Great breakdown of the Tamron 35-150mm. As a wedding filmmaker, versatility is key. This lens seems to hit the sweet spot between focal length and aperture. The price point is also a huge plus. Has anyone compared this lens to the "competitor lens" in terms of low-light performance and image stabilization? Would love to hear your thoughts.
Those aren't really competition, the first is f/4 with significantly less reach and the second is a 35mm. 35 is a great focal distance for plenty of things but the whole point of the tamron is the ability to remain on this same lens for so many different shots I'd say.
@@WeddingFilmSchool Tamron’s versatility across different focal lengths is what sets it apart. I appreciate your insight on how it compares to those lenses.
Im curious… can this lense attach to the Canon ry mark ii …. I’m going to school for videography / photography but I want to do wedding video so this is good to keep in mind ..
Hey also I’m your video 2 years ago you said in the comment section something about only shooting with a 14mm lense? But then this video you were saying how great it is for this as versatile lense…. Can you expound or were you just mess in around in the comment section
@josiahaviles3319 it may have been a different person from the channel, because we have three different filmmakers who are part of the wedding filmmaking team here at WFS. We def do not only use a 14mm, but we often use an 18mm. Bobby also absolutely uses this Tamron at every wedding. We don’t because we don’t shoot Sony. Wish this lens was L mount! - Jay
Bobby here! Currently I they don't have this lens in a mount for canon. You could probably adapt it but that can introduce some issues. Curious about the comment on the 14mm thing. Was it me in the video (same guy as in this video?) if so do you have a timestamp?
