You explained APS-C vs Full Frame way better than my Math Teacher. Very helpful video, I hope you get millions of subscribers and keep pushing the good content!! You just earned a sub from me!
I'm very confused between sony a6700, zve10, and fujifilm xs20 and xt30ii please do let me know which is better. For the next 2 3 years i just want to learn about mirrorless cameras and Cinematography and then i wanted to go for Professional Cinematography so please let me know which camera should i consider. And the major thing is budget issue. I have only 1 lakh budget so suggest me something that can help me to make some creative films.
I personally shoot Fuji and have rented Lumix and sony multiple times for big budget films. My recommendation would be to go for a video centric option, and second hand would be good too, especially in full frame, because in many shoots there is a requirement of the client to use a full frame option or i face low light limitations in apsc which forces me to rent out a full frame system. Good video features should be your priority and later you can upgrade to full frame options after gaining some capital from the same.
Sorry to say but f number does not change in apsc ..if you are using 50mm f1.8 lens in apsc camera then 50mm will become 50*1.5 but 1.8 will not change..because it's the feature of lens not the camera..
But the sensor itself is smaller. F stop basically calculates light hitting the sensor allowed by the lens. Meaning that as the sensor becomes smaller, the amount of light captured is lower, and that is why low light performance is impacted dramatically. There is great research done on sensor size and how the lenses react to them. Thank you for bringing forward a common question and misconception people have. ✌️
@@jigneshchhatpar low light performance is different topic but crop factor affects F number is wrong. Wrong facts...if you can show how f number changes in crop sensor camera then it will a good answer
Great points but there's no correlation between an apsc sensor and the flange distance. Any camera purchase decision should include thoughts about Lenses first and body second IMO. Good luck
Well , technically flange distance was a point of mirrorless cameras in general, and wanted to say that in modern mirrorless, due to lower flange distance, all lenses are smaller , and as apsc has less room to cover , they are even smaller. Thanks for the comment though!
I am not a beginner and not pro photographer But I need a cam that will more helpful to me to take photos and videos I am working from 2008 I was in 10th std But without camera or photography knowledge Now I want to restart my work (after my brain surgery just few months ago) Pls pls pls suggest me a cam and 2 lenses which can be used for wedding and studio photography and cinematography Budget 1.5 lac
Kuddos to you for being brave! Hope you are recovering well. 1.5 lakh for a camera and 2 lenses is too constricted. If you are willing to purchase a second hand option , i would recommend going for a sony A7c/a7iii second hand and getting a 50mm 1.8 + 75mm 1.8 for portraits and weddings. Later you can get a wide lens for wide shots.
@@praveenbhat5392 Tbh, for stills , it will still be better than a lot of cameras in the market today. But i wouldn't pay more than 40k for the body. Do check out CEX india for their second hand deals.
Bro I Have Canon R10 with Rfs 18-45 , Aur Mene 7 Month pehele 86k me liya tha aur mene ab tak Canon R10 aur Pixma G670 se lagbhag 2 lakh rupe earn kar liye aur mene Gokul Mathura me Daba ke photography ki mujhe aajtak Kisi customer ne Nhi bola bhai tera Crop body he 😂😂 me tujhe 30 rupe per photo print nhi dunga Isliye mere according apni Need Dekho Aapka kaam kaisa aur kis camera se Aapka kaam ho jayega Aur mere paas 6D bhi he 24-105 ke saath lekin me use Poore din hold nhi kar sakta I think if you want Hold full day A camera then go for APSC
Exactly my point, APSC and full frame, both have different pros and cons, both have different purposes, so yeah it depends on what is your need and requirement.
Of course, photography and filmmaking is a constant learning process. But do let me know how and when i put forward useless thoughts, and i can work towards it. 😄
@@jigneshchhatpar now days light weight full frame camera is available, Fujifilm lenses are more costly than full frame camera brands. 24mp apsc and 24mp full frame will produce different results. Crop sensor lenses and full frame lens are designed to give a better results in their respective bodied.
@@AMITKUMAR7.0 Yeah mirrorless full frame systems are much more lighter than their DSLR counterparts, yet they still are intimidating to a non photographer as they are in your face large cameras with large lenses. Of course some fuji X mount lenses would be more expensive than many full frame lenses, but that is why we have third party lenses, like sigma and viltrox. Also have you tried how lightweight the camera systems of fuji can be? Getting the luxury to shoot more than 6 different brands and sensors of all kinds, i can bet you, nothing is as easy, discreet and pocketable , as a fuji apsc body , except maybe the point and shoot like of sony or the Ricoh GR.
@@jigneshchhatpar if you have used 6 different brands then you should use you experience and then compare apsc with full frame. Your points in this video does not reflects that you have experience of 6brands
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Please make a video on lenses. What are the parameters, how to decide
Yes will make some soon!
Finally I got a good guider about photography
Keep up the support and hope i can get you some more tips and tricks.
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You explained APS-C vs Full Frame way better than my Math Teacher. Very helpful video, I hope you get millions of subscribers and keep pushing the good content!!
You just earned a sub from me!
Wow, thanks! If i keep getting good folks like you to join me, why not!
Superb
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This video was much needed. Thank you! : )
Took a lot of time to make but ik it would be worth it. Thanks for the support!
Hey,
Great content keep it up please upload more what to check before buying types video or maybe lenses guide or basics explaining aperture etc...
Definitely, was going through personal problems but will definitely keep content flowing from the next month.
Nice explain ❤
Thank you!🔥
sir sony a6400 camera ka review kariye na plz
Haan i have to get back to UA-cam as well.
how good an apsc camera like fuji xs20 or xh2s can be for professional travel filmmaking?
Really great, because of amazing videos specs. Get anyone of them and you will be happy for the foreseeable future.
@Reggie Ballesteros USA based wedding photographer fuji ka APSC camera use karta hai with fuji native lense ..
He has one of the best fuji Black and White recipes i have ever seen! Try it once!
Sir aap ek Fujiflim Ke Flim Similition ke video banao
Fuji film pe content banana hai age. Thank you for the suggestion!
I'm very confused between sony a6700, zve10, and fujifilm xs20 and xt30ii please do let me know which is better. For the next 2 3 years i just want to learn about mirrorless cameras and Cinematography and then i wanted to go for Professional Cinematography so please let me know which camera should i consider. And the major thing is budget issue. I have only 1 lakh budget so suggest me something that can help me to make some creative films.
I personally shoot Fuji and have rented Lumix and sony multiple times for big budget films. My recommendation would be to go for a video centric option, and second hand would be good too, especially in full frame, because in many shoots there is a requirement of the client to use a full frame option or i face low light limitations in apsc which forces me to rent out a full frame system. Good video features should be your priority and later you can upgrade to full frame options after gaining some capital from the same.
Bro canon R10 ya RP???????
RP any day, it has a larger sensor and will be true to the full frame format. R10 is apsc, which has a smaller body but is garbage in low-light!
Bhai ya hybrid camera banau best
😂😂 gajab! Naa bhai , requirement hai hi nahi 😂
Sir APC camera use Kar raha hun. But me full frame lens me dyada focus kar raha hun to full frame me switch karu to kam se kam lens to kama hi aayega
Nice sir g
Thank you g🔥
i have xt4 + 35mm f2 i am proud going to buy viltrox lens
Go for sigma instead of viltrox, Sigma has better image quality.
@@jigneshchhatpar iam going for viltrox new pro lens 27mm and 75 mm
@@jigneshchhatpar i am going to buy new viltrox pro lens 27mm and 75 mm
@@ransomwarerecoveryexpert2325 Those are decent, don't buy the 33 mm viltrox. It is very bad in optical quality.
@@jigneshchhatpar i have fuji xt4 sigma better than viltrox ??? weather sheild and autofocus is better than viltrox ???
Sorry to say but f number does not change in apsc ..if you are using 50mm f1.8 lens in apsc camera then 50mm will become 50*1.5 but 1.8 will not change..because it's the feature of lens not the camera..
But the sensor itself is smaller. F stop basically calculates light hitting the sensor allowed by the lens. Meaning that as the sensor becomes smaller, the amount of light captured is lower, and that is why low light performance is impacted dramatically. There is great research done on sensor size and how the lenses react to them. Thank you for bringing forward a common question and misconception people have. ✌️
@@jigneshchhatpar low light performance is different topic but crop factor affects F number is wrong. Wrong facts...if you can show how f number changes in crop sensor camera then it will a good answer
Great points but there's no correlation between an apsc sensor and the flange distance.
Any camera purchase decision should include thoughts about Lenses first and body second IMO.
Good luck
Well , technically flange distance was a point of mirrorless cameras in general, and wanted to say that in modern mirrorless, due to lower flange distance, all lenses are smaller , and as apsc has less room to cover , they are even smaller. Thanks for the comment though!
I am not a beginner and not pro photographer
But I need a cam that will more helpful to me to take photos and videos
I am working from 2008 I was in 10th std
But without camera or photography knowledge
Now I want to restart my work (after my brain surgery just few months ago)
Pls pls pls suggest me a cam and 2 lenses which can be used for wedding and studio photography and cinematography
Budget 1.5 lac
Kuddos to you for being brave! Hope you are recovering well.
1.5 lakh for a camera and 2 lenses is too constricted. If you are willing to purchase a second hand option , i would recommend going for a sony A7c/a7iii second hand and getting a 50mm 1.8 + 75mm 1.8 for portraits and weddings. Later you can get a wide lens for wide shots.
Cenemetic ke bare me video banaya sir
Haan banana hai thode time me. Coming soon!
on which camera lens u shooted this
50mm F1.2 by TTartisan
bro my budget is 50k , i m looking for used sony a7s2 , will i get it in this budget ??
Yeah, you might. But will you get it at all or not is the primary question. Most probably not many will have these cameras around for purchase.
@@jigneshchhatpar thnx for replying , what would u pay now for a7s2 , and is it still good in 2023 ??
@@praveenbhat5392 Tbh, for stills , it will still be better than a lot of cameras in the market today. But i wouldn't pay more than 40k for the body. Do check out CEX india for their second hand deals.
go for fuji apsc latest its better
Bro I Have Canon R10 with Rfs 18-45 , Aur Mene 7 Month pehele 86k me liya tha aur mene ab tak Canon R10 aur Pixma G670 se lagbhag 2 lakh rupe earn kar liye aur mene Gokul Mathura me Daba ke photography ki mujhe aajtak Kisi customer ne Nhi bola bhai tera Crop body he 😂😂 me tujhe 30 rupe per photo print nhi dunga
Isliye mere according apni Need Dekho Aapka kaam kaisa aur kis camera se Aapka kaam ho jayega
Aur mere paas 6D bhi he 24-105 ke saath lekin me use Poore din hold nhi kar sakta
I think if you want Hold full day A camera then go for APSC
Exactly my point, APSC and full frame, both have different pros and cons, both have different purposes, so yeah it depends on what is your need and requirement.
@@jigneshchhatpar bro aao kabhi Mathura ghumne to Contact kar lena mujhe Chintaharan Mahadev Mandir Gokul Pe permanently rehta hu
@@Photographer_vivek_Bhardwaj Let's connect on Instagram. Pakka will let you know! I want to come once to mathura!
Useless thoughts..u need to learn more bro .
Of course, photography and filmmaking is a constant learning process. But do let me know how and when i put forward useless thoughts, and i can work towards it. 😄
You presented wrong facts very well. You are an amazing storyteller but I think facts should be correct
@@jigneshchhatpar now days light weight full frame camera is available, Fujifilm lenses are more costly than full frame camera brands. 24mp apsc and 24mp full frame will produce different results. Crop sensor lenses and full frame lens are designed to give a better results in their respective bodied.
@@AMITKUMAR7.0 Yeah mirrorless full frame systems are much more lighter than their DSLR counterparts, yet they still are intimidating to a non photographer as they are in your face large cameras with large lenses. Of course some fuji X mount lenses would be more expensive than many full frame lenses, but that is why we have third party lenses, like sigma and viltrox. Also have you tried how lightweight the camera systems of fuji can be? Getting the luxury to shoot more than 6 different brands and sensors of all kinds, i can bet you, nothing is as easy, discreet and pocketable , as a fuji apsc body , except maybe the point and shoot like of sony or the Ricoh GR.
@@jigneshchhatpar if you have used 6 different brands then you should use you experience and then compare apsc with full frame. Your points in this video does not reflects that you have experience of 6brands