For the longest time, it has been a bit of a pain for photographers wanting that unicorn-esq combination of fast aperture and ultrawide field of view. Their only real options were in the form of extremely expensive lenses from Canon or Nikon, or third party options that offered questionable image quality, build quality or had some sort of usability issues that made them not ideal choices.
For the longest time, it has been a bit of a pain for photographers wanting that unicorn-esq combination of fast aperture and ultrawide field of view. Their only real options were in the form of extremely expensive lenses from Canon or Nikon, or third party options that offered questionable image quality, build quality or had some sort of usability issues that made them not ideal choices.
As perhaps some of the most exciting news to come out of WPPI 2018, we're getting a brand new Sigma 105mm f1. 4 lens. This, along with the new 70mm f2. 8 are the company's first offerings for the Sony FE mount lineup.
We are here in Vegas covering the launch of the A7 III, and since we have had our hands on the camera, and were allowed to take some shots, we are coming to you here with our (very) initial thoughts on the Sony A7 III.
It's been awhile since any of the major third party manufacturers said that they'd be developing any sort of lenses for the Sony FE lineup of cameras, but the new Tamron 28-75mm f2. 8 Di III RXD is being announced right before WPPI 2018.