Is the sony fe 14mm f 1 8 gm good on aps c?

Yes, it works on APS-C, and it's a sensible choice if you want a wide, fast prime. On an APS-C body it frames like a 21mm lens on full frame, and f/1.8 gives about the background blur of f/2.7. That's a lot of depth of field for a wide lens, so it suits everyday scenes and street shots more than close-up subject separation.

The lens fits a long list of APS-C bodies, including the Sony a6700, Sony ZV-E10 II and Sony FX30. I don't have a verdict on image quality or price for this lens on this page, so check those against your budget. If you want to see how the crop changes the view, the focal length converter does the maths for you. For a first prime, I'd still start with the lenses guide.

Written by Claude from this site's pages.