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Sigma's Contemporary lineup are such a beauty of lenses. I've been keeping an eye on the 90mm one. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, appreciated :^)

Excellent video

NICE WORK

My go to one lens setup has recently been the 40mm 2.5G on my A7CII. That really surprised me how much I love the form factor and focal length. I thought I’d miss my wider aperture lenses but I really don’t.

Careful with the rain on your sigma lens Adrian, apparently only has weather sealing at the connection point. I have also seen a post from Sigma Japan themselves in response to a question over weather sealing etc (for the 35mm F2); they said to avoid rain pretty much at all costs.

I am new to street and architecture photography and this video really helps to understand creative ways of finding a motive! Thanks a lot

Am i doing a mistake buying Sony's 35mm F1.8?

Have you ever tried the sony rx1?

Sigma has a 23mm f1.4 for apsc. In case you wanted to make the switch (idk if just for Sony though). I fully get the appeal though. I wish fuji wasn't so expensive right now but I am happy with my a6000

Hey Adrien, ever considered the Sony 35 1.8?

what do you think; Fuji XH2s with the xf23mm f1.4mk2, or the A7iv with the sigma 35mm f2?

Great video as always man!

I combined the Zeiss 2.8 with a manual Voigtländer 40mm 1.2 which is incredible light and small as well. Thats for when I need crazy bokeh without bringing an heavy AF 1.4 with me.

HA, I was waiting for this video, been thinking about this lens.

That lens might be the right mix of not too big and not too small without compromising too much and I don't know if I'm imagining things but there's quite a pleasing look coming out of this lens. Some great photos here, keep it up! Let me know if you're up to meet soon.

When I picked up my X-T5 I grabbed the new 18mm f1.4 (the big one) because it was new, sharp, weather sealed, and 1.4 aperture! I recently decided to just pick up the 23mm f2 for travel/daily shoots and the size/weight saving made me realise i had chosen a lens that kinda cancelled out the benefits of an APS-C sensor. The benefits of Fuji are the compact prime lenses.

Do you think the Nikon 35mm 1.4 aperture lens is worth buying? I've recently been considering buying a 1.8 or 1.4

You should try the Tamron 35mm f2.8. It has great image quality and is fully weather sealed. The only disadvantages I've found is it focuses a bit slow and although it's really light the lens housing is bigger than it needs to be. Great review by the way! I'm on a similar quest to find the "perfect" light, weather sealed, and good 35.

There's a Yongnuo 35mm F2 lens which is as compact as this Sigma and its also very good and cheaper. I could find this for like 100€ and wow, what an amazing quality. Sadly im not 100% confortable with 35mm focal lenght, but im trying to improve this!

Being an X-T5 shooter, you've certainly made me more than curious about getting a Sony full frame with this Sigma lens!

wonderful pics as always!!

Salut Adrien! Amazing video, as usual 😊 Did you have any trouble with the fact that this lens is APSC? Did you use the crop option from your Sony or did you shoot in full frame? The more I see this lens, the more I am tempted to get it. 50mm is my go to, and I am dreaming of a Voigtländer 50mm APO but my wallet don’t share the same dream 😅

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Loving the natural colors or was some editing done to the colors?

I think f2 lens is enough for most photography

i just feel like watching digital street photographers kinda doesnt have the same magic as film... its so easy to just spray down photos and that need to be more judicious and all thew mystery is gone. its so much more impressive on film

Did you have any issues with the camera in the rain? there were some real rainy days in Shikoku and one day in Hiroshima last month and I thought about getting a cover from yodobashi, but couldn't make up my mind. So I ended up not taking the camera out during the rain. but my a7iii is new so I was more careful haha.

Your videos are first class. Calm, well thoughout and well explained. The music choice here was beautiful too.

Love your Sakai effect

50mm full frame or dx? It's important 😊

Very nice. Thanks.

I congratulate you on your skill in the composition of the shot. It would be interesting if you did more videos on your editing process, that would be very interesting. I like to see the before and after photos.

You inspired me bro..

this is good stuff

The island scene with the background music was just comfortable. I like it.

the last 2 photos were beautiful

Can’t see the recipe

曇り空！nature's free softbox :)

❤ great video!

your photography tips has been really helpful for me and i'm sure for other photographers too! i always look forward to your next video! love your style! 👍

I lived in Japan a long time ago and would walk by all of places you stop and capture so beautifully. Thank you for your videos and helping me open my eyes.

Incredible video!!

Merci Adrien pour ces videos et ces tips photo! Ca aide enormement pour un debutant comme moi. D'ailleurs je serais a Hiroshima la semaine prochaine, j'espere pouvoir y de belles photos

I have learned many things! great job!

love every video of yours, is so chilling watching them, and learn from them. This one got a lot of "Ghostwire Tokyo" vibes, but with more humans and less yokai. Keep it this way, you're great!

I love your videos! Thanks for sharing! You do a great job editing ur vids!

Love your videos! You keep me inspired to shoot

I would love to see you walk around a suburban midwest town and see how interesting you can make it. Hell mode street photography.

いい写真です。

really love you work, you really do amazing pictures ! wanted to know, do you crop a lot in your photos or not ?