u're welcome! if u have any questions, feel free to ask man. These two lenses are kinda left in my dry cab at the moment ever since I purchased the sigma 18-50mm f2.8 for work.

lol. thanks man.

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Glad it was helpful!

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lol. ur desk doesn't look like trash~~ bet it looks way cleaner than mine.

tanx tanx. the spoon is from Ikea. hahahaha would not recommend

de nada! no ay problema~ Que lente compra? -my Spanish sux and i hope i didn't say anything stupid. I'm still learning. wait... was he speaking Spanish? or did I just assume-

@@EwanLim Sony 11 mm 🙌

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if you want more examples of the 11mm exaggerated look then watch One Piece live action on Netflix. It should be obvious which shots are shot with an ultra ultra wide angle lens. For 11-20mm, you can check out sigma's ff2.8 variation. Tamron comes after that but Sigma's build quality is way better and you get really sharp images if u are into product photography/videography.

Dancers on the floor! that's what I do!, I have sigma 16mm, haha, I'm going to buy this Sony 11mm!

oh. I would honestly suggest using a Sony 20mm pancake lens. Mainly due to weight. 11m would have warped edges. If you have a good over the top tripod setup then sigma 16mm at f5.6 would be good. It will be heavy but worth it.

awwww thanks man!!

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true true true. i used to use the 16mm on my a7iv but now my basic combo for work is Sigma 18-35 f1.8 and the 11mm. Ultra wide for your wide shots and then 18-35mm for mid shots. I have an 85mm for close ups. 18-35mm since i get about 22-35mm of coverage in FF mode. and 18-35mm coverage with active mode.

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thanks for the sub!!! Do leave a video suggestion if you can~!

the zve10, using 4k30 and active steadyshot (which is a must otherwise the footage looks horribile on this body) will crop 1.4x. which means the 11mm with active steadyshot will become like a 16mm without steadyshot on. so the 11mm is the better choice in this regard. the 16mm will become 35mm. now if you want to vlog talking head etc... 11mm for sure. if you want the camera to sit on a tripod and have the space, the 16mm will be good too. its all depends on how you shoot. and you can always use the cropping factor of 4k30p and steadyshot, to change the focal length too.

That is a hard question. It depends on on location as well. How small it is and etc. if it is a tight space then 5mm makes all the difference. And 0.4 in Aputure does have like half a stop difference but it doesn’t really matter tbh.

@@EwanLimthabks for your input.I do small and medium venues, very packed tight spaces but also Ive been doing some festivals lately and veering off more into that work. Factoring that in would you go for the 16mm or the 11mm?

@@SOR2RO mate at the end, you should probably have booth. if you have the sony kit lens, you can use that on 16mm for video, and get the 11mm. so at least you focal length is covered to your needs then in the future invest in the 16mm sigma. I have the sigma and I love this lens, its so sharp and wide enough, and very bright, it is much heavier tho than the 11mm so just a consideration. for my personal use the 16mm is wide enough tho, try and rent one for a day to see if you like it.

what type of travel vlogs? if u're doing a lot more things in confined spaces then 11mm. if u're doing more outdoors stuff then honestly just 16mm.

11 mm para interior, 16 mm para exterior. Si las casas de playa son pequenas, consiga el de 11 mm. si la grande casas, 16mm. 11mm La lente de 11 mm deformar los lados. (sorry for my bad spanish but i hope u got it)

oh... 1.8 vs 1.4 usually varies between lenses. hahaha. but yeah, I can do a video demonstrating the difference between various apertures.

oh. just go for the 11mm f1.8.

11mm hands down. but if u need the extra 8mm then sure why not.

Yupp!!! It does, not as sharp as these two but definitely a great purchase. Oh and the Samyang AF 12mm F2 does have some visible chromatic aberration, which you can fix for the photos but videos shot with it will be hard.

oh 16mm and 56mm f1.4 sigma. 56mm sigma for close ups. or any other macro lens. 11mm is somewhat an ultrawide so you might have warp around the edges so you can't zoom in if you have anyone close to the lens. it depends on how you're shooting as well but I would advise on the 16mm f1.4 sigma lens