Sony 16-35mm G PZ Lens Review - Video

[Martin Vronsky]

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Chris and Jordan head out to the mountains to test Sony's latest ultra wide zoom. Despite the power zoom, there's a lot here for photographers as well as videographers!

• 0:00 - Intro
• 0:31 - Sample images
• 1:30 - Build quality and design
• 2:45 - Power zoom performance
• 3:50 - Close up performance
• 4:24 - Flare and sunstars
• 4:59 - Autofocus 
• 5:49 - Video performance
• 7:49 - Bokeh
• 8:45 - Sharpness
• 9:46 - Who is it for?

 

[Martin Vronsky]

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Introducing the Sony PZ 16-35mm f/4, a full-frame wide-angle zoom lens with an emphasis on power zoom functionality. This camera lens boasts a zoom ring powered by four XD linear motors, edge to edge sharpness, smooth bokeh and more! You can use this lens with any of Sony's full-frame e-mount cameras, such as the Sony ZV E-10 or FX3.

• 0:00 Introduction
• 0:31 Main Specs
• 1:11 Zoom Demos
• 2:03 Optical Qualities
• 2:52 Body
• 3:32 Final Thoughts

 

[Martin Vronsky]

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My review of the Sony FE PZ 16-35mm f4 G Power Zoom!

• 00:00 - intro and alternatives
• 01:16 - design and controls
• 04:12 - Power Zoom in practice - and why?
• 07:27 - PZ 16-35mm focusing vs 16-35mm ZA
• 08:15 - PZ 16-35mm distortion vs 16-35mm ZA
• 09:17 - PZ 16-35mm sharpness vs 16-35mm ZA
• 12:54 - PZ 16-35mm portraits vs 16-35mm ZA
• 13:45 - PZ 16-35mm bokeh vs 16-35mm ZA
• 14:47 - PZ 16-35mm video
• 14:56 - PZ 16-35mm video focusing vs 16-35mm ZA
• 15:32 - PZ 16-35mm video face tracking
• 16:02 - PZ 16-35mm vlogging
• 17:12 - PZ 16-35mm breathing vs 16-35mm ZA
• 18:16 - PZ 16-35mm verdict and sample images

 

[Martin Vronsky]

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A detailed review of the Sony Full Frame e-mount Power Zoom 16-35mm G series lens, with images and video taken on the Viking Octantis.