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I like 28mm quite a lot. It is so small n sharp at the same time. With IS, 24mm is really valuable to RP R8 in certain scene. If you leave camera on a static support, then go with 28mm, if you like walking n talking, get 24mm. Ideally I need 18mm F1.8 or 20mm max for my handheld vlog. And I rather have F2.8 IS than non IS F1.4 For now I am pretty happy with 16mm + 28mm. My 24mm IS was stolen on my first trip with it so I consider it to be my bad luck lens but that is very personal.

@@frankluo230 Thanks for your helpful reply! Sorry to hear about the theft -- that's awful. I have the 16mm which is all I need for vlogging and moving shots. Also the 50mm 1.8 for portraits. I was looking at this lens for static video shots on a tripod, recording music in indoor lighting as well as outdoors. Just worried it won't give as much of a good background blur as the 24mm -- although perhaps I've developed a Toneh addiction?? haha.

@stephenartner I think 28mm toneh is smooth and creamy. It is so inexpensive that adapting any 28mm doesn't make sense. 24mm IS isn't going to get much more toneh check out my vlog videos to compare the two.

No gimbal. Just handheld with a solid extension rod has 1/4inch

@@frankluo230 Do you still using this camera with lens?

@@AnipSaturday check my latest walking vlogs all done with R8 and one of the RF lenses 16mm 28mm 50mm

@@frankluo230 Thanks for sharing video. Anyway you got the Lumix s9 . How's it feel? can you make video comparing with R8?

Thank you! Cheers!

Yeah I agree 28 has become my walking vlog lens when I am filming myself.

I love it! Focus breathing on cheap prime is inevitable due to cost, size and weight compromise but Canon has enabled this function on entry level FF R8 and cheap RF lenses, unlike Sony.

It’s plastic it for sure doesn’t have L glass sharpness

The moment I realized you can't enjoy IBIS at wider than 20mm fov anyways, I decided to go for R8. Digital enhanced in Canon is pretty solid and 16mm center to middle IQ is superb.

​@@frankluo230That's spot on. All the videos I've seen of the 16mm on the R5/R6 are super warpy and made me glad I have the RP. I must say, though, that I am not thrilled with enhanced stabilization. Since my RP is basically only a 1080p camera, I find the enhanced stab just sacrifices too much image quality. For vlogging it's passable, but for front facing shots (walking down a street, walking down a nature trail, etc.) it's never nearly as sharp as I'd like it to be and it's still pretty shaky. I'm really interested in the new 28mm pancake, but I fear it'll also be unusable without a gimbal. I was wondering if you had any advice for settings I should change or any gear upgrades -- short of buying the R8, which I know would solve my issues since it has 4k, but it's out of budget currently. I'm seriously considering just giving up and buying a GoPro for my walking shots for their immaculate stabilization.

@@stephenartnermusic it is always tempting with gopro DJI ultra stab or rock steady whatever they call it. Big sensor cameras need a faster processor and software to keep up with those little guys. In the end, it won't hurt to have both. I didn't use Digital enhanced until I got R8. My RP setting was only digital stab on. R8 biggest advantage is fast scanning sensor and very low jello effect. 4k or 1080p is not that important in Vlog type of videos.

You can certainly try to use the zoom I have heard great things about it. However for me f4.5 at wide end 15mm just not enough. What I might add is 28mm f2.8 new pancake or 24-105stm to compliment the setup. At 28mm I would use it to shoot POV things in front of my eyes I would probably be behind the camera walking. F4 or even f5 is more than enough for that purpose. At 16mm or 15mm, if you like any background separation, even just to reduce distraction at background, F2.8 is a minimum.

​@@frankluo230 Thanks for your helpful reply! I have had the chance to try out the 16mm and I like it; obviously I wish it were stabilized but then again if I bought the zoom lens it would be double the price for a worse aperture and I would never use anything other than 15mm. For me it's either 16mm plus 24-105stm (around $400USD total right now with sales) or the 15-30mm alone for the same $400USD. I guess you're saying it's better to have those two lenses together rather than just the one variable aperture wide angle zoom. I would also like to say that I really appreciate all the vlogging test footage you've put out. I don't see many other channels reviewing budget Canon vlogging setups these days.

@@stephenartnermusic People think Sony platform gives them more freedom for lens selection but I think Canon's budget lineup is really appealing. If first party is enough for my needs why would I want third party anyways

Welcome 😊

I dont travel with a gimbal usually. I have used a mechanical 4th axis stabilizer made by an Aussie bloke called Scotty in my previous videos. Moving forward I think I will stick with just EIS R8 + 16mm with a selfie stick. The whole thing is so compact and unobtrusive.

I found fov is far more important than Stab. I need FF equiv 16-20mm FOV no wider no narrower. In the range I desired, M43 has 9mm prime only. The Oly 9-18 I used before, very toy like, IQ is also closer to smartphone than real camera. EM5 III + 9mm Leica is not the best combo for IBIS and also not cheap. I just bought R8 + RF16 + RF 50 with card, quick release plate for less than $3000 AUD. IMO nothing comes close in terms of what this combo can offer.

RP. Sadly RF 24 was stolen not long after this video. stay tuned with my latest upload. I repurchased RF16 and a brand new R8

Manual, usually I fixed the Aperture and shutter speed, let Auto ISO do its job.

Australian sun is pretty unforgiving. I cant do outdoors without ND.

digital IS enabled.

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Thanks for watching. Check out my latest episodes I believe quality has improved both video and audio. Still same camera and lens combo.

A small surgery on the recovery.

Thanks for commenting.

For Vlogging, it is not that big of a deal. Motion blur is affected but most people can't tell before it gets to 1/1000s or faster. I don't believe someone says on UA-cam they can tell if the shutter angle is at 180deg or not. Unless they open it in editing software and play it frame by frame. Most of the comparison video uses perfect 1/50s and 1/2000s to illustrate a point. But in practical, 1/50s 1/125s 1/320s I can't tell the difference for talking walking type of vlog. I also have a ND16 43mm on order and I will shoot a comparison once I get it. Thanks for watching cheers

I am going to try it and report back on next video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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