What is a 16-35mm good for?

What is a 16-35mm good for?

The 16-35 lens is good for portraits where you want to include the environment you subject is in. It’s an excellent choice for full length poses as well as perfect for photographing large groups of people. Use the 16-35mm lens for photographing large groups of people.

Is 17 40mm weather sealed?

The 17-40 L is weather-sealed but requires a UV Filter to complete the sealing.

Is Sigma 16mm worth it?

If you want a super-fast wide angle lens for Sony E-mount and Micro Four Thirds, I highly recommend the Sigma 16mm f/1.4. It’s durable, the autofocus is excellent, and image quality is far superior to what you’d expect at this affordable price point.

Is Sigma 16mm good for landscape?

The Sigma 16mm F1. 4 is an absolute must for landscape or architectural photographers taking pictures with a Sony APS-C system camera. It is not perfect but has an excellent price-performance ratio.

Is the Canon EF 16-35 F4 L the same as the EF 17-40?

Note: to prevent reader fatigue from this point forward I’ll refer to the Canon EF 16-35 F4 IS L simply as 16-35 F4 and the Canon EF 17-40mm F4 L simply as 17-40. (If Canon ever releases a 16-35 F4 non-IS, I’ll come back and update this review!)

What is the difference between the 16-35 and the 17-40?

While the 17-40 improves corner sharpness by stopping down, the 16-35 remains the same (at f4 it is still sharper than 17-40 at f8). Similar results on the telephoto end (not quite as dramatic). If you believe there are incorrect tags, please send us this post using our feedback form .

Is the 16-35 F4 good for ultra-wide angle zooms?

On a 1.6x crop factor camera 16mm translates roughly into 25mm – not so wide. So if you’re a cropped sensor user interested in ultra-wide angle zooms, you should know upfront that the 16-35 F4 is not your best choice for going super wide.