By popular demand: The 10 Sharpest APS-C Lenses for 2019
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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These are:
1) APS-C lenses I've tested (and I mostly test on Canon and Sony gear, and some Fuji lenses (more to come!) so sorry, but no Nikon, Micro 4/3 etc.)...
2) ...which cost under £1,000 GBP (approx. $1,300 US)
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q) Where is the Sigma 16/30/56mm f/1.4? a) Haven't tested them yet...although that is due to change soon.
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q) Why haven't you tested any Nikon lenses? a) I've answered this question many times - it's basically just a lack of time. I love Nikon equipment but I simply don't have time to test lenses on every camera system. I had to draw a line somewhere, so in future I'll be reviewing lenses from all different manufacturers which are available on Canon, Sony and Fuji cameras. I may be reviewing the new Nikon full-frame lenses in the future - I certainly want to - it depends on if I can get the Patreon funds together to hire a Z7 and the lenses.
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Best lens channel on UA-cam. I always check here first too see if you've got a review of the lens I'm looking at. (You've already made me buy a couple of lenses....)
You are my most favorite and trusted reviever.... love this channel!!! Real PRO!!!
me too
I don't watch other camera/lens review channels because none compare to the information you receive in these! Keep it up Chris, excellent!
FYI, a Canon EF-S user cannot go wrong buying the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 pancake lens. It's a very sharp ~35mm equivalent prime and the only gripe anyone should ever have with it is the slow focus speed. It weighs practically nothing, the quality (at f/2.8 even!) is undeniable, the focal length makes it a great all-around prime, it's pretty cheap, and it's freaking f/2.8!
f/2.8 is dark, sorry, Canon spoiled us with the nifty-fifty
but even in absolute terms, f/2.8 is just one stop more than the typical kit lens at the wide end
@@666Tomato666 f/2.8 is as fast as most "pro" zooms...
@@666Tomato666 No, f/2.8 is not dark. Most lenses that can reach f/2.0 or better are also not the sharpest at those apertures. Unless you're buying very expensive lenses, f/2.8 is where most fast lenses reach maximum sharpness. One stop is double the light, requiring half the ISO and noise for the same exposure, and you're hand-waving that? I own the EF 50mm f/1.8 and while it's a sharp lens, it's not some sort of magic low-light wand and its maximum sharpness is not at or near f/1.8. It's also an 80mm on APS-C which is a telephoto focal length and not practical for most casual shooting scenarios.
Jody Bruchon he doesn’t know what he’s talking about.. 2.8 is not dark. I have the 24 pancake on my sl2 & it’s a really nice setup. I wanted something compact that I can carry around & I find my self taking way more pics bc it’s lightweight & it’s a sharp lens. I also have the 55-250 on this list & it’s a great lens
@@derekderekderek2 and EF-S 24mm f/2.8 is not a zoom, it's a prime
@UCZNy_u_bnCCfalW-XBFUaCw not all lenses are their sharpest at f/2.0, but there are plenty that are. Yes you need half the ISO, but the noise falls logarithmically with ISO, halving it likely won't even reduce the noise by 10%. The bigger problem is the lack of background separation, this you can't work around by manipulating other settings. And yes, 50 mm is telephoto on APS-C, but it has the price, aperture and sharpness I expect from a non-super-telephoto lens. 24mm one is almost 2 stops slower. At least it doesn't have the insane price of the EF-S 35mm.
I have never, in my entire life, ever met or had anyone explain something - anything - to me that I would understand as you do Christopher. I wish you were a photography professor or did some workshops that I could attend in person. Thank you for what you do anyways. I love how clear and detailed your.
Not strictly an apsc lens but the Laowa 15mm f4 macro is one of my favorites. The sharpest 15mm I've ever tried
Sigma's 3 contemporary lenses for Sony would all make it to the very top of this list no doubt. You should review those contemporary lenses. 16mm f1.4, 30mm f1.4, and the newly released 56mm f1.4 DC DN.
I'm surprised you still haven't reviewed any of them.
This.
Yep. Also interested in this one.
I've wondering all the time when the sigmas will come... I am using the 16 and the 30 by myself, they are really extrem sharp lenses and would have killed 3 other lenses in this video.
Reviews are coming. In fact, I'm just finishing working with the 30mm lens
@@christopherfrost 1.4 or 2.8 ?
Excellent review as usual. This is my "go to" channel for lens reviews, period.
I'd love to see an update of this. Wouldn't be shocked at all to see all 3 mirrorless Sigma f1.4 lenses make the list.
I'd love to see a new best apsc lens video now that you have tested so many mirrorless lenses!!!
Sigma 18-35 and 50-100 are on my list for the next couple of years (no money currently). I don't like switching lenses often, so these two will be the daily drivers. The sharpness is INSANE. Yes, I will get the dock as well to calibrate them.
Really appreciate your list videos. Thank you always Christopher!
For my APS-C Canons, I mostly carry my own 'holy trinity': 10-18 IS USM, 18-55 IS USM and 55-250 IS USM. Full frame equivalent, gapless, range of 16-400mm without breaking the bank.
Wow, those are my next purchases.
What about the 18-135mm is stm lens?
@@neovo903 yes
@@gwine9087 It's a good lens
You have yourself a lovely Christmas too Christopher, and thank you for your fine reviews.
I like most people started out on a crop sensor. I only shoot full-frame now the majority of the time. But, it's good to see crop sensor getting love.
I cant believe you mentioned the 60mm Tamron macro. It's one of my favorite lenses and no one talks about it. There are several times where I've thought about selling it but I just can't let it go for how good it is.
It's very nice, but not quite as sharp as these
Definitely agree with 55-250mm IS STM lens. That's the best deal I have ever got. Previously I used 70-200 f4L lens and this one is just the same IQ with lower maximum brightness but for the size and price - just WOW! :-) I use it with great EF-S 24mm f2.8 lens and I'm very satisfying with this combo on 70D for allaround photography.
Thanks for doing this, Christopher. Your videos have been so helpful for making decisions on which lenses to get. That Sigma 18-35 f1.8 is tempting me! Thanks for all the great content.
Great work mate. Love this channel for the no BS straight-to-the-point reviews.
Thank you for yet again another great video packed full of information that is very helpful to photographers of all levels. I really appreciate your work
Still rocking my Canon 50D. works like a champ. this video is much appreceated
your reviews are sublime, and the model is stunning.!!
Excellent! Thank you for that quick run through. It gives some serious food for thought what to get next.
*we need some fuji lenses to be tested so I know which one to buy.*
YourTechGuide you can buy everyone - they are all sharp and good. Compared to canon or Nikon APSC Fujifilm feels like lenses made by alien with future technology.
16mm F1.4 is amazing. 56mm F1.2 is also pretty great.
Yes true all these lenses listed in this video are far behind fujinon lenses
@@kevindiaz3459 *fuji sharpest lens is the 90mm f2. I already own the 16mm*
Hi YTG, the Fujinon lens test charts on E-photozine will give you some idea of the relative merits of the Fujinon range, but because the range is still quite small and mostly very modern and all of very high build quality and performance you can be fairly sure that whichever lens you choose you will not be disappointed. I am currently the owner and user of at least ten fuji lenses and where there is a choice as between the 18-55 versus the 16-55 2,8 I now only ever use the later one because it is sharper, faster, better focusing, etc etc also twice the price!. One of my other favourites is the 10-24, just fabulous wide angle for landscapes, I just wish I could afford this new 8-16 F2.8!. In the end they are all brilliant but each of them has its special advantages, which ones you get depends on what you want to do, the more expensive lenses are certainly worth the extra money, if you can afford them. None of the reviews have really shown these lenses at their best, one of the reasons that the Fujifilm system is gaining such respect is that the cameras are capable of exceptional output, easily matching and in some cases surpassing Full Frame options, especially those with anti-aliasing filters and their cheaper lenses, the sort of resolution that really you cant see on a normal computer!. Cheers, Richard.
Big THANKS for all the reviews and this one! It is hardwork and you do it it great manner.
I hope also to see more lenses from & for Fuji being tested by you. It is simply a matter of trust!
thanks for this, I missed the fuji's in the tests indeed, but also the tokina 14-20mm f2 lens. a very fast, wide and sharp lens
Too bad there's no Fuji APSC lenses, I think they are the most complete APSC system on the market.
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They would take number one spot and it's hard core fact :) it would make this "2019 lenses*" content obsolete. They would be good lenses to "compared to what" lenses making all these lenses in video make look bad.
the 22mm ef-m, instead of the 11-22mm, great list! merry christmas!
Love your channel as well! I‘m a fuji owner and would love to see more reviews about their lenses... I own the 16mm f1.4, the 56mm f1.2 and the 18-55mm f2.8-4 kit lens...I can just say from a realworld use point of view that I‘m having so much fun with those lenses! Very pleased indeed with the results!
Hello. I've been watching you for years fondly from Turkey. I think you are the best channel in this field. I just wanted to say a little thank you. we look forward to your nice reviews 😌👌📸
Hi Chris... great list and very concise review as usual. Hipe next year you can review the MITAKON 85mm 1.2
I loved this video dedicated for poor people like me with APSC bodies. Thank you so much. Please dedicate few videos for crop sensor as well in future.
I’m poor too with the eos m 😂
Can you suggest me 4 lenses that would fit perfectly for me ?
What a great job you do. Thank you so much for your hard work. Merry Christmas.
Would love to see you review the Fuji 16mm F1.4 and the 56mm F1.2. I got the chance to play with the 16mm at a trade fair yesterday, and man did it impress. Super close min focus, and from what I could tell it is sharp as a tack too, with minimal distortion for a wide lens. Fuji is starting to really impress me with that 16mm and the X-T3, it is hard not to grab one of each and have a go at it.
Chris, we'll love to see Nikon lenses please. Your quality reviews really helped me when I was Canon user.
Hey what was the reason for your switch?
Great review, as always, Christopher. Well done. (Slightly aggrieved not to find the one that I use didn't make it onto the list, of course - Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 Contemporary. Oh well.)
Sigma 50-100 1.8 unfortunately not available in Pentax K mount, unlike the 18-35 1.8.
This video has just become more relevant to me now that I picked up the R7 and do not like stacking my large RF glass on it. I'll have to check out the 55-250 ef's stm.
well after seeing both top 2019 lenses videos, I am asking myself if I should still buy the tamron 70-200mm (as I planned) or switch to the canon 55-250mm (price difference is not a problem). Any suggestion between the two to help me decide is much appreciated :)
I was surprised the Canon 17-55 f2.8 didn't make the list or even the honorable mention.
The Sigma 18-35 f/1.8 is considerably sharper
Thank you very much for your opinion chris 👍
Thanks for recommending the Samyang 85 1.8!! It’s become my favorite lens
fingers crossed for not a cropped video this time!
In a year's time people are going to be mystified by that comment (thankfully) ;-)
@@christopherfrost no, the Internet never forgets!
@@christopherfrost it's only been 3 months and I have no idea what he's talking about.
@@TheJudge064 Originally this video didn't upload properly for some reason and it stopped after two minutes - I had to re-upload hehe
Here I am, over a year later, puzzled by that comment.
I am a regular viewer of your wonderful UA-cam channel. I recently bought Samyang 135mm f2 lens based on your glowing review. I will highly appreciate if you could do a comparison video for current 135mm lenses from Sigma Art, Zeiss APO Sonnar and Sony FE 135
Thanks for all your informative videos this year Christopher- a very merry, peaceful and blessed Christmas to you and yours.
Ha is for doing this review Chris. Crop shooters get left out all the time, but when you’re talking “value for money” and you’re more interested in taking photos than collecting trophy gear, it’s really hard to beat a carefully assembled APS-C camera system- particularly if you’re using a Sony E-mount camera (just for the ability to use Canon and Nikon mount DSLR lenses). I was totally shocked by the EF-S 55-250mm recommendation. How is that lens not terrible? Wow! I will check it out. Probably the most surprising lens recommend in recent memory.
The Sigma 60mm 2.8 for Sony is probably the sharpest lens I’ve tried on my crop camera.
I would add the Tokina 11-16mm f2.8.
My APS-C travel kit is built around an EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM, an EF-S 55-250 f/4-5.6 IS STM and an EF-S 10-18 f/4.5-5.6 IS STM. The 1990 vintage EF 50 f/1.8 and a Sigma 4.5mm f/2.8 fisheye are also usually in the corners of the old tamrac bag.
Chris put Canon's EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM at the top of the fast standard zoom competition several years ago, though he did warn that some copies of that lens were reputed to suffer from excessive dust inhalation and/or early Image Stabilization system failure. Though Sigma's more recently introduced 18-35 f/1.8 lens seems to have a generally acknowledged advantage in lens speed and pure sharpness, that Sigma lacks image stabilization. As a slightly wobbly septuagenarian I still prefer the stabilized option, and I haven't noticed any dust or IS problems with my particular copy of the EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM.
I think that one or all of the following Sigma lenses might make your next years list: 16mm f/1.4; 30mm f/1.4; and 56m f/1.4!
Few of my lenses made it to the list and m really glad I own them. 😊
In europe: Lenses under 1000 pounds
In Australia: Lenses under $1800
Thanks for the videos! Have a great Christmas to you too and God bless!
Christopher, I'd like to thank you for your amazing work reviewing lenses. You're hands down the best lens reviewer on UA-cam!
Watching your videos helped me choose between the options I had and now I've got a handful of fastest and sharpest lenses on the market that turned my camera into a real beast.
I actually commented on the Full Frame 2019 sharpest lenses video, I had no idea you had made an aps-c top 10 as well, excellent work. I have the Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 and it really is an incredible lens. My only grip with it is that it doesn't go to 16mm which is really one of my preferred focal lengths but after watching your review on the Samyang 16mm F2, I went for that and have that covered very nicely so its not a big deal. Two outstanding lenses right there really. The only thing I can really add is that the Sigma 50-100mm is only available in Sigma, Canon and Nikon mounts. There is no Sony version of it that I am aware of (although mirrorless adapters will make it work on e-mount bodies). I'm not picking faults though, really enjoyed your comparison video.
Love your reviews. I've got a Fuji system as well as Canon. Would enjoy your thoughts on Fuji's lenses.
Sigma 17-50 is pretty sharp. When it's actually in focus that is. :)
Donald Weldon Tru using it in Live View for better focus.
thanks for that, My two favorite lenses are the 55-250 canon stm and the sigma 17-50. In my opinion both are as sharp as much more expensive lenses.
I just found the 55-250 STM in a pawnshop for $50! I will use it with a Fotodox adapter on my Canon m50, cant wait to put it to use!
No mention of the Canon 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM. the image quality is very good and is classed as a APS-C L quality lens
It's nowhere near as sharp as these lenses, though
Good lens no doubt from all the reviews I have seen. It was a little over priced for me when I was looking to buy one used so I picked up a 28-105mm USM and have been very happy with the picture quality. It’s not the sharpest lens but there’s nothing wrong with that. Some lenses have a character and the focal range is perfect for my shooting style. I also have the 55-250mm IS STM and get to try it today once my camera arrives via USPS. I had to order a used 50D to tide my cravings for picture taking because my canon 5D classic broke...mirror fell off.
Hi, what about the canon 17-55 f2.8
Based on this list... Which is the best camera?
Hi Christopher, glad to hear you're reviewing more fuji lenses in the future, can I suggest you try my favourite fuji lens, the bokehlicious XF90 f2, it costs a little more than half of the xf80 2.8 OIS Macro and it may not beat the 80 Macro for sharpness, but it'll be interesting to see how it compares to the Samyang 85 1.8.
Christopher, Any chance you might be able to get and test some of the Nikon APS-C lenses, in particular the 16-80 f2.8-f4 VR, so we could get a sense for how they compare with the other ones you've tested? I'm considering switching from Canon back to Nikon for its more impressive sensor performance and metering. But i struggle with what sort of lenses to pair up with any of those Nikon DX bodies. Thanks for all your tests, they are extremely helpful! Craig
I am tempted, but unfortunately I just don't have the free time :-(
Thank you for this video ! Can't wait to see your future reviews on Fuji's lens as I am looking for a smaller replacement of my big Canon 6D for traveling ^^
Canon 18-135 IS nano USM???
Fuji lenses are all fantastic, but the one that really stands head and shoulders above the rest is the 56mm 1.2. It's the sharpest lens I've ever used, hands down. And I've used a lot of lenses across many camera systems!
Please check it out when you get the chance, Christopher!
I have just bought a new Fuji camera, so reviews will be coming in the new year :-)
That's weird acefibble, I find this lens to be sharper than my 23 f2 and the 16-50 2.8. What body did you use it on?
Great to hear Christopher, I will be watching out for them!
Are that means my Maro 80mm Fuji lens is out. Expensive but fantastic.
22mm f2 ef-m?
Hope you have a great Christmas too, Christopher!
I own tge 10-18 EF-S and Sigma 18-35mm! I disagree with recommending the 55-250 though. I found it very soft, and returned it. Went with the 70-200 2.8 L 🤗
Can't wait for more Fuji lens videos. I need some good options.
I am re-starting Fuji reviews this year :-)
Would you an updated video for 2021 considering you have now reviewed many Fuji lenses?
Great video Chris! I'll set aside some budget next year to get my hands on that Samyang 85mm.
Would to see your reviews of Fuji lenses.
Merry Christmas to you too.
as an owner of sony's 16mm f/2.8 lens, i throroughly enjoyed the joke of it being in the thumbnail for the sharpest lenses :D
Its great video. its helps me a lot to select good lens. Thank you a lot
I have the EF-M 11-22 IS STM and I agree it's a good one, and probably the one I use the most on my M3 and M6 bodies.
Very informative. Thank you
What abt tokina 11-16 f2.8??
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Haha! This is the funniest comment I've read in weeks. I love the way you're subliminally mocking all those crazy people who actually believe all that nonsense
Another great video and review - I was disappointed not to see any 18-50 or 18-55 "walkaround" lenses in the list such as the very capable Sigma 18-50 f/2.8 for example.
They'er just not as sharp as these particular lenses, TBH.
Sigma 17-50mm
Sigma 24-70mm
Also should be on the list
They are good but nowhere near as sharp as these 10 lenses.
Thank you for the video mate
In my personal experience. The sigma art 18-35 and the sigma art 50-100 are great lenses. I do have the Canon 10-18mm that I used to shoot on my M50 and my 80d crop sensor cameras. I've always got good results with the first 2 lenses but the Canon 10-2-18 mm I got a lot and I mean a lot of chromatic aberration. I even use that lens on my Canon EOS R and still have the same issues
The 10-18mm lens is the best ultra wide angle lens ever designed for that price! Bought it for 239 euro and am not sorry, because it helped me out SO MUCH :P
For sharpness you gotta test the Fuji 80mm
Nice review as usual. I thought that Canon EF-M 32mm f/1.4 would be in the list. Anyway, thanks for the review. God bless!
So, the Sigma 17-50 mm f/2.8 ois didn't make the cut, damn, i have that one and the 55-250 Canon stm.
Ya this lens should be on the list for sure. No question its the best I've tried.. You will see it on most of these kinds of lists.. Best bang for the buck, crazy sharp.
how good is the af speed of the 17-50?
I've not ever had an issue. Hands down you will not be disappointed. Order from eglobalcentral.com. Asian version and no warrenty but comes fast and is very cheap (half price)...@@opfinger
Federico Opfinger speed is good but it is a little noisy, but you get a lot of a lens for 300$, i prefer it over the 50mm f1.8 Canon when it's stopped at f2.8.
Ryan Lawrence i know man! I thought it was going to be #1, I'm sure Christopher missed this one, because in his review it was all nothing but sharp sharp sharp from corner to corner.
Sigma trifecta (contemporary) should be sitting in the #1 spot on this list.
Another vote for the Sigma 16mm F1.4 and the 30mm F1.4.
So the sigma line up for sony apsc and eos M is not sharp?
for aps-c.. i need a sharp telephoto lens for wildlife and birding.. need decent af speed... minimum 300mm on the long end and budget is 700$....what should i go for...
from your videos i have slected tamron 18-400, sigma 100-400,tamron 100-400,canon 70-300 usm ii and tamron 70-300 di vc usd... did i miss any better lens... and what would be best...
I have tamron 70 - 300. Good lense and quite cheap
Hi Chris, if you had to choose between using the Canon EF-S 15-85 at 16mm or the Samyang 16mm prime, what would you choose?? Great reviews, looking forward to see what lens you review in 2019,
The Samyang would blow it away, but that's what you'd expect, as the Canon is a zoom lens
I have sold my Canon 10-18 and replaced it with Tamron 10-24 hld. From my experience the Tamron is much sharper.
Agreed. The 10-18 is an uninspiring soft lens.
@@godofhope Gosh, who should we trust? You and Jan or Christopher who has tested hundreds of lenses? I trust Christopher.
I have the 10-18mm as well, and only keep it because I really want an ultra wide lens (and, as I'm considering to switch systems, I don't want to buy new lenses before that). For me it gives mixed results. Many of the landscape pictures seem to be slightly out of focus (which is not even physically possible at f5 upwards, unless the lens is focussed to the closest point possible!)... Still many images, mainly when there's not a lot of light, look very soft.
On the other hand I did get a few VERY sharp pictures (edge to edge sharpness, once the chromatic aberration is removed) with it, mainly in situations with sunlight and a lot of contrast.
@@edwaggonersr.7446 I usually trust Christopher but not with this one :D
I somewhat agree with that. I get good results with the Canon 10-18mm for landscape pictures mostly when I put the camera on a tripod and focus manually using the 5X or 10X magnification with the Live viewfinder. When I do that, my pics are quite sharp!
The Sigma 60mm f/2.8 DN is the sharpest lens I have EVER shot with! The sharpness is just downright scientific on that one!
You should do this video again for 2022 👍
Hi Christopher - great work as always. Why don't you test more Fuji lenses?
I am
own canon 55-250 and it is fantastic. however for apsc cameras the 55mm is too narrow for me TAT
Yet another amazing video, loving this :P
Ah damn you! Why'd ya have to mention the Tamron? I've been saving for a while, passed on one in new shape for $160 due to a lack of funds. Now they'll be going for $300 haha. Seems like the perfect nifty fifty for me.
At least I have one lens on this list, the Rokinon 16mm.
Thanks as always for the Videos, Chris.
Hmm, coming back to this video and I've owned the Tamron for a while haha.
I've been looking forward to this.