The 35mm lens is a staple in many photographers' kits, offering a versatile focal length ideal for a range of shooting scenarios. Its popularity stems from its ability to capture scenes with a natural perspective, making it essential for street, portrait, and everyday photography. This helpful video overview takes a deep look at the best options out there.
Coming to you from Bobby Tonelli, this comprehensive video delves into an extensive comparison of 14 different 35mm lenses for Fujifilm X Series users. Hosted by Tonelli and film photographer Ivan Joshua Loh, the video offers a detailed analysis of each lens, from budget-friendly options to high-end choices like the Leica Summilux.
Their focus on shooting at each lens's widest aperture offers a real-world perspective on performance, particularly in terms of sharpness and chromatic aberration. This approach is especially useful for those who often shoot in low-light conditions or prefer the look of a shallow depth of field. The inclusion of manual and autofocus lenses in the review caters to a wide range of preferences, shooting styles, and budgets. Their insights include how different lenses render images, handle color, and control aberrations as well.
Check out the video above for the full rundown from Tonelli and Loh.
