Sony 135 1.8 GM Lens Review Quiz

What was the speaker's initial impression of the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens compared to the Sigma 105 1.4?

• The Sony lens was heavier.

• The Sigma lens was faster.

• The speaker was undecided between the two.

• The Sony lens was cheaper.

What feature of the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens might take some getting used to?

• Its weight

• The aperture ring

• The zoom capability

• The focus lock button

How does the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens compare in weight to the other lenses discussed?

• It is the same weight.

• It is the lightest.

• It is heavier than the Sigma lens.

• It is the heaviest.

What issue did the speaker face with Sigma art lenses in backlight conditions?

• They had poor image quality.

• They were too expensive.

• They did not focus well.

• They were too heavy.

In what type of photography did the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens perform better than the Sigma 105 1.4?

• Portrait photography

• Action photography

• Landscape photography

• Macro photography

What was a challenge when using the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens for a shoot with toddlers?

• The lens had poor bokeh.

• The lens was too slow.

• The lens did not zoom.

• The lens was too heavy.

How did the speaker describe the bokeh quality of the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens?

• Average

• Poor

• Unnoticeable

• Brilliant

What age group does the speaker recommend the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens for in human portraits?

• Infants

• Toddlers

• Five years and older

• Teenagers

What is the speaker's final verdict on the Sony 135 1.8 GM lens?

• It is a reliable and high-quality lens.

• It is not recommended.

• It is only for professionals.

• It is too expensive for its quality.

For what type of photography does the speaker suggest having a 70 to 200 lens on hand?

• Macro photography

• Portrait photography

• Sports photography

• Landscape photography