Manual focus at 90mm with such a shallow depth of field! Talk about a challenge. I love all the layers of depth, really unique look. But man, this is like difficulty level 100.
Seems like the best case scenario for this lens is combining it with a micro 4/3 camera and using it as a 180mm F2.4 equivalent. That'd be an even more unique look in my opinion. This is large relative to 90mm lenses, but it'd be far smaller and cheaper than a true Canon 200mm F2.8. Hopefully it's sharp enough.
Ninja walking in Jesus sandles. You’re on another level brotha. I don’t think I’ll be picking up this specialty lens anytime soon but killer job showing it off 🤙🏼
Good to see you posting again Brandon! Hope the next video isn't too far away. Always looking forward to your content especially all your unique lens reviews!
I've had this lens for about couple weeks, it's actually very sharp both on my M240 and Sony A7M2 with Techart Pro adapter, and bokeh might be as close to perfect as it gets. Very nice
Great job as always! I'm deeply in love with all these parallax movements, but I think I will keep milking my Sony 85mm f1.8, and in the future invest in the huge Sony 135mm f1.8. Autofocus in these conditions is a must have!
my thoughts exactly I saw some 135gm 1.8 footage and its more dreamier than this and has AF definitely a better choice..and other than that I love the mistaken 50 0.95 I used in on gimbal many times and loved it.
@@Supaflyproductionsla definitely, if I wanted to go "extra" and manual, I'd probably go for the f0.95, with the more manageable focal length and the maximum low-light capabilities
@@Dexba with the ronin follow focus i clould manage the focus at 0.95 not perfect but got some cool shots with it..but did not use it as much so sold it..but i regret it and might pick one up again
Wow, great video, lovely grading and amazing shooting. Looks like a great lens. Have the smaller brother, the 50mm f1.2 and I am very happy with it, even wide open in a controlled environment.
It's like I'm looking at my 22 year old me doing this type of photoshoot but I got no camera tech back then except one small D3200 Nikon. Now I'm 33 and got all the latest camera tech I need but I'm so sick of people I'd never shoot like this outside :DDD
Amazing look out of this bokeh monster, it's like life size miniatures with 3D pop! Like a tiltshift photography. Thanks for sharing! It sure is a workout operating a heavy lens on a gimbal with such razor thin DOF. Your contents are truely inspirational and one of a kind!
Yeah, lens support! I shoot sigma 35mm 1.4 and it's soooo big and heavy in comparison to other video primes. So I feel your pain, but I looove the look of the 35mm 1.4!
oh man this is insanely cool. im a stills guy and this was just so refreshing from the norm. Wicked stuff, loved everything. really want to try this lens but i already have a Canon FD 85mm f1.2L... hmm. Cheers for this vid :)
What lens would you take if you have to choose only one today. I think I would take the Samyang 18 f2.8, lightweight, wide and sharp enough with wide aperture. What about you?
I don't see any reason to buy that instead of viltrox 85mm f1.8 with AF, sharpness, costs nothing (1.2 vs 1.8 on tele is not a big improvement, it's even not a good thing) But nice challenge anyway and good footage !
Wow, beautiful footage! That compression and and all that beautiful light and design in downtown Hong Kong (?) I am wondering what your general shutter speed for this was and whether you used noise reduction in post?
Have you tried mounting the sigma 105mm f1.4 on a gimbal yet? (Just for fun and a workout) No seriously…I think you could make it work with the gm135 f.8 with autofocus on the a7s3.
Sigma 104mm f1.4 art (focal length + aperture) vs (focal length + aperture) of ttartisan f1.25; Does they have the same output in terms of bokeh, depth of field and output?
Would you try the Canon RF 100m f2.8 Macro? Would be interesting to see what you'd do with the 1.4X magnification! (I know you normally shoot Sony but a small exception wouldn't hurt anyone, would it? ;))
Would you try the Canon RF 100mm f2.8 Macro? I'd love to see what you'd do with the 1.4X magnification! (I know you normally shoot Sony but a small exception wouldn't hurt you would it? ;))
