Wide
Yesterday, I bought a new lens for my Sony α6700. I promised DW that this would be the last lens that I would need for this camera. Yeah, sure. After I made the video of our hike around Orphan Lake , along Lake Superior, which was almost exclusively shot with the Sony, decided that my α6700 would get a lot more video use. And sure, the 16–50mm kit lens is fine for what I want to do, I also wanted a better-quality lens and I wanted to be able to go wider than what the kit lens could give me. After all, on a crop-sensor camera, the 16mm focal length is essentially 24mm after the 1.5-times conversion. I'm pretty sure that my friend who hired me, earlier this year, to take some real-estate photos for her, has decided not to use me any more. When I asked about more work, after the first job, she told me that things were pretty slow. It's been slow for more than six months so I can take the hint. When I took those photos, I used my Nikon D750 with my 24–70mm f/2.8 lens. It was ...
