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Is the sony sonnar t fe 35mm f 2 8 za good for video?
The site doesn't review this lens for video, so I can't tell you how it handles focus or sharpness while filming. What I can say is that it's a fast enough prime, at f/2.8, and it has autofocus. My video guide says fast primes help, because exposure stays steady when you're moving or changing focus.
It has no stabilisation, though. Handheld shots will need in-body stabilisation on the camera, or a gimbal for smooth movement.
It fits plenty of bodies. For filming, I'd look at these:
- Sony FX3, a full-frame video body
- Sony ZV-E1, full frame and built for vlogging
- Sony FX30, an APS-C option
- Sony ZV-E10 II, a smaller APS-C vlogging camera
Before you buy, check each body's recording limits and whether it shoots full-width 4K, as the video guide explains.
Written by Claude from this site's pages.