Discover Tamron’s Best Lenses for Filmmaking from Tamron's blog

The correct lenses are just as vital, if not more so, than the appropriate camera when it comes to learning how to vlog, launch a YouTube channel, or start a filmmaking endeavor. All video creators are unique, therefore even with single mount systems, there isn't a "one-size-fits-all" lens that works for them all. Here's where we get involved. Let's search for the Best Lenses for Filmmaking. 

3 Best Lenses for Filmmaking

Want to cut to the chase? Here’s a quick glance at the best filmmaking lenses; 

TAMRON 17-50mm F/4 Di III VXD 

The travel-obsessed lens! It is the first lens in the world to offer standard to ultra wide angle focal lengths in a single lens. For full-frame Sony mirrorless cameras, the incredibly small TAMRON 17-50mm F/4 Di III VXD (Model A068) provides the greatest amount of adaptability for still and video photographers. This lens records whatever you see, including living rooms and landscapes.

Without changing lenses, the 17-50mm F/4 Di III VXD (Model A068) offers a flexible zoom range from ultra-wide to conventional focal lengths. You'll be astounded at the wide variety of shots that can be taken with a single small lens, from standard range candids to landscapes with dynamic compositions of expansive vistas. Near the 50mm end, the coverage angle is very similar to what is seen by the average person. Furthermore, this zoom lens has an F4 aperture at all zoom levels, regardless of how far you zoom in or out, which makes it perfect for both still photo and video shooting. With the 17-50mm F4, you'll be able to express yourself far more creatively and explore whole new avenues for photography.

17-28mm F/2.8 Di III RXD (Model A046)

Enter the wide-angle realm and leave behind the comforts of your typical lens. Specifically built for mirrorless cameras, the 17-28mm F/2.8 Di III RXD (Model A046) is a big aperture ultra wide-angle zoom lens with exceptional image quality and unparalleled portability. In its class, it is the smallest and lightest zoom lens. Photographing people and the interiors of buildings, as well as landscapes, cityscapes, mountains, and picturesque panoramas, takes on new dimensions thanks to the impressive 17–28mm zoom range. Its small size belies its exceptional optical performance. Chromatic aberration is completely suppressed by carefully placing LD (Low Dispersion) and XLD (eXtra Low Dispersion) lens elements. 

Tamron enhances the excitement of large aperture ultra wide-angle photography, and we prioritized practicality when designing this lens. Its carefully chosen 17–28mm zoom range allowed for its unexpectedly compact dimensions of just 99mm (3.9 in) in length and 420g (14.8 oz). Consistent handling and stable shooting operations are provided by the lens's constant overall length during zooming. Furthermore, for an ultra wide-angle zoom lens with a big aperture, the Φ67mm filter size is modest. Furthermore, it has the same filter diameter as the 28-75mm F/2.8 Di III RXD (Model A036), the fast standard zoom lens in the series. This implies that both versions can use the same lens covers, filters, and other accessories, such as PL (Polarizer).

Tamron’s 28-75mm F/2.8 Di III VXD G2 

The VXD linear motor focus mechanism is a feature of the AF drive system. VXD is incredibly precise and responsive, even while operating at a rapid speed. About twice as quick as the first-generation 28-75mm F2.8 (Model A036), according to the AF speed markings. Even when taking pictures of subjects that move quickly, you can capture those crucial moments with confidence thanks to dependable, quick focusing from the MOD to infinity and excellent focus tracking. Furthermore, the AF drive motor is incredibly quiet, which makes it perfect for still photography and filmmaking in situations where near-silence is necessary.

Additionally, close focus has been enhanced. Compared to the original 28-75mm F2.8 (Model A036), the MOD of the 28-75mm F2.8 G2 is 0.18m (7.1in) at the wide 28mm end. This enables photographers to take striking close-ups that highlight the perspective effects specific to wide-angle photography. At the MOD, the working distance increases to roughly 4.4 cm (1.7 in). The magnification ratio is 1:2.7 at its maximum. Encounter any subject up close and relish the realm of wide Macro Lenses. Additionally, the MOD is 0.38 meters (15 inches) at the telephoto end. With the extended 75mm focal length, the magnification ratio is 1:4.1, allowing for closer-up photography at a longer working distance. 

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