with a good range.
That's a wicked 10/10 setup there mate!
I just got the 6700 and the only lens I’m rocking right now is the tamron 28-75 g2. I was using it for the Sony a7iii when i had that so the 28mm was decently wide enough for me. Now that I have the 6700 that 28-75 turns into a 42-112 which I’m actually happy about since I wanted a longer range but for sure I’m going to soon invest in a wide lens and so far I’ve been considering the sigma 16 1.4. I know this lens is an older lens but does it perform well with the 6700?
@@Jra362 You'll love the 16 mm 1.4!
I’ve been shooting Sony APS-C since the A3000, then A6000 and currently A6400 since its release. Have been mixing FF and APS-C lenses early on which has worked great. Looking into getting a FF camera as well. Thinking about the A7C II, although I think I’d like a bigger body and bigger EVF so most likely will wait for an A7V to be released at some point. Although lower resolution photos I’ll be using my APS-C lenses on my future FF body using crop mode. Great for video without any resolution loss.
Hey Curtis! Im a fan of yours from the PHILIPPINES. 😊
I used to like using my Sony 85mm F1.8 on my a6500/a6000 & loved it for my model street shoots
I also shoot apsc lenses on my full frame camera ... another video for you .. my Sigma 16mm F1.4 is my cheap 24mm on my Sony a7riii .. works well too
That 1.5x crop still affects the apsc lenses, your 18-50 is a 24-70 its x1.5, 10-18 well thats 15-27, or similar to your standard wide 🤷🏻♂️
My fav FF lens on apsc is if you want some little primes, the 24,40,50 f2.5 g lenses end up being, 36, 60, 75 which is quite close to having a 35, 50, 85 🥳🥳
Spot-on Elwick! Fantastic lens recommendation as well, thanks for sharing!
Hi your videos are so helpful! I have a question. What budget lens do you recommend for beginners for the sony a6400 to photograph wildlife?
The size differences on those lenses are nothing short of wild! Probably the biggest thing keeping me on APSC. I used to be a full frame canon shooter, but the advancements of apsc mirrorless have gotten so good that I switched! Hard to justify the size and price unless you are making serious $ from the craft.
Great video, just not sure you have explained why you would transition to full frame from APS-C, given all of the upsides.
Hi Curtis. Great content!
I have one doubt I understand that crop factor applies for focal length, but how about the aperture? Does crop factor apply to aperture on full frame lens on apsc cameras?
Thanks for the insight, I use a full frame sony 50mm f1.8 on my a6000 for street stuff, I travel light into the cities these days. No intention of buying full frame anytime but it's a good point you make about future proofing if one day I did. 👍
That's no problem Ian glad it was helpful :) And that's a great combo might have to do a cheeky pov with that setup myself in the future.
Thanks there more pros than cons.
I have the a6300 with the kit lens and sigma 16mm f1.4. I am look for a versatile lens to use while backpacking. I was thinking about the 28-200mm any of tried it ?
For now I am sticking to the a6300 because I'm learning with it but I'll switch to a FF.
Great point but think of the perspective full frame lenses have a better t stop, so better overall if you rly want the maximum from your money
Thoughtful topic, well illustrated, Curtis! Clever “lens shake” bit.
Most vintage lenses (from 35mm film cameras) are “full frame”, an economic way to go (although manual focus) but lighter than auto-focus.
Book your trip when you reach 50k subs. Japan, here I come! Cheers!
We get the same amount of light to the sensor. Then it depends on what the sensor makes out of it. FF appears to be one stop better in terms of ISO noise, yes. So a F1.4 on APS-C matches the FF F2.0 in low light conditions. In return: F2+FF does not give much of a clearer image compared to F1.4+APS-C, under low light conditions. Which I find funny.
I used sony 85mm fe on my a6000 and its 🔥🔥🔥🔥 its the only full frame lens i have i got it cheap open box i couldn’t help myself
That's an Awesome Setup!
Can you tell me please about shutter life of sony A7IV?
Great info! Super jealous if you do end up doing the Japan trip as that is somewhere I have always wanted to visit.
I just bought a Nikon 85mm F 1.8 and a Nikon 50mm F 1.4 lenses for my Nikon D5500.
Coming Review to The 56mm 1.4 viltrox? Someday 😢 saludos desde Colombia
I have it for the Canon ef-m system..great lens..very clear and sharp...
@@vgee3926 thanks brou..
I've mixed feelings about this video, Curtis. Let's say I bite the bullet and get an 50mm F1.4 for full frame and use it on APS-C, instead of going with the 56mm F1.4. For my upgrade to full frame, I would still be missing a lens that gives me that 75mm field of view, and I had to buy it, as I'm so accustomed to the look. So I would have bought an expensive, heavy lens, but when switching to FF I either have to change my habits, or get an additional lens. I see no bonus there. FF lenses on APS-C make sense when there's no equivalent APS-C lens available, yes. But the APS-C range nowadays is pretty solid, we are mainly missing equivalents for fast 135mm and 70-200mm lenses. While we could use 85mm lenses for the 135mm look, there's no proper offering for the 70-200mm equivalent (except on Fuji).
That's some fair point mate. Could not agree more that the APS-C line is so well supported with lenses. I did make this point in my video. Stating: that most people would be better off buying ASP-C lenses because they are so much lighter and cheaper. But again it really comes down to each creators approach to making content and what they require. So what may not work for you, may work for someone else.
@@CurtisPadley thank you for your thoughtful reply!
I use Sigma 16mm f1.4 and 56mm f1.4 on ZV-E10 and am searching to get the Sigma 70-200mm f2.8
Beast setup! Sigma 70-200 is a wild lens, so good!
I’ve never thought about this before, so I don’t know whether it’s a stupid question or not. Are APSC lens focal lengths essentially the same as their full frame equivalent, or are they a scaled to the APSC sensor? If that doesn’t make sense, what I’m trying to get at is: assuming a APSC lens could be used on a full frame camera without cropping in, would it still be the same focal length?
For example 35 mm APSC lens and 35 mm full frame lens are always the same 35 mm. Only the equivalent changes, not focal length.
Apsc lenses are still a different focal length. My sigma 16mm on my Sony A6000 is actually 24mm because of the crop. It is the same with every single apsc lens. My 50mm is actually a 75mm because of the 1.5x crop. As I said the same with every single apsc lens
Same focal length, yes. But the APS-C lens would not cover the fullframe sensor. It is literally cropped.
Not at all Ryan, it's not a stupid question :) So essentially any APS-C lens you attach to an ASP-C lens you still have to apply a 1.5x crop.
So as an example an APS-C prime lens like the 16mm is actually the equivalent of 24mm on APS-C cameras
Another example, the Sigma APS-C 18-50mm is the equivalent of 27-75 mm on APS-C cameras. So no matter the ASP-C lens you always have to time the focal length by 1.5.
Hope that helps Ryan, have a great evening.
focal length always refer to full frame, even the aps-c exclusive lens are affected
i have to choose either the sigma 23 mm 1.4 or the sigma 18-50 2.8. can someone help me why i would pick one over the other. theyre the same price though ive heard that sigma said the 23mm 1.4 is their best glass yet
Hello, so basically the 18-50 is a zoom lens which means it's more versatile in a wider array of shooting scenarios. The Sigma 23mm is a fantastic Prime lens but you can only use one focal length. So if you want the flexibility of having a larger array of focal lengths at your disposal check out the sigma 18-50. I have also done a video talking about this lens on the channel. Follow the link if you wanna check it out. Hope that helps mate :)
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make a pov sony a6700 with a sigma 24-70 lens 👍🏼
Full frame lenses on apsc 🔥
Well I am using Tamron 70-300 best value lens for my A6700
Do you have a social (IG/Reddit/etc) where you post your photos? I would love to see what you got with this combo!
Evening all iv got an a6700 can someone give me a straight up answer what lens recommendation for amazing photos total noob when it comes to lenses just want a good lens to practice and get better with
Evening mate, if you check the description of this video I have left some lens recommendations for APS-C cameras such as the Sony A6700. My two personal favorite lenses for the A6700 are the sigma 18-50 and Sigma 56mm F1.4. Hope that helps and happy shooting :)
The price difference will be the decider for many I think.
Yes I totally agree with that🙏
So when you come, let me know 🇯🇵😉
Do you use Fullframe lenses on APS-C cameras? 📸🤔
The Sony 70-200 f4 on my 6700
Tamron AF 70-180mm f/2,8 G1 and Tamron 150-500mm f/5-6,7 on my new A6700, have been using the A6500 for the four last years. Spending most of the time on track, shooting motorcycles.
I tested a Sigma 24-70mm on A6400. I returned it because it's too heavy. I shot two identical images using a Sigma 18-50mm at 50mm and Sigma 24-70mm at 50mm. Both came out identical in terms of FOV so I don't get the 1.5 crop factor stuff on the 18-50mm lens.
@@whereisjohnnowHi John, so to answer your question. The reason both lenses looked identical is because the focal length were.
As well as having to time Fullframe lenses by 1.5x the same principles apply for apsc lenses.
So shoot 50mm with the sigma 18-50 on APS-C it's the equivalent of 75mm.
Shoot 50mm with the sigma 24-70 on APS-C it's again the equivalent of 75mm cause we have to times that focal length again by 1.5x.
Hope that clears things up and answers you question! ✌️
@@CurtisPadley thanks, yeah i was thinking the 50mm shot on the 24-70mm should be 75mm equiv and the 50mm shot on the 18-50mm should be 50mm.
Only con is $ and size/weight. Otherwise, it's fine.