Sony Fe 18 105 F4

I have Sony 18-105/f4 and ZV-E10, and they work well together. Then I need a f1.8-2.8 zoom lens. I checked Sony, Sigma and Tamron, and decided to buy a ZV-1. It meets my expectation. Yes, it has a 1 sensor, just as many professional camcorders have. ZV-1 takes good video, and it is not just for begginers. You pay half price to get all the new features of Sony's new cameras, if you don't care about viewfinder. For vlogging, ZV-1 is good enough. Someone said that Sony made ZV-E10 to sell more their lenses. It has some true in it.

Sony 18-105 f4 G Master Lens Using the A6000 I based my purchase from the YouTube posts one JaySonyAlphaLab �posted 6-29-14 I shoot Artist Openings at Gallery’s in and around New York City. �Wanted something Better than the kit lens , the price tag along with using the Godox mini flash 350 �, �with all its warts ,nothing perfect watch Jays clip I use Aperture �Priority and shoot at f8 . for sharpest photos. �So far so good to soon to tell.

I picked up a Sony PZ 18-105 F4 and needed a UV protector for an upcoming trip. The UV filter was perfectly clear. My photos from the National Cathedral and other places on the trip came out fine no matter what range I was on with the lens.

I have used a few remotes, most of them don't zoom properly with Sony 18-105 f4 lens on A6500. This one does zoom at reasonable speed, and it has 2 speeds. The clip is very convenient too.

Bought it to use onZeiss/Sony FE 16-35mm F4 lens and Sony FE 70-200mm f4 lens both with 72mm thread and have no issues with image quality at all....highly recommended for video work

I keep this on my 24-105 f4 mainly for protection.

I use it with my 18-105 lens.

I had a Sony 70-200 f4, which works well for general tourism photos, but fell short for wildlife. I bought Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS for wildlife. The FE 2X TELECONVERTER extended the range greatly which is essential for birding. Just a few days in my hand, with a few test shots, it works well.It is sharp, little compromise in focus tracking.

I previously purchase the Sony FE 70-200 mm F4 and was told by another photography buddy, that I should have bought the Sony FE 700 mm F2.8 GM instead. I returned the F4 and pony up to the F2.8. My first shoot I didn't regret it.

This product will be ideal w a Sony camera and FE 600mm f4 (9# total weight) for a 2-week birding trip. Initially purchased an Oben monopod w tilt head, but this pairing is better balanced and definitely superior!