ONLY 3 Lenses you need as a Content Creator.
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- The only 3 Sony lenses you need in my opinion. If you shoot video on Sony full frame these are the best semi budget lenses I think you should go for.
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Always good advice and beautiful images... Thanks for everything Sean, learned a lot with you, greetings from France!
Do you think you would need any other lens to do what you do? If so, which one? Im curious :)
Thanks sean, i was debating which one i should buy, helped me a lot😄
Glad it helped ;)
Your teaching is a gift, thank you!
Wow, thank you!
I have the 20 mm and the 70 to 200 mm too and I really love them too. Actually I Film much with the Tamron 50 to 400 mm and this is awesome too 🎥
after I get the 18mm 1.8 this will be my setup except my S Pro 70-200mm is 2.8 great video
Hi Sean, Have you tried any anamorphic lenses, like Sirui? I have just started with moto vlogs as a hobby and only use GoPro. But I am looking into the Sony FX30, and since I like creating a cinematic look to videos, I wonder if an anamorphic lens is something to try out.
Good review. I have the Tamron 28 - 75, and also the Sony 20mm 1.8. Great combo! I also originally purchased a Sony 35mm G Master, but that was a mistake. Body is the Sony A7IV.
Ah yeah perfect combo. Do you find you never use the 35mm?
Not really! Used it just a few times for still & portait photos. Brilliant lens, great wide open f stop for low light & bokeh.
what do you think about the sigma dg dn 150-600mm lens?
Aw man you had me convinced to get the 70 to 200 f4. Now I got to check out the 100 to 400. I have the 24 to 70 and the 20 f1.8 and really like them.
Haha yeah that extra reach makes a difference. Both are cool I think
Super excited!! Just got my first Len and it’s the 24-70mm f2.8 waiting to see how much I can create with it . Please what’s your go to filter?
He's using a Nisi but don't get it if you plan to minimise reflections with a CPL
Awesome to hear, yeah I am using the nisi swift filter system :)
Spot on :)
I prefer Sony lenses on Sony cameras because the autofocus is better and you can use Breathing Compensation.
Yeah solid point. The Sigma lenses seem pretty on par in terms of AF in my experience.
@@seankitching sure, but you know Sony saves a little special sauce for their own stuff that they don’t share with third party manufacturers. Hey I enjoy your channel. Thanks!
I have more expensive gear than Sean, but his videos using just a point and shoot like better than mine. Side note, can we get a b roll with the osmo pocket 3?
A lens that no one ever seems to remember that exists that’s actually incredibly good and versatile is the Tamron 28-200mm. It’s small and light and even though it’s a variable apeture up to a 5.6 it still has crazy bokeh. Also only cost about $700 usd new
I have almost exactly this trio and I am very happy with it:
Sony 20 F1.8
Sigma 28-70 F2.8
Sony 70-200 F4 Macro G2
I chose the 28-70 because it's quite a bit smaller than the others and it serves as my primary lens. The 20mm prime is almost exclusively for low light.
The Sony F4 can do macro which is great for product shots which I primarily do. Stupid expensive, but I really enjoy working with it. For the rare shots when the 0.5 macro is not enough, I use cheap Meike extension tubes to get true macro. The Sony teleconverters are too expensive for the few times I would actually need them. I had tried out Sony's 90 macro and it produces gorgeous results, but it's no good for video with it's slow autofocus and extreme focus breathing. The 70-200 also replaces my cheap(ish) Tamron 70-300 which I only very rarely used and not for my job anyway, so I am back to 3 lenses for my main camera (A7IV) which I am very happy about.
Ah awesome to hear other people setups and how you tailor it to what you need. That Macro must be nice!
@@seankitchingit's very helpful for product shots which I do almost every week for my job. I used to make do with the Sigma and go into crop mode, but I was always limited when I wanted to show small details. Now the Sigma sees little use for product shots, because the 70-200 can do it all. It's very liberating.
You should’ve tried the Tamron 35-150 f2-2.8! It’s so great honestly and versatile. I pair it with the Tamron 20-40 f2.8 or even my Sony 20-70 f4! Specially if I want to only do a two lens travel setup!
Ah yeah, I am tempted by this lens it gets such positive feedback!
@@seankitching I’ve had it since late 2021 and haven’t regretted it! I’ve travels with it a lot since people think it’ll be too much but honestly it saves me so much space and time due to the range it has. Love it honestly! Only thing keeping wish it was some sort of OSS like the 70-200 but still amazing regardless.
Hey, you cold also consider the Sigma 16-28 2.8. Quite small efficient and not too expansive.
Ah yeah this is actually tempting.
2.8 with a 2x teleconverter gives you a whole other lens with more reach though. Selling my old f4 and making this move! Nice tight shots good for storytelling!
I have the Tamron 17-28 and the Tamron 28-75 G2 2.8 for my Sony and do not really need anything else. When I need wide I use the 17-28 and when I use 60p in crop mode on the Sony A7IV I use it as well. Actually for video never even need to take my 17-28 off my camera... When I need super wide I shoot 24p and 60p it is like a 25mm. For ver low light I would maybe get a 35mm 1.4 or 1.8 which is a sweet spot of a lens. I had the 20mm 1.8 with my FX3 but never really used it as much as I thought I would, so I sold it for more than I paid for it in the pandemic.
Ah yeah nice way to work with it. Those 2 lenses in combo are a great setup too!
My trinity is: Sony 16-35mm GM II (recently released), Tamron 35-150mm, and Tamron 150-500mm. I also have some Sigma primes (50mm 1.4 and 85mm 1.4).
Ah super nice! Pretty well rounded setup hey
The 4mm difference between those 20 & 24mm is not little, it costs 1200USD out here in Poland. Anyways, I found a 20mm Sony for around 770 USD but, f2, I couldn't find the 1.8. Do you think I should wait till the 1.8 version is available?
Secondly, I did find a Sigma 20mm 1.4 for 1100USD though, was there any reason you went for Sony with your prime lens & not the Sigma?
Lastly, the Sony 70-200mm f4, does this have to be Sony? was there any reason why you went for Sony? The Sonys seem overpriced, can I get the same parameters but just Sigma? cos I found a few of them but f2.8 at 1600USD and it usually says Sigma with Nikon,Cannon or Sony mount, I don't know what that is.
Your detailed answers will save newbies a ton of money Sean.f
Lol it costs that in USD here in the states as well... The jump from 1.8-1.4-1.2 is ridiculous from a price point perspective
I’m currently on vacation with my wife and kids and I brought basically the same equivalent kit for my fujifilm (apsc): Viltrox 13mm, Fujifilm 18-55 and a vintage 70-200 and it sure covers everything I’ve thrown to it
Now, the only thing I would add is that for shooting planned or scripted videos this trinity works great, but if you want to capture those unscripted real-life moments, changing lenses is a nightmare and you’re better off with something like a 16-80 (don’t know the full frame equivalent)
Why not the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 di iii-a vc rxd to combine your first two lenses? Just curious, not judging. I feel it's a bit more versatile. It's the one I settled for as a starter.
I think the 17-70mm f2.8 is an APS-C lens and he is using a fullframe camera.
Perhaps that's it, as I recently bought an APS-C camera. I forgot it's a different camera, thanks for highlighting your perspective.
@@BenFransen great lens choice for your system.
😢 I have too many overlapping lenses that don't really serve my needs. I have the dreaded Sony 50mm 1.8, Samyang 24mm 2.8, Sony 16-35mm f4 G lens (because i wanna do real estate photos), Sony 55-210 (lens gets a lot of hate, but actually works well... I use it on crop mode, so it's really a 82.5-315mm), and the Sony 30mm Macro 3.5 (also on crop as a 45mm 3.5).
Do you like the performance of Samyang 24mm f2.8. It gets a lot of hate on yourube, so wanted your opinion.
I own 20mm G lens and love it❤
Yeah its an awesome lens hey!
how about tamron 28-200 or tamron 20-40 f2.8
28-200 I just feel is too much throw to not have to compensate on quality. The 20-40 is tempting though :)
Dang we have the exact same three lenses!!!!
Canon 24-70 has optical IS
Yeah but none of the emounts unfortunately
@@seankitching yep.. but I love my RF 24-70, covers 95%. Thank you for video!
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stay well @@seankitching !
Do you ever fool with attaching smaller cameras to skate boards or cars ?
I once made what looked like a giant horse shoe. Tied my camera to the center and raised it.
The horse shoe legs were in the grass and the camera went from grass level to over a bicycle.
I ended up using the film , but imagined that with a bit of effort I could do a lot more with the idea.
(I've got a turntable working now...The camera spins around the room).
Just curious. See you again soon!
SONY 16-35 GM IS THE BEST !
Yeah good one I agree!