Nick ChurchHost
Steve VaughanHost
Should we get on with what we're going to talk about today? So in a moment, Nick and I, and this is in real time, we haven't prepared this.

But If we had 10K to put in the bag, and whether we include the bag in the 10K, I don't know.

But to start with, there's been a few product announcements over the last week.

So the first thing that caught my eye, and I know it caught your eye, Nick, as well, is the Sigma 8512, which is available in Sony E and the L-Mount Alliance fittings.

I mean, 85 isn't my favorite focal length, but I think that's in part because the Sony GM 85 that I've got, the 1.4, which is the first version, is a real lump of a lens and it's almost prohibitively heavy to you to knock about a dance floor with.

I think maybe a fifth, I'm going ahead of myself on what I would put into my thing, but that's a really interesting product and it's light.

It's $1,600 pounds, euros, probably all the same thing these days, aren't they? Yeah, they generally are.

yeah it's interesting because technically it was said it couldn't be done because with the sony as i understand that i'm not obviously an optics expert but what i understand with the sony v mount you do have some technical challenges because it's the same mount for both full frame and aps-c sensor so all the sony lenses have that sort of taper in to go into the into the lens mount and if you look at that lens it's got quite a sort of funnel shape from the main body of the lens to go into the into the lens mount but for the reviews i've seen in it and we haven't got one if you're listening sigma we'd love to get one but all the reviews so far suggest it's optically great which is what i'd expect from signal really yeah

I suppose if you can get as much of the business end towards the body side of the lens.

Should we get on with what we're going to talk about today? So in a moment, Nick and I, and this is in real time, we haven't prepared this.

But If we had 10K to put in the bag, and whether we include the bag in the 10K, I don't know.

But to start with, there's been a few product announcements over the last week.

So the first thing that caught my eye, and I know it caught your eye, Nick, as well, is the Sigma 8512, which is available in Sony E and the L-Mount Alliance fittings.

I mean, 85 isn't my favorite focal length, but I think that's in part because the Sony GM 85 that I've got, the 1.4, which is the first version, is a real lump of a lens and it's almost prohibitively heavy to you to knock about a dance floor with.

I think maybe a fifth, I'm going ahead of myself on what I would put into my thing, but that's a really interesting product and it's light.

It's $1,600 pounds, euros, probably all the same thing these days, aren't they? Yeah, they generally are.

yeah it's interesting because technically it was said it couldn't be done because with the sony as i understand that i'm not obviously an optics expert but what i understand with the sony v mount you do have some technical challenges because it's the same mount for both full frame and aps-c sensor so all the sony lenses have that sort of taper in to go into the into the lens mount and if you look at that lens it's got quite a sort of funnel shape from the main body of the lens to go into the into the lens mount but for the reviews i've seen in it and we haven't got one if you're listening sigma we'd love to get one but all the reviews so far suggest it's optically great which is what i'd expect from signal really yeah

I suppose if you can get as much of the business end towards the body side of the lens.
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