This may be one of your best episodes. Compiling your standard effortless breakdown of technical data with testing and real world shots really rounds out this review. Solid job sir.
The combination of the straight face while saying "I'm Gerald Undone and I'm not wearing pants" was too much for me to keep my sip of coffee from trying to shoot through my nose! Thank you to the Gerald Undone fan that suggested that line. As for me....I'm wiping hot coffee off my keyboard! EDIT: The cinematic theme and music choice are awesome. I think my favorite scene was the photography of the yellow dandelion looking weed. Beauty in an auto graveyard! So happy to be subbed, I love this stuff!
I bought this lens a few months ago. Reason? SHARPNESS across the frame is number 1 for me. This a great lens for ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY, PORTRAITS and Architectural Photography.
@@k2blades540 So what is better about the Otus then? Sincere question here if I'm going to consider spending 3x as much money. Just when I hear people talk about the Otus, they always talk about how sharp it is. Sharpness seems to be the selling point for the Otus, so this seems to disrupt that in a big way.
I never took the time to understand the MTF charts and wasn't expected to learn about them on this video. Thanks! Your explanation are technical and easy to follow! The best of two world :D
Great review of this lens. It was the perfect blend between the science and practical use of how most will use the lens. Thanks for continuing to put out great content, without needing 30 minutes to do so.
Hi Gerald, after watching this video i returned Sigma 35mm 1.4 art and purchase 40mm 1.4. When i tested the sharpness at store today I had A9 on tripod and took shots with 35 and 40. Forty 1.4 was blowing out 35. I didn’t think i would make much difference in sharpness on A9
Super impressed with the nerdy in this video. I’d love more in depth explanations of super nerdy camera stuff here. Really enjoy them and this content really helps me feel like I know what I’m doing rather than making educated guesses, if that distinction makes sense. 👍👍
Kudos on being thorough. When you mentioned the issues with the close focusing, my first thought was the close focusing distance, and voila, you included that. Great video, as always!
Who is it? & What is the track title @@geraldundone? It sounds like Daft Punk from Tron Legacy P.S. On the lens size... It looks big enough to have a tripod collar
It shouldn't come as too much of a surprise that the 40 is so great considering it's essentially the optics from Sigma's 40mm Cine lens re-housed and given an autofocus motor. It also makes its cost a pretty killer bargain for what you get.
This review was so helpful in convincing me to buy this lens. I got it for Nikon and it’s absolutely unbelievable. Huge value for money now that it’s been out a few years.
I decided to pair this with my Z 6 at xmas and it is RAZOR sharp! Sharpest lens I've ever owned and the sharpest before that was the 300mm f4 IF-ED and 70-200 f2.8 VR1.
Thanks for the excellent explanation of the MTF charts. My budget director, (my wife), allowed me to get the 55mm Otus a few years ago. It's sick that the 40mm was in Otus territory on the chart. Sigma has done a nice job with their Art lenses for Canon in my opinion. The larger Canon bodies feel more comfortable in my hands since I am use to dealing with heavier lenses which kind of feels better balanced on the larger bodies. I add grips to my bodies because personally I feel more comfortable when I use them with heftier lenses.
@@geraldundone I Love it. It was definitely worth the investment. With Canon's focus confirmation, I have no issue with it being manual focus and in my opinion, sharpness is second to none.
I think I’d love this lens over my Art 50mm . I shoot live music video and photography. The 50 is ok just a little tight , flares super bad in live music shows . This kills the pics and make them unusable. But don’t know if they made that any better. But I like the 28mm and 40mm lenghts best for live music
Personally, I'll take size over extreme sharpness. That's why I'll stick with the 55mm 1.8 (281g) over the Sigma 40mm(1.2kg), even though the Sigma crushes it on the MTF charts. I'd really like to see the MTF chart on the Sony 24mm GM. I'm renting it at the moment, and its corner to corner sharpness is insanely good, even when wide open. I'm sure it won't be on par with the Sigma (what is), but it's a size that I can take hiking without hating myself :)
I ordered this lens solely because of this video lol... And I had the 35mm (which I adore - I always said I'd never sell it but no point keeping both)... Thank you for the awesome review!
I switched to the Nex5, 6, A7 and A6k as soon as they came out cause I couldn't bear the weight of my A300 with an 17-70 anymore. So in my eyes this is for studio use only but impressive.
that size is crazy, I own the 35 Art Canon mount, and it works ok adapted to my A7r lll, but the 35 is already a heavy lens, the 40 seems like amazing image quality, but I would not buy it because of the size and weight. and if you are not pixel peeping you would never notice the difference over the 35 with the image quality.
GERALD WENT OUTSIDE!?!?! Woah, I gotta admit I've been waiting to see you outdoors doing some of these tests, I definitely got excited. Amazing content as usual!
I want a good lens for filming UA-cam videos, In the same scenario as what you have. And 40mm is kind of the most realistic focal length I can get in my small room. And I wanted one with f1.4. Because Sony dont have a lens around 40-50 that can do f1.4 that is a gm, I think this would be the best one to use, even though it’s big it will be on a tripod most of the time
Very late to the party but just to nitpick on one thing: Depth of field is the exact same for both shots, the only difference is that the 40mm has a wider entrance pupil when shot at same aperture, therefore it creates larger blur circles, and with the perspective difference (aka compression) of the background, this appears more blurry.
This might be a stupid question; I know bokeh quality is extremely subjective, but would you say that rounder/more perfectly circular bokeh is generally more desirable? One thing I noticed in your test was that the 40mm has more lemon shaped bokeh balls, and that would put me off from getting a lens, personally, while the less-sharp 35mm has almost perfectly round bokeh. What are your thoughts on this?
I think that for some purposes the rounder bokeh is more suited, but that can also make a lens seem kind of lifeless in certain scenarios. Lenses with abnormal bokeh can be more interesting and provide more character, but it would depend on the look you're going for and the subjects you're shooting. No wrong answer.
Nice (older) video, i get this lens delivered this afternoon, so i'm excited about it after seeing all the positive videos, i hope it will work on my Canon 1DX Mark II as good as on a Sony body...🍻( i'm not a filmer)
@@skipper4114 I watch as many photography channels as I can - I like to know what people are up to and what gear is going around, even though my ideology is that gear isnt as important as taking a nice photo - you should come around my channel too =p
Hello Gerald, it's my first time watching your videos. Thanks for your views as I'm now considering to take this heavy stuff in view of its admirable sharpness.
The only think that would make me buy this is if its compatable with my Anamorphot-50 1.33x. Because the longer the lens the less sharp it looks through the anamorphic adapter. My 85mm 1.4 looks so blurry because of the size of it.
I tested this lens in shop. I was so surprised at its performance. I initially thought it was just that the primes are better than my GM zooms. But then again no other primes are as close other than the GM and art. But end of the day I put it down. It is just so huge and heavy. I felt like I'm going for an overseas body building trip with it for just a 40mm.
Hey Gerald :) Could you please make a video about how knee, black level etc affects image ( i have an A7 III) ? trying to create a grade with as much highlights preserved as possible, with a little Arri alexa tint for HLG 3. Thanks :) I love your technical in depth videos!
Don't touch any of it, as you won't get more dynamic range. Fix contrast in post. Consider the Leeming LUT for colors (and see the Leeming LUT Facebook group for technical advice).
Here's a helpful article from the Sony Help Guide on it that will probably answer all your questions: helpguide.sony.net/di/pp/v1/en/contents/TP0000909110.html Personally, I don't change those settings, I do it all in post.
Had Sigma 40mm, was only beaten by a Lens multiple times more expensive - Zeiss Otus, only marginally, no other Lens delivered the sharpness & resolution, at that time. Obviously Sigmas downside with the _ART series_ is size & weight. *I switched to the 28mm Art for Landscapes & also 24-105mm Art, both are beautiful. I prefer Lenses with Aperture rings & less bulky but its a compromise.
Sigma has published the 35 mm f:1.4 for the L-Mount. It is dust and water resistent. Have they changed the optical quality of this glass? The difference in price between this 2 lenses is big and I wonder, wich one to buy.
Great video. Quick question, I have pre-ordered the Leica SL2 and I'm trying to decide if the Sigma 40mm would be a good fit. Your thoughts, please. Also, do you recommend any other lenses? Thanks.
Outstanding review, Gerald. Thank you! Inanimate object performance is superb. Curious to see its portrait performance in comparison with others (Zeiss etc).
I moved to sony. On the A7SIII it could be a good choice for high quality videowork. But one question is unmentioned: who loud are the motors while focussing in AF-C? Vor video it is a dealbreaker, when you could hear the motors constantly working.
Thanks for explaining MTF charts.
My pleasure. Cheers!
Dang that's sharpWAIT IS GERALD OUTSIDE UNDER THE REAL SKY?
Green screen. Obviously.
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This may be one of your best episodes. Compiling your standard effortless breakdown of technical data with testing and real world shots really rounds out this review. Solid job sir.
Thanks a lot, Kyle! Really appreciate that.
The combination of the straight face while saying "I'm Gerald Undone and I'm not wearing pants" was too much for me to keep my sip of coffee from trying to shoot through my nose! Thank you to the Gerald Undone fan that suggested that line. As for me....I'm wiping hot coffee off my keyboard!
EDIT: The cinematic theme and music choice are awesome. I think my favorite scene was the photography of the yellow dandelion looking weed. Beauty in an auto graveyard! So happy to be subbed, I love this stuff!
Mission accomplished. 😜
You are more than welcome!
The music was great. I was half expecting zombies to appear in the wrecking yard. Now that would have made for some memorable photos.
I bought this lens a few months ago. Reason? SHARPNESS across the frame is number 1 for me. This a great lens for ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY, PORTRAITS and Architectural Photography.
for this kind of performance, im surprised it doesnt cost more
it's better than the Otus for 1/3 of the price and it has AF!
Thanks for sharing your point of view!
It's sharper. Nothing else is better. Sharpness is highly overrated.
@@k2blades540 In your universe, maybe price and having AF doesn't matter, but that's like, just your opinion man.
@@k2blades540 So what is better about the Otus then? Sincere question here if I'm going to consider spending 3x as much money. Just when I hear people talk about the Otus, they always talk about how sharp it is. Sharpness seems to be the selling point for the Otus, so this seems to disrupt that in a big way.
@@k2blades540 the selling point of zeiss modern lens is sharpness. Take that away and what's left?
I never took the time to understand the MTF charts and wasn't expected to learn about them on this video. Thanks! Your explanation are technical and easy to follow! The best of two world :D
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it. Cheers!
Great review of this lens. It was the perfect blend between the science and practical use of how most will use the lens. Thanks for continuing to put out great content, without needing 30 minutes to do so.
Thanks, Keith! Appreciate that. Cheers!
That's huuuuuuuuge. Can you compare it to Zeiss 40 f2?
“I’m Gerald undone and you don’t know what my hands are doing down here ;)”
@@_rhapsodist Those subscribers don't deserve his videos then.
Hi Gerald, after watching this video i returned Sigma 35mm 1.4 art and purchase 40mm 1.4. When i tested the sharpness at store today I had A9 on tripod and took shots with 35 and 40. Forty 1.4 was blowing out 35. I didn’t think i would make much difference in sharpness on A9
Super impressed with the nerdy in this video. I’d love more in depth explanations of super nerdy camera stuff here. Really enjoy them and this content really helps me feel like I know what I’m doing rather than making educated guesses, if that distinction makes sense. 👍👍
That's what this channel is all about so I'm glad you like it. I've got a whole playlist on them. Cheers!
@@geraldundone I think this is the first nerdy explanation I've understood. Summed up.... straight line good. Bent line bad.
Never really cared about MTF charts until now... awesome channel!
Kudos on being thorough. When you mentioned the issues with the close focusing, my first thought was the close focusing distance, and voila, you included that. Great video, as always!
Thank you so much! Always appreciate your comments.
Please make same kind of video for GM 135/1.8 ;)
I prefer sharpness and optical quality .. I’ll put up with a larger lens for that.
Thanks for your thoughts!
Great video as always and the music for that cinematic sequence is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot! Yeah, I was obsessed when I heard that track. 😃
Who is it? & What is the track title @@geraldundone? It sounds like Daft Punk from Tron Legacy
P.S. On the lens size... It looks big enough to have a tripod collar
@Trevor McGrath - Kick Lee - A City's Call
I can honestly say, that's the most dramatic b roll I've ever seen of someone taking shots of a flower. Well done, Mr Undone. :)
Hey! That flower was serious business. 😜👍
@@geraldundone Indeed it was!
Amazing content as always, great video from start to finish, and sigma has really been killing it these past few years!!! Damn
Thanks a lot! Much appreciated.
It shouldn't come as too much of a surprise that the 40 is so great considering it's essentially the optics from Sigma's 40mm Cine lens re-housed and given an autofocus motor. It also makes its cost a pretty killer bargain for what you get.
Thanks for sharing your perspective! 😃
This is the most in-depth review I’ve seen!
Awesome stuff Gerold, keep um coming.
Thanks a lot, Paul! Really appreciate that. 😃🙏
I’m a Sigma fanboy! So glad you are covering these, thank you.
Kind of want 40mm Sigma for studio and 40mm Batis for travel. Would love to see a comparison.
Great explanation of the MTF charts, thanks! The lens is a beast and if you need it - you know it, definitely worth the money vs alternative.
Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your opinion. Cheers!
This review was so helpful in convincing me to buy this lens. I got it for Nikon and it’s absolutely unbelievable. Huge value for money now that it’s been out a few years.
Hi do you use the lens on nikon f maunt?
@@pompeii357 I am thinking of the 40mm w/ the FTZ for the Z6, but have not pulled the trigger yet.
Great video, every time I feel like I m back to school with you!
Thank you! 😃👍
Finally somebody did that comparison! Waited so much. As an usual great work!!! Waiting for the next vid. Peace!
Some of the best camera lens review work I've seen. Subbed!
Thanks so much! Happy to have a new subscriber. 😃👍
I decided to pair this with my Z 6 at xmas and it is RAZOR sharp! Sharpest lens I've ever owned and the sharpest before that was the 300mm f4 IF-ED and 70-200 f2.8 VR1.
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the excellent explanation of the MTF charts. My budget director, (my wife), allowed me to get the 55mm Otus a few years ago. It's sick that the 40mm was in Otus territory on the chart. Sigma has done a nice job with their Art lenses for Canon in my opinion. The larger Canon bodies feel more comfortable in my hands since I am use to dealing with heavier lenses which kind of feels better balanced on the larger bodies. I add grips to my bodies because personally I feel more comfortable when I use them with heftier lenses.
Haha, budget direction. :)
How do you like the Otus?
@@geraldundone I Love it. It was definitely worth the investment. With Canon's focus confirmation, I have no issue with it being manual focus and in my opinion, sharpness is second to none.
This lens is siiiick
Also the longer tripod plates just prevent you from turning focus rings in many cases
Simply use a L-bracket, very useful on those compact Sony bodies anyway :-)
I believe the 35/1.4 art has a new firmware version 2 since this review, which is a nice AF improvement.
Such a great review.
I think I’d love this lens over my Art 50mm . I shoot live music video and photography. The 50 is ok just a little tight , flares super bad in live music shows . This kills the pics and make them unusable. But don’t know if they made that any better. But I like the 28mm and 40mm lenghts best for live music
Great demonstration. It was very helpful, and some parts were funny, like that smile you did when talking about the size.
Thanks a bunch! Appreciate that. 😃🙏
Love the video! I've always wanted to know how to read those charts!
Awesome! Thanks for saying so.
The 40mm with the A7RIV has to be insane. The only other Sony lens on that level is probably the 135mm GM
Personally, I'll take size over extreme sharpness. That's why I'll stick with the 55mm 1.8 (281g) over the Sigma 40mm(1.2kg), even though the Sigma crushes it on the MTF charts. I'd really like to see the MTF chart on the Sony 24mm GM. I'm renting it at the moment, and its corner to corner sharpness is insanely good, even when wide open. I'm sure it won't be on par with the Sigma (what is), but it's a size that I can take hiking without hating myself :)
I really like the 24mm GM. It's terrific!
When I get this 40mm, I'll be able to just toss in my bag with my 85 Art and my 104 Art, and have the perfect small/light on-the-go set up.
I ordered this lens solely because of this video lol... And I had the 35mm (which I adore - I always said I'd never sell it but no point keeping both)... Thank you for the awesome review!
Thanks so much! Yeah, I love the 35mm as well. I still have it. 😃
Let me know how you like the 40mm.
I switched to the Nex5, 6, A7 and A6k as soon as they came out cause I couldn't bear the weight of my A300 with an 17-70 anymore. So in my eyes this is for studio use only but impressive.
Watch your video three times and i bought 40mm f1.4 e-mount today. Thank you so much.
Oh fun! I hope you enjoy it. 😃👍
"I'm Greald undone and I'm done"
that size is crazy, I own the 35 Art Canon mount, and it works ok adapted to my A7r lll, but the 35 is already a heavy lens, the 40 seems like amazing image quality, but I would not buy it because of the size and weight. and if you are not pixel peeping you would never notice the difference over the 35 with the image quality.
I now understand what an MTF chart is, and how to read it, and....how I should use it! I'm left so undone.
I guess comparison with 35 1.2 sigma would be interesting here. Size price and sharpness.
Which one would you recommend for a wedding photographer, if cost is not an issue? - Sigma 40mm 1.4 A or Tamron 35mm 1.4?
GERALD WENT OUTSIDE!?!?!
Woah, I gotta admit I've been waiting to see you outdoors doing some of these tests, I definitely got excited. Amazing content as usual!
It was cloudy enough that the sun wouldn't turn me to dust. 😜
This Review was A Class man. Good job bro, seriously considering a 40mm Art
This lens is at Otus level apparently. I've tried it on my 5DsR, GFX 50R and a7R2 whilst it outperforms most of its native counterparts nearly.
That's so fckn sharp! Those photos in junkyard blown me off completely. Sigma really hold up their Art badge high in the sky with this lens
I want a good lens for filming UA-cam videos, In the same scenario as what you have. And 40mm is kind of the most realistic focal length I can get in my small room. And I wanted one with f1.4. Because Sony dont have a lens around 40-50 that can do f1.4 that is a gm, I think this would be the best one to use, even though it’s big it will be on a tripod most of the time
Great review Gerald! This one’s going on my lens kit list for sure. Thx.
Thanks for explaining the WTF charts. Cheers Hamish
You're very welcome. Thanks for the comment!
B-Roll of walking around stoically with your long hair fluttering in slow motion. Next you'll be doing coffee making montages to Epidemic Sound music.
I see a Peter Mckinnon reference 👀🖤
Very late to the party but just to nitpick on one thing: Depth of field is the exact same for both shots, the only difference is that the 40mm has a wider entrance pupil when shot at same aperture, therefore it creates larger blur circles, and with the perspective difference (aka compression) of the background, this appears more blurry.
This might be a stupid question; I know bokeh quality is extremely subjective, but would you say that rounder/more perfectly circular bokeh is generally more desirable? One thing I noticed in your test was that the 40mm has more lemon shaped bokeh balls, and that would put me off from getting a lens, personally, while the less-sharp 35mm has almost perfectly round bokeh. What are your thoughts on this?
I think that for some purposes the rounder bokeh is more suited, but that can also make a lens seem kind of lifeless in certain scenarios. Lenses with abnormal bokeh can be more interesting and provide more character, but it would depend on the look you're going for and the subjects you're shooting. No wrong answer.
Great video! Loving the technical talks haha!
🙏😃
Excellent,thanks! One thing missing would be a quick Astro shot wide open please?
Awesome review Gerald. I'm on the fence, about to sell my Sigma 50 and 35, in order to consolidate to just the 40... Any thoughts?
Thanks! I think as long as you're fine with the size & weight then that's a logical consolidation.
I bought it for 560 euros on black friday and its awesome :D
omfg i love this intro... so satisfying to hear
I bought this lens based on your excellent review of it!
I have been using that lens and it's very sharp!
Nice (older) video, i get this lens delivered this afternoon, so i'm excited about it after seeing all the positive videos, i hope it will work on my Canon 1DX Mark II as good as on a Sony body...🍻( i'm not a filmer)
That lens is massive, I'd be afraid of even carrying it around
@@skipper4114 I watch as many photography channels as I can - I like to know what people are up to and what gear is going around, even though my ideology is that gear isnt as important as taking a nice photo - you should come around my channel too =p
That outdoor video looks so "smooth"! Is it caused by short shutter speed? Thanks for explaining MTF charts :) Hello from Russia
It's because I used 30fps at 1/60. Most of the time you see 24p 1/48.
My pleasure! Cheers.
@@geraldundone Thank you :)
Gerald, you are the best!!!
Thanks for including face rendering in your lens test! I wish everyone would.
The sharpness on this lens makes up for the size and weight. I want it!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Dun, dun, dun, Gerald Undone, I’m humming this all daAAyyy.
😃👍
Great lens + Great photographer = Fantastic images. I'm jealous (of you & the lens) :)
@Gerald Undone Would be great if you could do a comparison with the Voigtlander 40mm f1.2. Im right now thinking which one to buy for my A73
Doubles as a self defense weapon.
Start the next one with "I'm Gerald Undone. The second best Gerald on UA-cam."
You wish! 😜👍
Thanks, this video helped. I bought a 40mm from Camera Canada based on this.
Love your videos!
Hello Gerald, it's my first time watching your videos. Thanks for your views as I'm now considering to take this heavy stuff in view of its admirable sharpness.
The only think that would make me buy this is if its compatable with my Anamorphot-50 1.33x. Because the longer the lens the less sharp it looks through the anamorphic adapter. My 85mm 1.4 looks so blurry because of the size of it.
Sigma 35 mm 1.4 is flawless,40 mm 1.4 is fabulous.
Fantastic review!
I tested this lens in shop. I was so surprised at its performance. I initially thought it was just that the primes are better than my GM zooms. But then again no other primes are as close other than the GM and art. But end of the day I put it down. It is just so huge and heavy. I felt like I'm going for an overseas body building trip with it for just a 40mm.
just ordered one used off ebay (like new) for $598 so i think that's a good deal. going to use for my astrophotography stitching. should be amazing.
Amazing, which other Sony lens you would consider of the same sharpness even different focal length lenses?
Thanks
You'd need the longer lenses. The 135mm GM for example.
Hey Gerald :) Could you please make a video about how knee, black level etc affects image ( i have an A7 III) ? trying to create a grade with as much highlights preserved as possible, with a little Arri alexa tint for HLG 3. Thanks :) I love your technical in depth videos!
Don't touch any of it, as you won't get more dynamic range. Fix contrast in post. Consider the Leeming LUT for colors (and see the Leeming LUT Facebook group for technical advice).
Here's a helpful article from the Sony Help Guide on it that will probably answer all your questions: helpguide.sony.net/di/pp/v1/en/contents/TP0000909110.html
Personally, I don't change those settings, I do it all in post.
What does the MTF look like on the 50mm & 85mm and 56mm sigma art?
Have this 40f/1.4 on the d850 and it just is amazing @1.4 and @f/2.2 its insane
Great Video
Matti Haapoja: Let me show you how to broll
Gerald Undone: Hold my beer.
You're too kind, Matt! 😃
Yeeeees! Agreed!
That's with the a7R3 right? Gotta take advantage of that sharpness!
Those were with the a7 III. It'd be even crazier on the R III.
Thanos: Snapped his fingers, killed half the people on Earth.
Gerald: Snapped his fingers, killed half the broll on UA-cam.
Haha! Love it. 😃🙏💜
Where do you guys get all of this cringe from....? The video is great. The quality of comments, though, including this one, is below zero.
Had Sigma 40mm, was only beaten by a Lens multiple times more expensive - Zeiss Otus, only marginally, no other Lens delivered the sharpness & resolution, at that time. Obviously Sigmas downside with the _ART series_ is size & weight. *I switched to the 28mm Art for Landscapes & also 24-105mm Art, both are beautiful. I prefer Lenses with Aperture rings & less bulky but its a compromise.
Sigma has published the 35 mm f:1.4 for the L-Mount. It is dust and water resistent. Have they changed the optical quality of this glass? The difference in price between this 2 lenses is big and I wonder, wich one to buy.
Great video. Quick question, I have pre-ordered the Leica SL2 and I'm trying to decide if the Sigma 40mm would be a good fit. Your thoughts, please. Also, do you recommend any other lenses? Thanks.
Outstanding review, Gerald. Thank you! Inanimate object performance is superb. Curious to see its portrait performance in comparison with others (Zeiss etc).
Thanks, Alexander. I'll keep that in mind. Cheers!
I moved to sony. On the A7SIII it could be a good choice for high quality videowork. But one question is unmentioned: who loud are the motors while focussing in AF-C? Vor video it is a dealbreaker, when you could hear the motors constantly working.
Do you think the battery grip would help balance the body/lens weight difference?
One of the best UA-camrs...
Great vid as always... think you could compare with the SigART 50mm? I feel like that’ll be a closer tell of it’s worth the extra cost.
Excellent review