Let me take stock of the lenses I bought first: 1? 28-70mm/f4、2？ 35mm/f2.8、3？ 16-35mm/f4、4？ Sigma 50 mm/f1.4,5? 55mm/f 1.8、6？ 85mm/f 1.8、7？ sigma 135mm/f 1.8、8？ 24-70/2.8 grams
There are only three left in my hand: 24-70/f2.8gm, Sigma135mm/f1.8,55mm/f1.8.
The most expensive lens in hand is Sony Dafa 24-70/f2.8gm, which was bought in a treasure in August 2008. The price at that time was 13220 yuan. The price of this lens seems to have changed little this year. Now this head is used as the on-hook head.
Is this head performing at its best? How can I put it? This head is close to the big head (portrait), so you can take a long view. People can shoot people, trees can shoot trees, and tourists can sweep the streets with sugar water. You can almost do it with this lens. An aperture of 2.8 is actually enough under normal circumstances. If you need a large aperture lens to take portrait photos, you can use 55/ 1.8 or 135/ 1.8 as a supplement.
This shot is also the shot I shot the most, especially the guest film. On the one hand, the quality of this head is really good, the focus is fast, the definition is good, and there is no purple edge (it is difficult to see purple edge in the case of backlight shooting). On the other hand, the flexibility of the focal section is high, and the film is released quickly, so you don't have to run around with your feet to compose.
On the whole, it's worth the money.
Above, I hope it will help you ~
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The most expensive lens in my hand is Canon's TS-E 17mm f/4L shift lens. At that time, I asked all the shops in Dashatou, Guangzhou, but there were none. I had to buy it at Canon's official Tmall store. The feature of shift lens is that it can tilt and translate the optical axis, which is very important in architectural photography. I'll send some photos taken by this lens for your comments.
Although this lens has many problems and the price is relatively expensive, the original factory has no other choice but this product, right? Longteng's new 17-28 has reached 6800, which is similar to 16-35za, and the lens of a mirrorless camera is expensive.
This is the first batch of films made after buying this lens. The clarity, resolution and color are quite satisfactory. Even if the 35 segments are fully open, my lens won the prize.
F4 aperture is the most obvious, and it is quite useful to shoot videos. Night scenes don't have such a large aperture. 16 f4 has a good picture quality, which is a surprise.
The highlight of this spring is cherry blossoms, and your professional tripod can't fit the crowd, so the optical anti-shake function of the lens comes out, and with the five-axis anti-shake of the fuselage, basically 1/20 shutter is not empty.
As a professional aerial photographer, in fact, my favorite is photography. Aerial photography just moves the plane from the ground to the air, but I still want to shoot it on the ground. So I bought Sony a7m3 two months ago. Considering that it is mainly used to shoot videos, I chose the original Sony head for fear that the deputy factory director would not pay attention to follow focus, and I chose 16-35 and 24-70. The price 14 150, the single lens is more expensive than my drone suit. It hurts a little, and the imaging is still excellent. I have been looking forward to the opportunity to shoot the scenery of the Milky Way and the wild, which is the moment to give full play to its best performance.
My most expensive lens is Nikon 400mmF2.8G, which is often used to shoot birds and sports.
Canon 70~200(2.8 aperture) lens is my favorite, the most expensive lens in my hand, and the classic with the best reputation in photography. Take a photo, the scenery is beautiful! Sharpness imaging has nothing to say.
My most expensive thing is the new Budweiser. Since I used it to shoot portraits, I seldom take macro shots (covering my face).
400/28 fixed focus lens! Mainly shoot sports programs, like flowers and plants, with 1Dx2 camera!
The most expensive is the first-generation second-hand 24-70, and the best performance is 50 mm f/ 1.8, which is available in both the first and second generations and is widely used.
2470, Dabai, 14T3. 1, 50 14art are all my favorites.