Prime Vs Zoom: Sony 35mm f/1.4 GM vs Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 (Mini-Series 2 of 3)

In this mini-series, I will be showing you the difference in the look of the Sony 35mm f/1.4 GM and the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 at 35mm.
The point of this is for you to see for yourself the different looks between the two in case you are considering buying any of these.

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[ThatWellnessGuy]

Love this comparison and wish I had seen it before buying both lenses. I probably wouldn't have gotten the zoom. Now I get lens fatigue deciding which lens to be my everyday carry. The 35GM is optically the better lens, but the 24-70 is so damn versatile, and as you showed, does a fine job at 35mm.

[darylosterloh]

I definitely like how the f1.4 looks for your talking head example! Though I noticed if you use your hands too far from your body they blur out a lot detracting from the character they add. I do a lot more interactive videos that use more depth, so my preference is the higher f stop. Thanks!

[HANKBRAVO]

Deserves more traction, this little series. For video, I love the zoom. The look, everything. And the focus breathing is minimal too, along with having a very good minimal focus distance on the Sigma and GM ii. But, for 24mm…damn, I always found the zoom just a bit flat. Unless you get real close. That’s more for photo though. I’m beginning to learn what I like and I think it’s zoom for video and primes for photography. Shame I can only afford one 😂.

[mex]

bad test . Everything will be different and difference will be more visible as soon as you move objects further away from you camera

[carpediem]

Man, there is no way lens can impact noise or grain. And you compare not lenses in this video but aperture

[legendarycraft]

The background music is quite distracting, I think that the video would have been better without.
Apart from that, a good video.