Sigma 16mm vs 30mm vs 56mm 1.4 - Field of View Comparison Test

Sigma 16mm vs 30mm vs 56mm 1.4 - Field of View Comparison Test. A completely unscientific Field of View (FOV) comparison test with the 3x APSC Sigma Primes (16mm, 30mm & 56mm 1.4). A few people have been asking recently about the field of view with the 3 Sigma Prime lenses (16mm, 30mm & 56mm 1.4) - so thought I’d make this quick video (actually …these videos are never quick!) to compare all 3 lenses. It’s nothing too glamorous, in fact, it generally involves a tape measure, some dumbbells, a dog toy and Tia (who’s slightly more glamorous) - but if you’re stuck with knowing which of these lenses to purchase, hopefully it’ll help give a good idea of how they each perform, and how much you can fit in the frame at specified distances. Oh, and for reference, Tia’s height is 5’ 2” - and all shots have been taken on the Sony A6500. If it comes in useful, please give it a like and subscribe 🙏. 0:00 Intro 1:24 Sigma FOV Test Starts 2:27 Side by Side Comparisons 3:00 Outro Lightroom Preset Pack: Instagram: Amazon Affiliate Links (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) Lenses used in this video: 16mm 30mm 56mm My Full Gear List 📸 CAMERA & LENSES My Camera The newer version of my camera Favourite ‘all-round’ Lens Portrait Lens Wide Angle Lens What I film my BTS on How I fix the GoPro to myself discretely Macro Extension Tubes 📹 VIDEO GEAR A must for A6500 users! Gimbal Drone ND Filter for the Sigma 30mm 💡 LIGHTING GEAR Cheap light stands (pair) Cheap Diffuser Umbrella (pair) Cheap Umbrella bracket Better umbrella bracket My small Speedlight My bigger Speedlight My wireless Trigger for the flash Handy small LED light Cheap but good LED lights Batteries for the lights Cheap Light Gels 🎤 SOUND GEAR Cheap Lav Mic Cheap shotgun mic 🛠 ACCESSORIES Memory Card Handy mini tripod Cheap Carbon Monopod Heavy Duty Fluid Head White Balance Card Spare camera batteries What I use to edit my photos My workhorse laptop #sigma16mm #sigma30mm #sigma56mm #fovcomparison
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