Is the viltrox af 35mm f 1 8 evo good for landscape?

It can work for landscapes, but it isn't the classic choice. On full frame it frames as a standard-wide 35mm, so you get some context in the scene without the big sweep of a true wide angle. If you want big skies and strong foregrounds, a wide zoom will serve you better.

The f/1.8 maximum aperture won't help much here. Landscape shooters usually work between f/8 and f/11 for depth of field, so the speed mostly matters for low light and subject separation. You'll get the most from this lens on a tripod, at a small aperture, when the light is doing the work. Read the full landscape guide for how to approach it.

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