haha. that’s awesome

Thank you! 👍

I know, right??

🤣

Thanks!

😂

Can I ask you how is going with this lens? Are you happy?

@@LORY0021 I am very pleased with this lens, quite sharp, silent, wide-angle, fast autofocus, very convenient aperture control ring, in combination with Sony a 6700 - this is a wonderful duet!

sigma 16mm f1.4

Yeah - can’t go wrong with the Sony

Better how?

yongnuo are doing great lenses these days

@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Very true Sir 💯

@m4rcin847 I personally prefer the image quality that the YN16mm f1.8 lens gives to the image quality of my sigma 16mm f1.4...

@@MrFaccts You already said that in the first comment. What exactly is better than Sigma? Sharpness? Colours? Imaginary things of Fuji users? Please, explain.

I wouldn’t base my decision on that extra third of light. I would focus more on the size and focal length you need - unless you’re shooting a lot on very dark conditions

if you shoot a lot at the wide end, I would get the Sony because it’s a better lens overall and will have better stabilization with the Sony bodies

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thank you!

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis can I ask one more…..do you have any experience with the 10-20mm f4? Also, I think I need a trip up your way for a beer!

yes - I reviewed it, it’s great, but the f4 is hard when the light isn’t good or of you want any background blur. The tamron 11-20 f2.8 is more versatile.

fully compatible

It sells out a lot because they're a smaller company and it's hard to keep it in stock.

For general shooting, macro or travel I would use the sigma. And if you don’t have the need for 1.8 - there’s no reason at all

ha - bit of an episode!!

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis You are in no position to judge 😇

the Sony 11 comes more of the full frame area by a bit.

When you say comes, do you mean cover? And if you meant cover, do you mean cover as in Sony 11 blocks more of the full frame area with black boarders or covers as in shows more image in the full frame area? (: thank you

the Sony 11 is closer to a full frame lens than the Yongnuo.

sigma 30mm 1.4 if you have some room. if it’s a small space, sigma 16mm 1.4

well, you would know!!

Review coming in a couple of days

I would say that the Sony is a bit more accurate because of that small barrel distortion at 1.8 on the yongnuo

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis The $498 price for the Sony is pretty good on its own.

yes. I see they took $50 off right now!! must be my video 🤣🤣

If you have the budget - the Sony is the better buy because it will have better stabilization when used with the Sony bodies and the Sony lens is a little better overall. The Yongnuo is a great budget alternative.

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thank you so much‼️ I bought the Sony 11mm f1.8 and it’s the best!

the Sony is still the way to go I think if you have the budget. but the yongnuo is an amazing value

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I just got the Sony 35mm 1.8 OSS for $225 new - wanted the OSS for handheld b-roll videos over the Sigma 30mm. I have the sigma 16mm as a webcam on my Sony a5100 for Zoom meetings. For vlogging on a Crane M2S I was thinking the Sony 11mm, but that $500 is hard to save up - but $298 for a Yongnuo is an easier pill to swallow! I also have the Sigma 56mm. I would still love a nice stabilized Zoom lens like the Tamron 17-70. And then also an upgraded telephoto like the Sony 70-350. I just want alllllll the lenses! lol But yeah budget friendly is good since I only give myself $200-&300 play money a month :P

not a bad idea

make sure you use a high speed data transfer usbc cable

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I did but no dice. I'm guessing it's Apple's fault for updating MacOS every 15 seconds.

yes

it’s just a little easier to match my 10-bit cameras when I shoot the, in slog3. But HlG3 would have worked just fine

😂😂dog poop for sure is always a factor

Probably the Sony 11

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis oh wow, that's a big endorsement! Would you pick this APS-C lens to use on Full Frame over any FF lens too? (for wide angle lightweight vlogging) Or is there any full frame lens that would sway you to give up your APS-C lens? Just sounds strange the best choice lens for full frame is an APS-C one, for this use case anyway :)

the viltrox 20 is a good option too - but you need to extend that stick out. with the 11 and dynamic stab - you’re done. Sony lens, so y autofocus, tiny, lightweight, f1.8 - it’s probably he best vlogging lens for the zv-e1 if you like using dynamic stabilization

Someone has to be like me!!

that’s tough, but for vlogging the Yongnuo and for studio work I choose the viltrox

yes - the Sonys stab works better with Sony lenses.

nice!!

That’s still the best 11 - you don’t regret it

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thank you. Keep posting accessories for zv e10. 💫 congrats for 60k.

there are located in China, so there will be delays sometimes, by the reps I talk to have always been great.

The ones I’ve tested for mirrorless have been great

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I guess they've improved over the past 15 years 😅

haha

I’m have heard that before!!

I used f1.8 a ton in the video. The vignetting and barrel distortion tests, every bit of video I shot was f1.8, the chromatic aberration and loca tests were at 1.8. And it was all listed on the screen. Also, the autofocus tests were all f1.8. I’m not sure what you were watching. I only showed an f4 once - and that was talking about sharpness. calling people sketchy is not cool. I don’t appreciate it one bit. I try to run a straightforward channel. No one pays me, I put the comparisons on the screen for you to see. I don’t care if you buy any of the lenses.

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Of course I mean sharpness, my bad for not saying that explicitly. There is not a single closeup of wide open sharpness comparison of image close to corners - the thing photographers will want to see the most to asses whether or not to save money - except center closeup that happens to be better for YN and has a little practical impact in real life? And while the images of the wall are at 1.8, they are 'low res looking embedded previews' and you don't zoom in? Personally I'm not a sharpness fanatic and I happen to like as much as 3rd party lenses as possible, especially when the cheaper ones are good. And I went to this because I like and like to recommend the Sony 11/1.8, and really wanted the YN to be a good alternative, but it doesn't seem to be the case in this regard. And I went through the video twice trying to find out how it really performs on the sides/in corner wide open, the basic review thing, and it just feels to me like it's avoided almost deliberately.

I showed the minimum focus distance at 1.8 which went into great detail about the sharpness. I also did zoom in on the brick wall in the sharpness test. It was a full resolution photo from Lightroom. it looked low res because I zoomed in 400% to show the difference and then I showed the corners - also zoomed in. I’m not sure why you think I’m trying to do anything deliberately. I don’t care what people buy. I spent hours doing as many tests as I could to display the two lenses. I think that optically the Sony is pretty perfect and the Yongnuo is good for the money but at 1.8 there is more vignette and barrel distortion. - Which was the conclusion.