Samyang
Samyang AF 35-150mm f/2-2.8
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Weather Sealed
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Exceptional Aperture: The f/2-2.8 range offers brightness and depth of field control difficult to find in other zooms.
- Total versatility: Covers the most used focal lengths (35, 50, 85, 135 and 150mm) in a single body, ideal for not changing lenses at events.
- Video Features: Custom switch allows for fluid aperture control and features cinematic features like Dolly Zoom.
- Robust construction: Includes 12-point climate sealing, which ensures outdoor safety.
- Value for money: Offers virtually the same performance as its direct Tamron competitor at a significantly lower cost.
Cons
- Weight and volume: At more than 1.2 kg, it is a heavy lens that can become tiring after several hours of continuous use.
- Filter size: When using 82mm filters, the accessories are usually more expensive and larger.
- External Zoom: The barrel physically extends when zooming, which can affect balance if used on small gimbals.
- Dependence on Lens Station: To update the firmware or customize the buttons thoroughly, you need to purchase the accessory separately.