At 16mm there is no fisheye, I sometimes shoot group photos at 16mm. But at 35mm it’s a wide angle shot which has the fish eye look. This lens is an amazing lens with lots of versatility.
Hello. Lenses with f/2.8 let in more light compared to an f/4 lens so shutter speeds can be set faster as well as ISO values set lower for the same exposure. Also, the f/2.8 lens will have more bokeh when shot at the widest aperture compared to f/4.
The Sony SEL1635GM lens has a diameter of 82mm. The lens diameter is often printed right on the end of the lens. There's a code- its the geometric symbol for diameter: ø. So, for example, if you see ø82, the lens has a diameter of 82mm, a ø49 has a diameter of 49mm, and that tells you what size filter to purchase for t…
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The Sony SEL1635GM lens has a diameter of 82mm. The lens diameter is often printed right on the end of the lens. There's a code- its the geometric symbol for diameter: ø. So, for example, if you see ø82, the lens has a diameter of 82mm, a ø49 has a diameter of 49mm, and that tells you what size filter to purchase for that lens, and so on.
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The Sony SEL1635GM lens has a diameter of 82mm. The lens diameter is often printed right on the end of the lens. There's a code- its the geometric symbol for diameter: ø. So, for example, if you see ø82, the lens has a diameter of 82mm, a ø49 has a diameter of 49mm, and that tells you what size filter to purchase for that lens, and so on.
Yes, this is a great lens for close up wide photos. Keep in mind the effect you will get shooting a wide angle lens close to your subject. If that is a look for feel your going for this lens is great.
