Sigma, Viltrox, TTArtisan: The Ultimate Budget 56mm Lens Test

Viltrox 56mm f1.7 (affiliate links) Sony - will be here when released - Fuji - Nikon - TTArtisan 56mm f1.8 (affiliate links) - or Sigma 56mm f1.4 (affiliate links) Sony - or Fuji - or Nikon - or Micro 4/3 - or Canon EF-M - or GEAR I USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO [VIDEO GEAR] (affiliate links) A Camera - or A Lens - or B Camera (Table Top) - or B Lens - or On Camera monitor - or My off camera monitor - or The LUTS I used for this video - [AUDIO GEAR] (affiliate links) Microphone (in shot) - or Boom Microphone (out of shot) - or Cheaper alternative to boom mic (sounds just as good) - or XLR Audio Recorder - or USB Audio Interface - or Wireless Microphone (out of studio) - or Podcast/Voice Over Mic - or In Shot Mic Arm - or Editing Headphones - or Editing Speakers (super cheap but awesome) - Stand for Boom Mic and Overhead Camera - [LIGHTING] (affiliate links) Main Light (Key Light) - Main Softbox - or Light Stand (for Key/Main light) - Hair Light - or Background Light - or Light Tubes (behind my monitor) - Small - Large - [COMPUTER AND EDITING] (affiliate links) Monitor - or Computer - or Dock (one plug for power, audio, monitor, and 6 hard drives) - Keyboard - or Touchpad - or Editing Software I Use - Awesome Free Editing Software (Pros use it!) - * Some links are affiliate links, you do not pay any extra, but I may get a small commissions. Using these links allows me to make more videos like this one. 00:00 - All Very Good Lenses 01:06 - Why These Lenses Are So Good 01:56 - Build and Handling 4:00 - Vignette 4:51 - Distortion 6:00 - Chromatic Aberration 6:28 - Flare 08:11 - Lens Hoods 09:05 - Bekeh and Background Blur 11:54 - Autofocus Performance (tested on Fuji) 14:09 - Sharpness and Detail 18:43 - Closeup Image Quality 19:16 - Conclusion