This is a great video. I always liked to shoot in manual. My first camera was a Pentax MX which was so manual you could use it without a battery if you had a light meter. I also used a Deardorf and both the shutter and aperture were on the lens. My first automatic camera was a Leica R7. I was industrial photog but eventually migrated to the custom labs and was mostly a mural printer.

No we need 5.000 dol.

Sony really needs to give us 85mm 1.2 (or sigma, how ever i like sony gm bokeh more)

Hope lumix s1r ii comes out this year and gives us same 30fps and open gate video with more resolution and hopefully stacked sensor with no rolling shutter. then i’ll leave sony behind

So there is no standard zoom lens like 28 to 75 or 20 to 70 or 28 to 105 or to 135 that are for portraits and with low f, ha?

I have just realized that i have bought the phone with the sony imx 882 sensor that captures yellow skin tones and I'm here to learn how to fix it..😂

You are so Cute and Positive 🤍🫱🏼‍🫲🏻

Great

Any thoughts on the Tamron 18-300mm as a travel lens?

How to carry all of this thought the airport? do you use carry on bags or do you check it in bigger cases?

Hey Julia, I've got the 20mm f/1.8... do you think image quality-wise, I could replace it with this zoom with no major losses?

Great choice unless you someone to carry all that for you.

Thank you soooooo much!! I was searching for exact this topic for days now and found no video that was explained so understandable 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Are these lenses all auto focused not manual?

Hello 👋 I’m having an issue. When I’m shooting pics on “M” mode. When I try to set my iso ect it doesn’t change on cam screen so I can see what’s changing only wen I actually take the pic I see what was adjusted anyway to fix ? “LUMIX G7”

Where your Sigma 24-70 f2.8 m ii lens review video?

Do you only shoot with full frame cameras ? Also I shoot with crop so and I have a 24mm is it worth it to purchase a 35 mm?

Pour le voyage et la randonnée : le Tamron 28-200 mm f2.8 - f.5.6 😊👍

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A7riiia with 20-70 f4 G and a6700 with 70-350 G. Amazing combo for travel. 20mm to 525mm range

Wish i had one 😍😍

Genuine question for other watchers, why should I take her seriously?

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Never mind the lenses (great content, by the way), but your hair looks amazing! Who's YOUR hair and makeup artist? 😆

Can you try review viltrox 75mm 1.2 and shoot in both full frame and crop sensor mode thanks

Great list, Julia! I also have the Tamron 20mm f2.8, and I really enjoy using it for travel landscapes. My other favorite is the Tamron 28-200mm f2.8-5.6 as it's a superzoom. What's your favorite travel lens?

If you want actual affordable lenses for travel, Tamron 28-200 (very underrated lens) and Tamron 17-28 or Sony 20 f1.8. I have the Tamron 28-200mm and Sony 20mm and have traveled to Patagonia and my usual lenses when exploring Alaska. Lightweight and doesn't take up much space when exploring.

How many cameras do you have?😅

Can you do a video on what Sony camera you think people should buy

why are you at 1/2000 shooting portraits? Just asking

Julia what about for Canon?

Did you say that the 20-70 f4 suffers from the same heavy vinetting as the 20-70 f4?

A super affordable but decent 20mm f2.8 from Viltrox is a good option if budget is an issue. Great for travel for the landscapes etc. The price to value proposition is fantastic. It isn't perfect, but for its cost, it is second to none. Approx 150$/£

yesss bought the 24-50mm g for upcoming trip! Was doubting my choice a lot

My travel kit is (APS-C) A prime (currently choosing between between sigma 30 f1.4 and Sony 50mm f1.8 oss) Sigma 18-50mm 2.8 (seriously the best lens on aps-c and stops me taking my ff and standard zoom everywhere) Tamron 18-300mm (not perfect but so versatile) Wide angle prime (currently deciding between the manual Samyang 12mm f2.0 and sigma f1.4 16mm) (There may be better choices but these are the lenses I own when choosing options) I also if I have room would sneak in my Samyang 75mm f1.8 for street photography because it’s just amazing on aps-c

Kinda surprised that Samyang f/1.8 primes didn’t even make the list. Any particular reason? The 24mm, 35mm and 75mm are all great for travel! Much lighter than the Sigma Contemporary series.

I do love the 24 mm tamron… But while it’s not as flexible (semi macro is lovely on tamron), the size of the Samyang 35mm f2.8 cannot be beaten…

How are you able to do the video of the camera with the shutter and everything showing

I don’t understand why people would buy a Sony camera and not buy a Sony lens.

You forgot the Beast in this category the Sony 24 - 105 mm f4 🙈 I tested it on my holidays in the alps and it works awesome 💪🏼 my absolut travel lense

sharing my travel setup , sigma 17mm f4 dg dn ,sony 40mm f2.5 and for portraits Sony 55mm f1.8. if i need that landscape compression i have the Sony 70-200mm f4 mkii with TC :)

The Sony 35mm F1.8 has to be one of the best-balanced lenses they have! Price, performance, weight, brightness, etc. really hits a sweet spot for me. I have to say though - when travelling I often really like a superzoom. I still have the Sony 24-240mm which is very old and beat up, but I hear the Tamron 28-200 F2.8-F5.6 is awesome. Currently holding off because I am I hearing rumors of a Sony 24-200mm f/2.8-4.5 -which could also be a really compelling option. I will also say that one of my favorite lenses to travel with is the 100-400mm GM, more for going to remote places rather than cities.

Aww..your looks.. 😩❤️

Great list! The two Tammy zooms are just so good for travel. the weight to performance is so high, not to mention the cost. My G1 version of the 28-75 stays on my camera 90% of the time.. I do sneak in some GM glass some times but the added weight for the 70-200 2.8mii isn't normally worth it. An honorable mention that I boutght years ago when u did a street photography vid is the Sony 28mm 2.0.. its small and light and gets the job done, there are better lenses now a half decade later but it still finds its way on my A1 :p

Go to see I have half of the lenses featured in this video, I made some good choices lolll

Would like to add Tamron 28-200.

For now, I travel with two cameras and two lenses. My basic travel kit consists of an A7RC and an A7CII with a 16-35 PZ or 24-70 GM II and the 70-200 f4 G II with 14x. My bag is a Tenba DNA Messenger and I currently travel with a medium Leofoto tripod with a medium RRS head.

Glad you mentioned the Sigma 24mm f/3.5. Confirmed my purchase decision😁

Olympus 12-100mm f/4 IS Pro, equivalent to 24-200mm is the the holy grail of travel lenses, it's as sharp as any Sony GM lens and has Sync-IS which CAN (with some luck) get you handheld long exposure of up to 10 seconds; no tripod needed. Closes focus is also 15cm giving it SOME macro capability as well. It weighs 561g and uses a 72mm filter, so it's smaller than the travel standard Canon 24-105mm f/4 L IS. This is THE definition of a one lens solution for travel photography.

what about Sigma 28-70 f2.8 ?