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Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)
Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)

Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)

(785 reviews)

Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed)

$240.00

(785 reviews)

This lens delivers consistently superb resolution from corner-to-corner, no matter what zoom setting or focus distance at which you shoot. It produces stunning background bokeh that can add depth and artistic impact to your images when required. A compact, lightweight design makes the FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM a great choice for active shooting. G Master performance in a wide-angle F2.8 1635 mm zoom offers a wealth of opportunity to capture subjects in creative new ways. That product is inspected and tested to work and look like new by Amazon-qualified suppliers. Then, the product is sold as an Amazon Renewed product on Amazon.

This lens delivers consistently superb resolution from corner-to-corner, no matter what zoom setting or focus distance at which you shoot. It produces stunning background bokeh that can add depth and artistic impact to your images when required. A compact, lightweight design makes the FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM a great choice for active shooting. G Master performance in a wide-angle F2.8 1635 mm zoom offers a wealth of opportunity to capture subjects in creative new ways. That product is inspected and tested to work and look like new by Amazon-qualified suppliers. Then, the product is sold as an Amazon Renewed product on Amazon.

This lens delivers consistently superb resolution from corner-to-corner, no matter what zoom setting or focus distance at which you shoot. It produces stunning background bokeh that can add depth and artistic impact to your images when required. A compact, lightweight design makes the FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM a great choice for active shooting. G Master performance in a wide-angle F2.8 1635 mm zoom offers a wealth of opportunity to capture subjects in creative new ways. That product is inspected and tested to work and look like new by Amazon-qualified suppliers. Then, the product is sold as an Amazon Renewed product on Amazon.

This lens delivers consistently superb resolution from corner-to-corner, no matter what zoom setting or focus distance at which you shoot. It produces stunning background bokeh that can add depth and artistic impact to your images when required. A compact, lightweight design makes the FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM a great choice for active shooting. G Master performance in a wide-angle F2.8 1635 mm zoom offers a wealth of opportunity to capture subjects in creative new ways. That product is inspected and tested to work and look like new by Amazon-qualified suppliers. Then, the product is sold as an Amazon Renewed product on Amazon.

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The lowest price for Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM) (Renewed) right now is $240.00 at Cinemachine, compared across 31 retailers.

The all-time low was $240.00 on 31 May 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 10 June 2026.

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Amazon.com.au

$2,222.00

Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-Angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM), Black

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Cinemachine

$240.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Wide Angle Lens Hire Week

Delivery between 16–22 June $10.19

cccwarehouse.com.au

$1,994.95

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens Full Frame SEL1635GM

Delivery $26.90

Oz Digital Online

$2,069.00

Sony FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM (SEL1635GM) E-Mount Full Frame Lens

Free delivery

Etoren.com

$2,144.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM SEL1635GM at Etoren

Delivery $43

nostech.com.au

$2,148.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Wide Angle Lens

BecexTech Australia

$2,178.00

Sony FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Lens - Brand New

Free delivery between 15–19 June

Camera Electronic

$2,220.00

Ex-Rental Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens

Delivery $15

Camera Electronic

$2,667.08

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Delivery $15

E-Infinity Online Camera Store

$2,229.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Full Frame E-Mount Lens (SEL1635GM)

Free delivery between 16–23 June

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Reviews

Incredible Lens
14 August 2019Chris

originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

Disclaimer: I upgraded from a Nikon D3300 with a decent 35mm Nikkor lens to the Sony a7III with this lens. Needless to say, it's not a fair comparison and I'm absolutely blown away by the upgrade.All the reviews you'll read are accurate, this lens is diverse, crisp and incredible, especially on the body I bought. The photos I've attached are all 3.5MB to 5MB - you should see the detail in the raw images, it's stunning. From Sunset, nighttime long exposures, action, selfies, dogs...I took some images moving at 70 mph out the window and even those are seriously incredible (refer to body comments above).The lens feels like a tank. I labored over this one versus the 24-70mm and am glad I landed on this one - I'm 'in the pocket' shooting at 35mm.All the reviews ... MoreDisclaimer: I upgraded from a Nikon D3300 with a decent 35mm Nikkor lens to the Sony a7III with this lens. Needless to say, it's not a fair comparison and I'm absolutely blown away by the upgrade.All the reviews you'll read are accurate, this lens is diverse, crisp and incredible, especially on the body I bought. The photos I've attached are all 3.5MB to 5MB - you should see the detail in the raw images, it's stunning. From Sunset, nighttime long exposures, action, selfies, dogs...I took some images moving at 70 mph out the window and even those are seriously incredible (refer to body comments above).The lens feels like a tank. I labored over this one versus the 24-70mm and am glad I landed on this one - I'm 'in the pocket' shooting at 35mm.All the reviews I’ve read on the quality of the construction of the G Master series lenses is accurate, very well constructed, it looks and feels amazing to hold and handle. The sony dudes include a lens hood, lens bag and all the instructions you can digest, and the B&H dudes included a great Zeiss cleaning kit. I'm set!The ordering process with B&H was easy. I have been researching this kit and alternative options for about 18 months now. I have had various options save in my *wish list* for some time now, and when I was ready, I simply *moved to cart*, then clickity clickity credit card quickity and it was at my house in 2 days with no taxes and free shipping to Texas!If you're laboring over being unsure about it, the answer is unequivocally YES.

It truthfully makes renting from Lens Rentals a no brainer for me...
30 July 2023Christian M.

originally posted on lensrentals.com

I rented the 16-35mm GM and the 70-200mm GM and they were phenomenal. I was using them at a drift event, and they paired perfectly with my shot style. The 70-200 had the close up, crystal clear videos on the big bank, and the 16-35 had me completely covered for detail and beauty shots in the pits. These lenses were fast with the autofocus, quick to get used to and an absolute blast to shoot with. My only real complaint could be that my arm was hurting after a 10 hour day of shooting holding that 70-200 up at all times. I also rented a VND, it was my first time using one as I don't have a lens that I would normally need to use it with, but utilizing it on the 16-35 was so intuitive, it worked to perfection. Everything arrived in stellar quality and timing, the case ... MoreI rented the 16-35mm GM and the 70-200mm GM and they were phenomenal. I was using them at a drift event, and they paired perfectly with my shot style. The 70-200 had the close up, crystal clear videos on the big bank, and the 16-35 had me completely covered for detail and beauty shots in the pits. These lenses were fast with the autofocus, quick to get used to and an absolute blast to shoot with. My only real complaint could be that my arm was hurting after a 10 hour day of shooting holding that 70-200 up at all times. I also rented a VND, it was my first time using one as I don't have a lens that I would normally need to use it with, but utilizing it on the 16-35 was so intuitive, it worked to perfection. Everything arrived in stellar quality and timing, the case all of my items came in was extremely useful for my 1.5 hour drive to the event! I even enjoy the return process because they make it so easy! It truthfully makes renting from Lens Rentals a no brainer for me, they make everything an absolute joy to utilize and interact with!

Miracle of a lens
27 November 2018Yousup

originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

First of all, its already mind blowing enough that a f/2.8 zoom weighs in at 680g. On top of that, throw in the optical quality of arguably the best wide angle zoom of all time, and what you have is seemingly a miracle of a lens for which a $2200 price tag starts to seem reasonable.The build quality, while it is a plastic shell, seems very good and the plastic itself feels quite premium. Autofocus is silent and fast, and while carrying it around on a hike the weight was never noticeable and was therefore never an issue. I do wish the zooming mechanism was internal or at least that 16mm would be the least extended setting, but this is just a nit pick. The 82mm filter thread is also very handy, and while 82mm filters are on the pricey side, its still great to be ... MoreFirst of all, its already mind blowing enough that a f/2.8 zoom weighs in at 680g. On top of that, throw in the optical quality of arguably the best wide angle zoom of all time, and what you have is seemingly a miracle of a lens for which a $2200 price tag starts to seem reasonable.The build quality, while it is a plastic shell, seems very good and the plastic itself feels quite premium. Autofocus is silent and fast, and while carrying it around on a hike the weight was never noticeable and was therefore never an issue. I do wish the zooming mechanism was internal or at least that 16mm would be the least extended setting, but this is just a nit pick. The 82mm filter thread is also very handy, and while 82mm filters are on the pricey side, its still great to be able to use circular threaded filters.In terms of image quality I have absolutely 0 complaints and have only had jaw dropping results. I know $2200 is a hefty investment, and I was indeed debating on whether or not to get this or the f/4 Zeiss version, but f/2.8 provides more creative potential in two main areas for me, mainly astrophotography and for video which I also do. The GM is also noted for having much better performance at 35mm (and just better across the entire zoom range really), which is an often used focal length for me, and all those reasons were more than enough to push over the edge to get the GM.I will say though that if you are considering only using this lens for landscapes in decent light, then the f/4 version may be a better fit for you. But if you want more versatility in a much more usable 35mm, the ability to do astrophotography/night landscapes, and a shallower depth of field that can make the GM more useful in more situations, then consider the GM, which actually only weighs 160g more

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Amazon.com.au

$2,222.00

Sony - FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Wide-Angle Zoom Lens (SEL1635GM), Black

Free delivery

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Cinemachine

$240.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Wide Angle Lens Hire Week

Delivery between 16–22 June $10.19

cccwarehouse.com.au

$1,994.95

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens Full Frame SEL1635GM

Delivery $26.90

Oz Digital Online

$2,069.00

Sony FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM (SEL1635GM) E-Mount Full Frame Lens

Free delivery

Etoren.com

$2,144.00

Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM SEL1635GM at Etoren

Delivery $43

Price history

Price history

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Reviews

Incredible Lens
14 August 2019

Disclaimer: I upgraded from a Nikon D3300 with a decent 35mm Nikkor lens to the Sony a7III with this lens. Needless to say, it's not a fair comparison and I'm absolutely blown away by the upgrade.All the reviews you'll read are accurate, this lens is diverse, crisp and incredible, especially on the body I bought. The photos I've attached are all 3.5MB to 5MB - you should see the detail in the raw images, it's stunning. From Sunset, nighttime long exposures, action, selfies, dogs...I took some images moving at 70 mph out the window and even those are seriously incredible (refer to body comments above).The lens feels like a tank. I labored over this one versus the 24-70mm and am glad I landed on this one - I'm 'in the pocket' shooting at 35mm.All the reviews ... MoreDisclaimer: I upgraded from a Nikon D3300 with a decent 35mm Nikkor lens to the Sony a7III with this lens. Needless to say, it's not a fair comparison and I'm absolutely blown away by the upgrade.All the reviews you'll read are accurate, this lens is diverse, crisp and incredible, especially on the body I bought. The photos I've attached are all 3.5MB to 5MB - you should see the detail in the raw images, it's stunning. From Sunset, nighttime long exposures, action, selfies, dogs...I took some images moving at 70 mph out the window and even those are seriously incredible (refer to body comments above).The lens feels like a tank. I labored over this one versus the 24-70mm and am glad I landed on this one - I'm 'in the pocket' shooting at 35mm.All the reviews I’ve read on the quality of the construction of the G Master series lenses is accurate, very well constructed, it looks and feels amazing to hold and handle. The sony dudes include a lens hood, lens bag and all the instructions you can digest, and the B&H dudes included a great Zeiss cleaning kit. I'm set!The ordering process with B&H was easy. I have been researching this kit and alternative options for about 18 months now. I have had various options save in my *wish list* for some time now, and when I was ready, I simply *moved to cart*, then clickity clickity credit card quickity and it was at my house in 2 days with no taxes and free shipping to Texas!If you're laboring over being unsure about it, the answer is unequivocally YES.

Chris originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
It truthfully makes renting from Lens Rentals a no brainer for me...
30 July 2023

I rented the 16-35mm GM and the 70-200mm GM and they were phenomenal. I was using them at a drift event, and they paired perfectly with my shot style. The 70-200 had the close up, crystal clear videos on the big bank, and the 16-35 had me completely covered for detail and beauty shots in the pits. These lenses were fast with the autofocus, quick to get used to and an absolute blast to shoot with. My only real complaint could be that my arm was hurting after a 10 hour day of shooting holding that 70-200 up at all times. I also rented a VND, it was my first time using one as I don't have a lens that I would normally need to use it with, but utilizing it on the 16-35 was so intuitive, it worked to perfection. Everything arrived in stellar quality and timing, the case ... MoreI rented the 16-35mm GM and the 70-200mm GM and they were phenomenal. I was using them at a drift event, and they paired perfectly with my shot style. The 70-200 had the close up, crystal clear videos on the big bank, and the 16-35 had me completely covered for detail and beauty shots in the pits. These lenses were fast with the autofocus, quick to get used to and an absolute blast to shoot with. My only real complaint could be that my arm was hurting after a 10 hour day of shooting holding that 70-200 up at all times. I also rented a VND, it was my first time using one as I don't have a lens that I would normally need to use it with, but utilizing it on the 16-35 was so intuitive, it worked to perfection. Everything arrived in stellar quality and timing, the case all of my items came in was extremely useful for my 1.5 hour drive to the event! I even enjoy the return process because they make it so easy! It truthfully makes renting from Lens Rentals a no brainer for me, they make everything an absolute joy to utilize and interact with!

Christian M. originally posted on lensrentals.com
Miracle of a lens
27 November 2018

First of all, its already mind blowing enough that a f/2.8 zoom weighs in at 680g. On top of that, throw in the optical quality of arguably the best wide angle zoom of all time, and what you have is seemingly a miracle of a lens for which a $2200 price tag starts to seem reasonable.The build quality, while it is a plastic shell, seems very good and the plastic itself feels quite premium. Autofocus is silent and fast, and while carrying it around on a hike the weight was never noticeable and was therefore never an issue. I do wish the zooming mechanism was internal or at least that 16mm would be the least extended setting, but this is just a nit pick. The 82mm filter thread is also very handy, and while 82mm filters are on the pricey side, its still great to be ... MoreFirst of all, its already mind blowing enough that a f/2.8 zoom weighs in at 680g. On top of that, throw in the optical quality of arguably the best wide angle zoom of all time, and what you have is seemingly a miracle of a lens for which a $2200 price tag starts to seem reasonable.The build quality, while it is a plastic shell, seems very good and the plastic itself feels quite premium. Autofocus is silent and fast, and while carrying it around on a hike the weight was never noticeable and was therefore never an issue. I do wish the zooming mechanism was internal or at least that 16mm would be the least extended setting, but this is just a nit pick. The 82mm filter thread is also very handy, and while 82mm filters are on the pricey side, its still great to be able to use circular threaded filters.In terms of image quality I have absolutely 0 complaints and have only had jaw dropping results. I know $2200 is a hefty investment, and I was indeed debating on whether or not to get this or the f/4 Zeiss version, but f/2.8 provides more creative potential in two main areas for me, mainly astrophotography and for video which I also do. The GM is also noted for having much better performance at 35mm (and just better across the entire zoom range really), which is an often used focal length for me, and all those reasons were more than enough to push over the edge to get the GM.I will say though that if you are considering only using this lens for landscapes in decent light, then the f/4 version may be a better fit for you. But if you want more versatility in a much more usable 35mm, the ability to do astrophotography/night landscapes, and a shallower depth of field that can make the GM more useful in more situations, then consider the GM, which actually only weighs 160g more

Yousup originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Nice headset but constantly disconnects
25 April 2024

Headset is great on noise reduction. Easy setup but that's what's it falls apart. If you aren't using the headset for about 10 mins it disconnects. And if course, it becomes a chore to far it to reconnect. Didn't turning it off and on connects. Sometimes you have to do it multiple times. Sometimes you have to unplug the USB dongle and it might connect. It's a crapshoot. Perhaps if there was a way to prolong thebtime before is disconnects? Because it can't be for power because the headset stays on! But alas, there is no setting. I'll be returning this and seeing what's on Amazon.

Troy originally posted on walmart.com
The Wedding
19 May 2021

We had a planned vacation to visit our daughter and her partner Jeff. About a month out we get a cryptic text message about marriage, eloping etc. After a bit of discussion, we were in full blown wedding preparation from 3000 miles away. Between Jean and Kegan, the idea of a wedding on a sailboat made it to the top of the list. We reached out to Liz to see what we could do. Since this was very early in the season, really early, we were worried, but Liz came through with flying colors and we had a plan.We started working out the details for a half day wedding sail and it could not have been simpler thanks to Liz and her commitment to make everything perfect. She had great suggestions about food and drink. In the end we went with a couple champaigns plus some wine ... MoreWe had a planned vacation to visit our daughter and her partner Jeff. About a month out we get a cryptic text message about marriage, eloping etc. After a bit of discussion, we were in full blown wedding preparation from 3000 miles away. Between Jean and Kegan, the idea of a wedding on a sailboat made it to the top of the list. We reached out to Liz to see what we could do. Since this was very early in the season, really early, we were worried, but Liz came through with flying colors and we had a plan.We started working out the details for a half day wedding sail and it could not have been simpler thanks to Liz and her commitment to make everything perfect. She had great suggestions about food and drink. In the end we went with a couple champaigns plus some wine and an amazing cheese platter from Kate’s Cheese, a local company.On the day of the wedding, we arrived just a bit early to work on wedding pictures. We waved at Liz and Rachael who were making final preparations for the sail. When they were ready, Rachael came to greet us and transported all our gear to the boat where captain Liz welcomed us aboard.This is when all the magic happened. For the next few hours, we were treated to a great wedding and sail on a beautiful, immaculately maintained sailboat. Captain Liz performed the ceremony flawlessly and Kegan and Jeff were married. Then we drank, feasted, and sailed on a beautiful sunny day.Liz and Rachael are ultimate “people” people and exceptionally skilled in their sailing craft. When you’re on the North Fork it would be well worth your time to take a sail with Captain Liz on Layla Sailing.And dad was the photographer so where did he go for a lens. You got it. 3rd time using this company;)Truly a Five Star performance!

Harvey F. originally posted on lensrentals.com
The landscape lens that intrigued me to switch to Sony! Love it!
26 December 2019

This was the lens that got me interested to switch to sony from nikon as nikon did not have a 16-35 2.8. That focal range is so versatile and useful for landscape and even some event photography as there are many times where there is ls limited range to move back to forward. The 2.8 aperture, 82mm filter thread, weather sealing and awesome optics performance were the main reasons to go with this. Plus I wanted a proper sony native lens for my landscape work as I got tired of lunging around custom 150mm filter systems with my sigma 14-24 2.8 art on my nikon d810.This lens is MUCH lighter than I anticipated and a huge relief coming from much heavier DSLR lenses. It's performance easily competes with most primes in it's focal range. I prefer the GM lens after having ... MoreThis was the lens that got me interested to switch to sony from nikon as nikon did not have a 16-35 2.8. That focal range is so versatile and useful for landscape and even some event photography as there are many times where there is ls limited range to move back to forward. The 2.8 aperture, 82mm filter thread, weather sealing and awesome optics performance were the main reasons to go with this. Plus I wanted a proper sony native lens for my landscape work as I got tired of lunging around custom 150mm filter systems with my sigma 14-24 2.8 art on my nikon d810.This lens is MUCH lighter than I anticipated and a huge relief coming from much heavier DSLR lenses. It's performance easily competes with most primes in it's focal range. I prefer the GM lens after having tested a few other options; tamron 17-28 2.8 (felt too cheap, corner performance lacked even stopped down and I really didn't want to buy filters in different sizes + 17-28 feel a bit too limiting), zeiss batis 18 2.8 (much rather have a zoom), samyang 18 2.8 (again, rather have a zoom and it has no weather sealing, feels cheap).This lens is a real gem for landscape photographers and is highly praised for good reasons. I still am mainly more a prime shooter so I will have other primes in it's focal range most likely over time but still will always prefer this first because it's so versatile. Highly recommended!

SEVAN originally posted on adorama.com
Top Class Optics. Strange build.
19 December 2020

Having moved from Canon to Sony where I was looking to invest in my first lens to compliment the new A7S III for video, this lens is hard to fault. Thankfully Sony has been increasing their professional lens optics line up available for their cameras with their G series and Sigma now offering some great options too.This was one of the reasons I never considered Sony before, because of the limited options for quality lenses that have higher end features like weather sealing and improved construction.My only two points are firstly, the lens does not change focal length internally but still relies on extending the barrel unlike the canon 16-35mm equivalent, which is a shame and could result in increased internal dust over time. Perhaps there is a reason for why this ... MoreHaving moved from Canon to Sony where I was looking to invest in my first lens to compliment the new A7S III for video, this lens is hard to fault. Thankfully Sony has been increasing their professional lens optics line up available for their cameras with their G series and Sigma now offering some great options too.This was one of the reasons I never considered Sony before, because of the limited options for quality lenses that have higher end features like weather sealing and improved construction.My only two points are firstly, the lens does not change focal length internally but still relies on extending the barrel unlike the canon 16-35mm equivalent, which is a shame and could result in increased internal dust over time. Perhaps there is a reason for why this couldn't be done in its construction relating to the glass elements and weight/bulk considerations. The lens is well built and so I'm sure properly sealed for dust, it's just not ideal to be drawing air in and out. I you were to use this lens on a gimbal this is still something to note since as the lens extends with changes in focal length it may require rebalancing accordingly.The second thing I noticed is this is actually a 35-16mm lens where as you extend the barrel your focal length gets shorter/wider. Usually lenses start off wide and then 'zoom' in to their longest focal length. This lens starts, fully compressed, at 35mm. This is certainly not a deal breaker but another thing to be aware of just to get used to since its slightly strange to put the focal range backwards but again I suppose this must be related to its optical elements design construction.Overall very pleased with this lens.

Steve originally posted on wexphotographic.com
[Rewarded Review] Perfect wide angel travel lens
18 September 2023

Only owned this briefly so far, but from what I have tested so far it lives up to the expectations for a G Master series lens. AF has been quick, and precise. No focus hunting to speak of. I have yet to push limits, but so far no vignetting with 2 filters attached in a test at F4. This is a heavier lens when compared to what it replaced (Tamron 20mm), but the added weight is not burdensome. Overall it is a excellent quality lens that provides a good focal length range for wide scenary imaging

SN2200 originally posted on bestbuy.com
[Rewarded Review] Super versatile wide angle lens!!!
9 August 2023

What an incredible lens this is - perfect for shooting landscape & real estate! This lens hardly ever came off my camera at one time. It was my favorite landscape lens for quite a while. It's so versatile in the field with such a perfect focal range. Shooting anything from grand vistas to getting up close and personal with a large subject. Nowadays I use prime lenses as much as I can, but in conditions when swapping lenses is not possible this is always on me. At f/2.8, your aperture is wide enough to get a good amount of light in making it useful for night photography too. I really like using this lens particularly when shooting waterfalls. It allows me to get in close while zoomed out, or stand back while zooming in.

Lawrence originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
[Rewarded Review] Totally love the versatility and sharpness!
30 June 2020

This was literally the lens that made me want to switch to Sony mirrorless from Nikon DSLR. I love the focal range and the fact that it has 82mm which is becoming a more common filter thread that I have some nice filters for. I came from the 14-24 bulbous lens days and I got tired of hogging around custom 150mm filters.What was surprising also is how much lighter the lens actually is than I anticipated. If you pair this with a 24-70 or 28-75 it would be an incredible landscape combo. Normally when I go out to shoot landscapes I carry the 16-35 GM, 24-70 GM and voigtlander 21 1.4 nokton which works really great. The image quality is nothing short of awesome. I am a huge prime shooter but it is hard to deny the versatility of a zoom on the ultra wide end especially. ... MoreThis was literally the lens that made me want to switch to Sony mirrorless from Nikon DSLR. I love the focal range and the fact that it has 82mm which is becoming a more common filter thread that I have some nice filters for. I came from the 14-24 bulbous lens days and I got tired of hogging around custom 150mm filters.What was surprising also is how much lighter the lens actually is than I anticipated. If you pair this with a 24-70 or 28-75 it would be an incredible landscape combo. Normally when I go out to shoot landscapes I carry the 16-35 GM, 24-70 GM and voigtlander 21 1.4 nokton which works really great. The image quality is nothing short of awesome. I am a huge prime shooter but it is hard to deny the versatility of a zoom on the ultra wide end especially. I tried the tamron but wasn't too fond of it's cheap plastic feel and 67 filter thread that I have to either rebuy from my 82mm filters or use step up ring adapters. Also the zoom range from 17-28 felt more restrictive. The build quality on this GM lens is absolutely stellar especially with the need of weather sealing. Sure it's not cheap but what it offers is really hard to beat. For those that do not want to spend a lot the tamron 17-28 is pretty much only other wide zoom to get if you want to use regular filters.

Sevan originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

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