Cameras and Lenses She Mentioned: Cameras: Rebel T6 $350 Rebel T6i (same price) Canon EOS 60D ~$260 Canon 7D Canon 80D Lenses: Canon 50mm 1.4 $350 Canon 50mm 1.8 $125 (alt to above - both for portraits/headshots. Note: a prime lens) Canon 70-300mm 4-5.6 ~$159 (wedding photos, sports, portraits) Canon 85mm 1.8 ~$300 (her favorite for landscape and portraits) Canon 24-70mm 4.0 or 2.8 The smaller the number, the more light can come in, but also more expensive (6:51)
I am just starting out in my photography journey (with a Nikon d3500), and have been watching videos regularly to better understand lenses and their purpose, regardless of brand. It's so refreshing to see a successful photographer like yourself provide feedback and guidance, without the unnecessary ego. Thank you!
hi. yes. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS. IVE BEEN ASKING SO MANY OF MY FAV PHOTOGRAPHERS ABOUT THIS AND NOBODY EVER ANSWERED AND THIS HAS BEEN BOTHERING ME SO MUCH SO THANK YOU SO MUCH I LOVE YOU
The 50mm 1.8 is the first prime lens j bought for my T6 and I've been happy and thoroughly impressed. I bought it for school and have received multiple praises from my instructors on the quality of my images and the work I've put out with it. As a starter prime lens the 1.8 is good. At least it was for me. I plan to get the 1.4 some day as well as a 35mm. I'm holding off on the 85 until I get a full frame.
@@manggaedduk yes, its more like a 85mm I assume but at the moment it works. It gives me far better images than my kit lens. Although, I still use it. I plan to invest in a 35mm because that will probably act more like a 50mm on a full frame.
THIS IS THE BEST BEGINNERS VIDEO EVERRRR!!! Honestly! Your recommendations are so realistic unlike others who would recommend a 5D Mark III or something like that...The fact that you mentioned the Rebel T6 (which in our country India is called 1300D) makes me so happy because its the camera i currently use and i think its really underrated. Just wanna say thank you! God bless you
The thing that I find very useful in 1300D (own one as well) is wi-fi connectivity. You can use smartphone as remote controller for the camera, with preview of the photos and stuff. Too bad no timelapse function, need a computer for that...
From Canon: 1300D (Rebel T6) or newer 4000D (which is cheaper, if you don't mind plastic mount) From Nikon: D3400 or D3500. Those are the cheapest if you want a brand new camera from the shop, and the difference between brands for a newbie pretty much doesn't matter. They both take good photos on kit lenses.
Thank God someone finally did a "Beginners guide" ! Everyone makes them so complexed! Actually obsessed with you and your channel! You're the bomb !!!! xxx
A 32 year old from Human resources background who got bored and sick of his profession and has decided to pursue photography as his second career. Is there hope for me ?
Abu talib lll yeah a lot of people give up their other jobs to pursue a career in photography. It’s a fun hobby n a bit confusing at first but definitely fun when u get the hang of it
It’s never too late to do anything! So many people live their lives with this timeline and think they have to do the same thing forever. Do what makes you happy and if you’re hesitant do it as a side gig until business picks up. Goodluck and I wish you the best
Can you do a video on how to use lightroom please? I'm starting again on photography. And I need help on that lol. Btw I love your photos and I admire you dearly. 😊 one more thing, how do you feel about studio lights? What are good ones for beginners?
my dad and I got into photography last year and I fell in love with it! He has a guy he works with that does/did photography and let my dad try out a Canon t3i camera, we liked it but decided to get a t7i camera and that is the one I started with and LOVE the quality it has. I graduated recently from highschool and my dad got me a Canon 7D mark ii from the same guy who lent us the t3i and I LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! it is such a fast camera and from most professional photographer videos I have seen is one of the best cameras you can get. My dad got the Canon 18-135 lens with his camera and it is still one of my favorites; he also has a Canon 50mm that I haven't used much. The big lens that we have is the Sigma 150-600mm and it is great for wild life and plane photography. When he bought me my camera he also got me a 100mm macro lens from Canon and I love it so much, its like a magnifying glass for the world!!
About kit lens: depending on the price difference between body only and a kit, the kit lens can be the cheapest lens you can have. When I first started photography, I had a Pentax with 18-55mm lens, I used it for landscapes a lot, and even for some portraits where I wanted to have some distinguishable background. It was a very decent lens.
First, I love you Jessica. I’ve been watching your videos since 2016. You have literally made my photography career. If you are a student or former student with access to your university email you can get adobe suite for 19.99 a month plus tax. Also, if you have a crop sensor camera body the sigma 18-35mm 1.8 constant aperture will be your best friend. With the 1.6 crop factor (on canon) you’ll easily have a nice 35 and 50mm equivalent focal length in one lens. I bought the canon 50 1.4 first but if i could do it again I would have definitely purchased the sigma 18- 35mm first. FYI, i do mostly street and urban fashion so the 35mm focal length is usually where i live.
the yongnuo f/ 1.8 is just as good as the canon and is only around $50!! another good zoom lens is the 70-200 f/ 2.8 tamron! It's a little pricey but it's amazing in lowlight, sports, and weddings!!
Why are your videos so good? They're so clear, straightforward, and helpful. I've seen many photographing videos but I was thrown off and thought it all hard job but you make things seem truly easy and simple.
Thanks so much for this. I'm more into videos, so I've been using my iphone. I finally got a camera and this video just added so much joy to my journey. Thanks girl.
I have always loved photography and taking pics. I have never had a camera or anything, i take photos with my phone for now. Big, big thanks for this video, it really helps people like me for their future choices! ❤️
I have a Conon EOS Rebel XSi 450D with the 2 lens it came with. One lens is a 55-200mm the other is 18-55mm. I just started editing my photos, and I use affinity photo. We already had a camera and 2 lens’ when I was very young, so I had no say. I plan on investing a lens maybe next year. I believe my camera is a 12.20mp. I haven’t checked in a while. I mentioned that I used Affinity, and I LOVE IT. It’s easy to use, and is smooth and nice. There is also a free 10 day trial, which is awesome!
Best advice I got was to start with the 'nifty fifty' (50mm 1.8). Me and my Canon T1i/50mm (ditched the kit lens almost immediately) took lots of pics and it help me learn one of the most important lessons - composition.
Great advice for beginners (and even for those of us who have been doing photography for several years)! The reminder that we can get overwhelmed with purchases is a good one. I still have to fight the impulse to get a bunch of new stuff at once instead of enjoying and really learning how to use what I already have! Also, love your makeup in this video. :) I mostly watch a mix of photographers, digital artists, beauty gurus, and musicians on UA-cam, and it's always fun when there's a little bit of crossover between two or three of those interests in one video. In this video, I was enjoying both the photography content and the rosy makeup inspiration!
I just recently got into to photography about two months ago and your video was the first one i clicked on when searching for "Beginners in photography". I'm so glad i discovered your channel. Once i watched a couple of your vids i instantly sub'd! Your vids about which camera/lenses to start off with as a beginner really helped me a lot. I've finally gotten my feet wet with knowledge of camera photography. Thanks Jessica and i look forward to your upcoming videos.
so should I splurge more on the camera body itself or the lens? Im sure they are both important but which is MORE important? Which one is the item where the difference really comes in?
I just bought an SL2, let's hope it's a worthwhile investment. I'm still shy taking pictures in public with other people staring at me, any tips how to overcome it?
If your passionate about photography you shouldn't care what people think. I stand on tables, climb trees and lay in the street to get a picture. If you see a good shot, its your responsibility to get that picture.
SL2 is such a great budget camera! think about it this way; when you're out and about, you're not really paying attention to what other people are doing. and neither are they. they literally do not care about you or what you're doing. i used to feel the same way when i went out shooting video. once you realize it's all in your head and no one is actually paying any attention to you, it seems kinda silly! go out and shoot! no one cares! the world is ending! nothing matters! lol.
some people can get a bit rude if you happen to snap a picture of them but you'll get over this hump. Every photographer's been through this phase. It's common. Go out and shoot
I’m a very beginner photographer, and I love watching Jessica for all sorts of tips. I now have the Canon EOS 80D after having the Nikon 1 J3 for several years. And I use Lightroom to edit, though I do hope to start learning photoshop soon.
i am really thankful to you, i am wanting to get into photography, i've taken courses but they act like everyone knows everything. any help you give would be appreciated.
I'm a beginner and I have the T6S (with the 18-135mm lens kit lense) which I love. I've invested in a few lenses, (50mm 1.8, 24mm 2.8, and 10-18mm). I have been learning so much from trial and error together with tutorials on UA-cam. I definitely recommend the Rebel series bodies or the 60d(or 70d or 80d) to start off with. They produce great quality photos and videos. Given the quality to price ratio (and considering diminishing returns) they're great choices. Great recommendations!
Oh my goodness, thank you thank you, my daughter is graduating highschool that wants to try photography but as a single mother living paycheck to paycheck i find this information very useful/helpful.
Thank you soooo much!! I've been into photography my whole life but started taking it morr seriously over the last year. This has been so beneficial while I research my photography journey. ❤❤❤
Great video, Jessica. I just bought my first DSLR (unfortunately with a kit lens), also thanks to your series 4 photographers, which is just awesome, and couldn't decide which "proper" lens to buy, but now after seeing this video it's crystal clear, 50mm 1,8 and 70-300! Your channel is really great and inspirational. Thanks a mil and keep those videos coming, please :D
I’m a beginner that’s just now getting into photography at 31 and your video is making it more easier for me as a newbie. I appreciate this video thank you and liked and subscribed. I’m a huge novice when it comes to using Cameras I have no experience at all but I want to work and learn lol I hope it’s not to late at my age.
Y'know... I wish this video were released in 2017, so many advices that I could have learned from you Jessica... but at the same time, I'm glad that I make those mistakes. Learn the difference between DSLR vs Mirrorless, cropped sensor, what is kit lens, what is prime lens, etc etc, just by buying a camera on a rush. Great content as always :)
I have the Rebel T6 with both kit lenses, and I added the 50mm 1.8 lens. Personally, I love the nifty fifty. It's very versatile and lets in a huge amount of light. The kit lenses, for my applications, are just fine. yes, there are some short comings with both, but a little time in lightroom, and I can fix most of them. All 3 are STM so they are fast and quite.
I personally recommend starting with Canon M50 body, Canon lens adapter and Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8. After that, I predict you will buy Canon 55-250mm STM lens for farther distance image and Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8 lens for wide angle image. When you become even serious and have extra cash, go for a used Canon 70-200mm F/2.8 IS lens for portraits. Oh yeah, the Canon 2X Extender III is good too.
Pls do an episode on "3 photographers shoot the same model but with 10 years old entry level camera" ( doesn't need to be 10 years old camera tho). I think it will be a good episode to watch. Thank you for always inspiring us.
I have a Nikon d5100 I bought for my first photography class years ago and haven't touched much since. Would love to see this video so I can pick it up again
I received an entry level cropped sensor Nikon D3400 as a gift in 2017 which came with an 18-55 kit lens. I like to photograph minor hockey, that lens didn’t give me the range I needed, so I picked up a 70-300. I was having issues with exposure in manual mode, so I began watching UA-cam on the subject and improved. I then thought about a fixed prime for portraits. After a few channels decided on the 50mm 1.8 which is amazing. I then picked up two speedlites with controller. I worked on this equipment trying different things, and ended up buying a kit of 4 umbrellas with stands off eBay for about 70 dollars. Before i purchase anything, I read reviews and researched what these items did. I don’t want to spend a lot, just get basic things and if I find I need a more expensive product, I’ll do that after I’ve worked with what I have now. Sometimes I’ll spend about a month or two before I decide on something. I found a local retailer that is not a photo chain that can order equipment if I want something. I like dealing with family owned businesses. I’ve watched your channel and others. Just because you spend money on equipment, doesn’t mean you know what you’re doing. Whether you have a 5,000 dollar camera body or a 300 dollar body, it isn’t going to help if your images are bad. It’s the person behind the lens. At some point I do plan on getting a full frame body in the future. The 50mm is a full frame lens. I can invest in glass to get better imaging with the camera body I have. For photo editing, my laptop came with Cyberlink photo editing software which was free. Nikon has free software and paid versions. I have the free one. I downloaded Gimp a few days ago. I’ll try out Gimp. See what it does, and if I need something better I’ll look at paid software. This isn’t about being cheap. It’s about getting the basics down I like your channel. It’s given me ideas, and some of the stories you’ve told has informed me how difficult certain situations can be.
I love how u described everything so clearly I have learned so much from this video and I’ve watched a lot but this one you really educated us thank you so much this is exactly what I needed 💞
I am a hobbyist photographer and have been using Photoshop for ages- I still don't know 80% of this program :))) I use 5 tolls , 5 filters and if I make too much layers I got confused. My first lens was 50/ f1,8 Canon - very sharp ! Now I have 24-70 / f2,8 Tamron ( it's cheaper) and 80/f1,8 and that's it.
I would just like to thank you so much for this because I recently started taking photography classes since I started Highschool (Im a freshman) using a camera my parents had that I just randomly picked up and fell in love with (It was the Canon Rebel T6 with a 18-50mm lens) because it’s so overwhelming with all the options out there so thank you sOOOOO so much!!Hope you have a wonderful day!
You can get lightroom for your phone! It’s different from the computer but overall it’s very helpful for any beginners who don’t have a computer, you just have to adjust your preset (you can make your own or buy) to fit each picture.
I think that your idea is great. for me i started with the kit lenses the 18-55 and the 75-300 and found out that i take more in focal lengths of 18mm, 55mm(50mm would be the closest), 75mm, 300 this being that i would be willing to get only what i need from there. So my input is the complete oppsite. If your just starting out the kit lenses are great obviously not what to use if your going to go pro. So when you upload your photos go to the folder where your pictures are uploaded and then right click and then click group photos by, then more, and find the option for focal length, then press okay. Now you will see which photos you take the most in certain focal lengths. I hope this tip Helps new people to more experienced individuals if you didnt know this. If your a person who doesnt know what lens to actually get because you dont know what type of photography you immediatly want to get into then this will also help as in get the kit lenses if two lenses are offered.
I start with film photography, not for school, I just wanted to learn in the hard way, and yes... It is. But I bought a lot of lenses (6 actually) and accessories. So now I will jump to digital photography with a Fujifilm camera ;)
I just bought my second digital camera, love it. My first camera I misplaced somewhere in my home. Needed a camera to take pics of clothes and products for my eBay store and new clothing store. Thanks for your video
All reasonable advice, but if you're beginning..get the kit lens... Use the kit lens. Over time you'll notice there is some focal lengths you use more than others. Your journey to having a basic style has begun. When you first begin, it is hard to have just a body and imagine what 18mm looks like, or what 23mm or 35 mm looks like. It becomes even more tricky again when you settle on a focal range, then learn about crop factor and realise your beloved 35mm focal length, is actually more like a nifty 50. This is the value in the kit lens. Once you decide to get additional lenses you'll then see most sensors are better than their provided kit lens and now your imagines will be sharper, be less distorted and have better colour rendition. I wouldn't recommend settling on a focal range/prime before you even taken your first picture with the camera, just start with the kit lens and learn what focal ranges you enjoy first.
Well done. I'm using my Rebel XSi my wife bought me years ago. I've only done the dad photo thing with it. Lived with the kit lense 18-55 for a few years. You are spot on about kit lenses. I got one of those screw on wide angle/macro lenses to be more creative. Cool but cheap. I later was gifted a 55-250 zoom. Excellent dad sports, marching band and graduation lense. Now I have a young no 50mm prime. Fun inexpensive lense. Kids are grown and gone so Want to take creative photos. I'll see what from your recommendations fits the style (I don't have one) and budget. Thanks for the video.
I've been watching Jessica's recommendations for beginners and the such since the beginning of this channel but all I can is just watch cus I can't buy camera/Dslr at all 😭😭😭😂👌🏻💀
I'm a begginner using a Canon 20D because it was the cheapest dslr on ebay and I got a 50-200 cheap because it didn't have working autofocus. Then I got a nikon FG kit and use the 50mm adapted to my Canon. Recently got a 75-300mm for birds and stuff. The best investment for me was the vintage glass, it basically lives on my camera!
I’m a beginner photographer and I’m 14 years old, I got the t7i for Christmas and the bundle came with 2 lenses and a bag (and ofc the camera body and strap etc.) do you think that’s a good beginner camera ? Have you heard anything about the canon t7i?
andres orozco thank u sm, well I wanna take like portrait/fashion photography, maybe also a bit of sports photography, I’ve just been taking pictures of my friends recently trying to figure out my style
Ah Canon, the Marcia Brady of cameras. Thank you for this vid, I have two pages worth of notes. I'm in the thick of camera research rn coz Im gettin one by the end of this month!!!
I just bought the Canon rebel t7i as my first DSLR. I would highly recommend getting a camera that has a flip screen. It helps a lot when you are shooting low to the ground or holding the camera overhead and so you can just turn the screen in which ever direction you need it. I still only use the kit lens which is a 18-135mm f3.5-f5.6 STM. I think that it works pretty good for a kit lens. I just want my next lens to at least be a f1.8.
Jessica, I love your channel, but this is a very expensive list for a beginner. Photography is a very expensive hobby. As a beginner I did not get a grasp of the idea of the blurry background for quite a while. And when I did I was amazed with what I could do with the kit lens. It took a while for me to decide to buy a prime lens and I went for the cheapest I could get at the moment. After three years I upgraded from a d3300 to a d7500 and I am overwhelmed by all its features. Imagine a beginner trying to figure out an 80d. It could be discouraging.
I don't agree :) I'm a beginner but when I was really a beginner, my senior let me using His camera and teach me. For me, you can borrow some camera and try it. Join in photography community will give you much help because they will help you learn much things. I'm using Canon 700D as a beginner and it's really ok bcs I already practice before.
I'm interested in taking up on photography but after reviewing all these options, I'm so overwhelmed and not to mention that it's expensive even for a beginners. If money is not an object that wouldn't be an issue for some of us. I do have other financial obligations as well so I can't see my self spending that kind of money, at least not yet.
I am very happy to have watched this video as a beginner who is getting into photography not having bought a camera yet since I'm doing the research first.Very helpful, thanks
Ok, but like... WHAT IS THE BEST CAMERA FOR BEGINNERS??? lol Just kidding. Love you Jessica! Edit: THIS IS A JOKE. Y'all are sweet, but stop recommending cameras lol
That's so unfortunate for me. I'm living in France and on amazon it's impossible to ship from USA to France 😭for those one. So yeah I'm stuck to use my phone but as a beginner i use the pro mode. how i dream to have a camera that won't cost too much but still have a capacity to help me improve photography skills before i could think to invest in a good one. Any advice? And is it reasonable to have photoshop as a beginner or should I wait until I become more than beginner. Thank in advance for any replies
I bought a Nikon d5300 that I bought used with an included kit lens for $375. I originally bought it mainly for the sensor but it turns out it is a very well rounded camera. Extremely good value compared to the Canon offerings with no compromises. I can send some example photos for anyone who would consider it. I also got a sigma 70-300mm for $120 for my astrophotography which has served me well so far. I use affinity photo and I would highly recommend it to beginners with many of the features that Photoshop has so you can grow into it through the intermediate or professional level depending on how much you like it. Only problem is it does not have the massive backing of Photoshop so some certain plugins that you might one day see yourself using may not be available.
Hi you really look like Ms. Universe Pia Wurtzbach. :) So pretty Anyway, thank you for this video. Just in time since I'm getting interested in photography
Those are perfect recommendations. I started with a t6i and honestly that is a dope little camera it has a ton of features and is very easy to use. I had the t6i the 85mm f1.8, 50mm f1.8, and the 35mm f2 all of those are under 600 and they are super fast for such cheap lenses the lower fstop means more light and shallower depth of field (more background blur). Beginner tip multiply the focal length by the crop factor of your cameras censor. It may sound complicated its not all you need to know in the beginning is a 35mm lens on a cropped censor camera is actually a 56mm lens. Canon has a crop factor of 1.6 and everything else is 1.5. Sooo 35 x 1.5= 52.5 and a 50 x 1.5= 75mm. It is important to know so you dont buy something that you didnt want so if you want a true 35mm on a beginner camera you will need to buy a 24mm lens.
La mejor recomendación para empezar en la fotografía! ✌🏼 tengo una T2i, lens kit 18-55mm y un 50mm F1.8 y les puede decir que hacen muy buen o trabajo para alguien aficionado a la fotografía! Lo único que no tengo es un programa para editar, siento que eso es hacer trampa, prefiero esforzarme lo mejor posible al momento de tomar la foto o video!
I randomly stumbled upon this video looking to learn more about photography. And she's from Detroit like me. Is this a sign that I came to the right channel? Yes it is. Subscribed.
Thanks Jessica. I´d like to add something for all people with an apsc camera. I took pictures more than 10 years and still did not know which camera I had. And when I found out this topic drove me nuts for a long time, so I hope the following information can help another lost soul. 🤕 I think an important informations would be if someone owns are fullframe or apsc- camera?! Because all the focal lenghts are totally different depending on the camera (or better which kind of sensor your camera has). Example. If you have an apsc you have to multiply your focal lenghts with factor 1.6 (for Canon). Let´s say you buy a objective with 50mm focal lenghts. On a full- frame camera this lens will operate like the 50mm you bought. BUT... the same lens will operate on an apsc camera like 80mm. You have to multiply the focal lenghts of your lens with the factor 1.6 (for canon, otherwise 1.5). 50mm x 1.6 = 80mm. This means it´s operates like a 80mm. If you like to have 50mm focal lengths on your apsc camera you have to by 35mm (35 x 1.6 = 52,5mm). Before you buy any lenses make sure you really understand what the different focal lenghts do, which effects do they have etc. And if you own an apsc than always check if the lens you like fits on an apsc body. You can´t use all the full frame lenses on your apsc, because they have different mounts. Some are designed to fit both. But make sure of it, before you buy lens. All the best...
@@NVM_S Versatile for what? On a crop sensor I would not say it is that versatile. It's good value though, so I would always get the 50mm F1.8 for portraiture but definitely something else (wider zoom) for versatility.
@@JoeyHoogendoorn true on crop censor it's not maybe " that versatile " but with the 50 mm you can have bokeh and it's better than the kit lens ( 18-55 mm) + it's inexpensive . But yeah maybe I wider focal lenses it's better if you want more of the environment and try to " fix " the crop censor " problem " . Now I'm very interested to know what lense would you propose ?
@@NVM_S Yeah I would never get the 18-55 because they are a bit poor but if you use your camera for travel I'd rather have the 18-55 than the 50mm F1.8 if I could only choose one. A 50mm alone would be very restrictive unless someone only does portraiture. Personally I like the 10-18 and 50mm F1.8 that are sold together as a kit for $349, I think that's one of the better deals.
I bought the 50mm 1.4 lens a few months ago thanks to another one of your videos and it's my absolute favorite lens!!! Thank you so much for these videos, they're so helpful!
4 minutes in yeah a kid photographer i love your channel so much yeah 12 so yeah saving up for new camera d3400 nikon and thank you so much for your work and pla do a camera give a way i really want one
@@letsemamarope8893 no it is not, ppl use canon more than they use nikon, thus the secondhand lenses would be a lot more cheaper than nikon's. I'm using nikon d3300. it is possible for you to get a deal on 50 mm 1.8 canon lens for $50 than for nikon's counterpart. just search it in your local secondhand website like ebay
do you even know my country no in my country it is a little cheaper than in most country s i am sorry but you do not know what is happening in my country so do not say it is not cheaper here i want a Nikon because it is a great beginners camera but it is your opinion and my opinion@@jhewattimury
Cameras and Lenses She Mentioned:
Cameras:
Rebel T6 $350
Rebel T6i (same price)
Canon EOS 60D ~$260
Canon 7D
Canon 80D
Lenses:
Canon 50mm 1.4 $350
Canon 50mm 1.8 $125 (alt to above - both for portraits/headshots. Note: a prime lens)
Canon 70-300mm 4-5.6 ~$159 (wedding photos, sports, portraits)
Canon 85mm 1.8 ~$300 (her favorite for landscape and portraits)
Canon 24-70mm 4.0 or 2.8
The smaller the number, the more light can come in, but also more expensive (6:51)
Thank you
Carmella Boykin how much is it the 80d🙄
@@Anynomouslyyyher idk lol I was just going off what she said in the video
@@Anynomouslyyyher around $1k
And which are the cameras compatible with each lens ?
I am just starting out in my photography journey (with a Nikon d3500), and have been watching videos regularly to better understand lenses and their purpose, regardless of brand. It's so refreshing to see a successful photographer like yourself provide feedback and guidance, without the unnecessary ego. Thank you!
Update ? How has your journey been with the Nikon D3500 ? I'm wanting to start photography and was looking to purchase that exact camera.
I've never closed Netflix so fast. I admire you♥️
this is the best compliment someone could receive lol.
Please start a beginners. You've literally inspired me to start photography. I love your videos. Love from Jamaica😘
hi. yes. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS. IVE BEEN ASKING SO MANY OF MY FAV PHOTOGRAPHERS ABOUT THIS AND NOBODY EVER ANSWERED AND THIS HAS BEEN BOTHERING ME SO MUCH SO THANK YOU SO MUCH I LOVE YOU
Aw love you too!!!
CanonT6 is an incredible beginner camera for anyone wanting to get into photography. I would recommend to get the Canon f1.8 50mm lens though.
That's really sad of you to have folk throw their money down the drain.
Pòl MacDhòmhnaill which one do you recommend
The 50mm 1.8 is the first prime lens j bought for my T6 and I've been happy and thoroughly impressed. I bought it for school and have received multiple praises from my instructors on the quality of my images and the work I've put out with it. As a starter prime lens the 1.8 is good. At least it was for me. I plan to get the 1.4 some day as well as a 35mm. I'm holding off on the 85 until I get a full frame.
@@SamiiLovee90 wouldn't 50mm on a t6 be a medium telephoto lens though?
@@manggaedduk yes, its more like a 85mm I assume but at the moment it works. It gives me far better images than my kit lens. Although, I still use it. I plan to invest in a 35mm because that will probably act more like a 50mm on a full frame.
THIS IS THE BEST BEGINNERS VIDEO EVERRRR!!! Honestly! Your recommendations are so realistic unlike others who would recommend a 5D Mark III or something like that...The fact that you mentioned the Rebel T6 (which in our country India is called 1300D) makes me so happy because its the camera i currently use and i think its really underrated. Just wanna say thank you! God bless you
Thank you so much!! ^_^ I really appreciate that!
If you link one video (1 video) that recommends 5d Mark III i will donate you my Nikon D750..
The thing that I find very useful in 1300D (own one as well) is wi-fi connectivity. You can use smartphone as remote controller for the camera, with preview of the photos and stuff. Too bad no timelapse function, need a computer for that...
I've been wanting to get into photography, but really don't know which camera to buy
From Canon: 1300D (Rebel T6) or newer 4000D (which is cheaper, if you don't mind plastic mount)
From Nikon: D3400 or D3500.
Those are the cheapest if you want a brand new camera from the shop, and the difference between brands for a newbie pretty much doesn't matter. They both take good photos on kit lenses.
Thank God someone finally did a "Beginners guide" ! Everyone makes them so complexed! Actually obsessed with you and your channel! You're the bomb !!!! xxx
i don't even do photography and i still watched this whole thing
Lol same
Get a job man
Same lmao
You are subconciously adore photography
Its a sign
Hold up... Love that Blush... Proceed
BYERA 12 só peachy right!! 💜
me too hahaha so pretty
So funny! Jessica is beautiful, to boot!
me tooo!
A 32 year old from Human resources background who got bored and sick of his profession and has decided to pursue photography as his second career.
Is there hope for me ?
Abu talib lll yeah a lot of people give up their other jobs to pursue a career in photography. It’s a fun hobby n a bit confusing at first but definitely fun when u get the hang of it
More than enough hope! Look up Annie Leibovitz
never too late to change your life!!!! Keep working on your dream and the results will come sooner or later! :)
It’s never too late to do anything! So many people live their lives with this timeline and think they have to do the same thing forever. Do what makes you happy and if you’re hesitant do it as a side gig until business picks up. Goodluck and I wish you the best
Who got so much time , good luck
LOVE how open and helpful she is about her experiences in photography! Nowadays, no one helps anyone about anything. THANK YOU
Can you do a video on how to use lightroom please? I'm starting again on photography. And I need help on that lol. Btw I love your photos and I admire you dearly. 😊 one more thing, how do you feel about studio lights? What are good ones for beginners?
That would be a video series, one video won't cut it)
@@evgeniydeus8137 true she should make a series, it'll help a lot.
Speed light softbox light stand and receiver with trigger for flash. Cheap and portable
@@roasty80 where? On Amazon?
@@roasty80 well the speed light I have
my dad and I got into photography last year and I fell in love with it! He has a guy he works with that does/did photography and let my dad try out a Canon t3i camera, we liked it but decided to get a t7i camera and that is the one I started with and LOVE the quality it has. I graduated recently from highschool and my dad got me a Canon 7D mark ii from the same guy who lent us the t3i and I LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! it is such a fast camera and from most professional photographer videos I have seen is one of the best cameras you can get. My dad got the Canon 18-135 lens with his camera and it is still one of my favorites; he also has a Canon 50mm that I haven't used much. The big lens that we have is the Sigma 150-600mm and it is great for wild life and plane photography. When he bought me my camera he also got me a 100mm macro lens from Canon and I love it so much, its like a magnifying glass for the world!!
About kit lens: depending on the price difference between body only and a kit, the kit lens can be the cheapest lens you can have. When I first started photography, I had a Pentax with 18-55mm lens, I used it for landscapes a lot, and even for some portraits where I wanted to have some distinguishable background. It was a very decent lens.
Even with 6 years of photography experience, I still watch Jess's videos feeling like a beginner haha
I know it’s been a two years, but any recommendation of what kind to get?
Do you have or can do a video about basic photography information every beginner should know? 😊
First, I love you Jessica. I’ve been watching your videos since 2016. You have literally made my photography career.
If you are a student or former student with access to your university email you can get adobe suite for 19.99 a month plus tax. Also, if you have a crop sensor camera body the sigma 18-35mm 1.8 constant aperture will be your best friend. With the 1.6 crop factor (on canon) you’ll easily have a nice 35 and 50mm equivalent focal length in one lens. I bought the canon 50 1.4 first but if i could do it again I would have definitely purchased the sigma 18- 35mm first. FYI, i do mostly street and urban fashion so the 35mm focal length is usually where i live.
the yongnuo f/ 1.8 is just as good as the canon and is only around $50!! another good zoom lens is the 70-200 f/ 2.8 tamron! It's a little pricey but it's amazing in lowlight, sports, and weddings!!
Zoe Barnes where can u buy a yongnuo. I have a fear of buying stuff online and getting scammed, so is there a website you’d recommend I’d buy it on?
Isabel Camarena b&h, adorama
I'm Spunkly thank you so much
Rachel J. Thank you for the feed back
Why are your videos so good?
They're so clear, straightforward, and helpful.
I've seen many photographing videos but I was thrown off and thought it all hard job but you make things seem truly easy and simple.
I love your photos ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you are awesome!!! I am 12 years old and love 💗 Photography and would love to be as good taking photos as you.
I needed this 💖
Thanks so much for this. I'm more into videos, so I've been using my iphone. I finally got a camera and this video just added so much joy to my journey. Thanks girl.
I love the way you still use notebooks for your notes and not your phone.
I have always loved photography and taking pics. I have never had a camera or anything, i take photos with my phone for now. Big, big thanks for this video, it really helps people like me for their future choices! ❤️
my all time fav Photographer. Much love from Kenya.
I have a Conon EOS Rebel XSi 450D with the 2 lens it came with. One lens is a 55-200mm the other is 18-55mm. I just started editing my photos, and I use affinity photo. We already had a camera and 2 lens’ when I was very young, so I had no say. I plan on investing a lens maybe next year. I believe my camera is a 12.20mp. I haven’t checked in a while.
I mentioned that I used Affinity, and I LOVE IT. It’s easy to use, and is smooth and nice. There is also a free 10 day trial, which is awesome!
Best advice I got was to start with the 'nifty fifty' (50mm 1.8). Me and my Canon T1i/50mm (ditched the kit lens almost immediately) took lots of pics and it help me learn one of the most important lessons - composition.
This is hands down the BEST video I've come across on this topic. So specific and organized and HELPFUL beyond belief! You're rockin' it, girl.
Great advice for beginners (and even for those of us who have been doing photography for several years)! The reminder that we can get overwhelmed with purchases is a good one. I still have to fight the impulse to get a bunch of new stuff at once instead of enjoying and really learning how to use what I already have!
Also, love your makeup in this video. :) I mostly watch a mix of photographers, digital artists, beauty gurus, and musicians on UA-cam, and it's always fun when there's a little bit of crossover between two or three of those interests in one video. In this video, I was enjoying both the photography content and the rosy makeup inspiration!
Watching 3 years later, but this is the best beginner advice I have heard so far. Kudos!
I’m loving the peach vibe. So pretty on you!❤️
I just recently got into to photography about two months ago and your video was the first one i clicked on when searching for "Beginners in photography". I'm so glad i discovered your channel. Once i watched a couple of your vids i instantly sub'd! Your vids about which camera/lenses to start off with as a beginner really helped me a lot. I've finally gotten my feet wet with knowledge of camera photography. Thanks Jessica and i look forward to your upcoming videos.
This video was super helpful but I have an idea for a video / can you make a video on how to find your style of photography if possible thank you 🙏
so should I splurge more on the camera body itself or the lens? Im sure they are both important but which is MORE important? Which one is the item where the difference really comes in?
I just bought an SL2, let's hope it's a worthwhile investment.
I'm still shy taking pictures in public with other people staring at me, any tips how to overcome it?
If your passionate about photography you shouldn't care what people think. I stand on tables, climb trees and lay in the street to get a picture. If you see a good shot, its your responsibility to get that picture.
SL2 is such a great budget camera! think about it this way; when you're out and about, you're not really paying attention to what other people are doing. and neither are they. they literally do not care about you or what you're doing. i used to feel the same way when i went out shooting video. once you realize it's all in your head and no one is actually paying any attention to you, it seems kinda silly! go out and shoot! no one cares! the world is ending! nothing matters! lol.
some people can get a bit rude if you happen to snap a picture of them but you'll get over this hump. Every photographer's been through this phase. It's common. Go out and shoot
Just dont
Be confident
I’m a very beginner photographer, and I love watching Jessica for all sorts of tips. I now have the Canon EOS 80D after having the Nikon 1 J3 for several years. And I use Lightroom to edit, though I do hope to start learning photoshop soon.
i am really thankful to you, i am wanting to get into photography, i've taken courses but they act like everyone knows everything. any help you give would be appreciated.
I'm a beginner and I have the T6S (with the 18-135mm lens kit lense) which I love. I've invested in a few lenses, (50mm 1.8, 24mm 2.8, and 10-18mm). I have been learning so much from trial and error together with tutorials on UA-cam. I definitely recommend the Rebel series bodies or the 60d(or 70d or 80d) to start off with. They produce great quality photos and videos. Given the quality to price ratio (and considering diminishing returns) they're great choices.
Great recommendations!
aaaaa thank you. the process of figuring this out is tiring
Oh my goodness, thank you thank you, my daughter is graduating highschool that wants to try photography but as a single mother living paycheck to paycheck i find this information very useful/helpful.
Thank you soooo much!! I've been into photography my whole life but started taking it morr seriously over the last year. This has been so beneficial while I research my photography journey. ❤❤❤
It's nice to be reassured that you named all the camera/lenses that I bought as a beginner!
Great video, Jessica. I just bought my first DSLR (unfortunately with a kit lens), also thanks to your series 4 photographers, which is just awesome, and couldn't decide which "proper" lens to buy, but now after seeing this video it's crystal clear, 50mm 1,8 and 70-300! Your channel is really great and inspirational. Thanks a mil and keep those videos coming, please :D
I’m a beginner that’s just now getting into photography at 31 and your video is making it more easier for me as a newbie. I appreciate this video thank you and liked and subscribed. I’m a huge novice when it comes to using Cameras I have no experience at all but I want to work and learn lol I hope it’s not to late at my age.
I love how your makeup blends with your sweater.
Thank you for that.
ALSO, DETROIT SQUAD!!
Y'know... I wish this video were released in 2017, so many advices that I could have learned from you Jessica... but at the same time, I'm glad that I make those mistakes. Learn the difference between DSLR vs Mirrorless, cropped sensor, what is kit lens, what is prime lens, etc etc, just by buying a camera on a rush.
Great content as always :)
Photoshop Elements is a good alternative to Photoshop for those starting out or on a budget.
I have the Rebel T6 with both kit lenses, and I added the 50mm 1.8 lens. Personally, I love the nifty fifty. It's very versatile and lets in a huge amount of light. The kit lenses, for my applications, are just fine. yes, there are some short comings with both, but a little time in lightroom, and I can fix most of them. All 3 are STM so they are fast and quite.
Organized, honest, and thorough- I love your content! Thank you for putting this together 👌
I personally recommend starting with Canon M50 body, Canon lens adapter and Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8. After that, I predict you will buy Canon 55-250mm STM lens for farther distance image and Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8 lens for wide angle image. When you become even serious and have extra cash, go for a used Canon 70-200mm F/2.8 IS lens for portraits. Oh yeah, the Canon 2X Extender III is good too.
Pls do an episode on "3 photographers shoot the same model but with 10 years old entry level camera" ( doesn't need to be 10 years old camera tho). I think it will be a good episode to watch. Thank you for always inspiring us.
Jhe Wattimury with a T3!
@@giannavega1390 I love my T3 and T6 so much. The quality is unbelievable.
omg this is such a good idea
I have a Nikon d5100 I bought for my first photography class years ago and haven't touched much since. Would love to see this video so I can pick it up again
I received an entry level cropped sensor Nikon D3400 as a gift in 2017 which came with an 18-55 kit lens. I like to photograph minor hockey, that lens didn’t give me the range I needed, so I picked up a 70-300. I was having issues with exposure in manual mode, so I began watching UA-cam on the subject and improved. I then thought about a fixed prime for portraits. After a few channels decided on the 50mm 1.8 which is amazing. I then picked up two speedlites with controller. I worked on this equipment trying different things, and ended up buying a kit of 4 umbrellas with stands off eBay for about 70 dollars. Before i purchase anything, I read reviews and researched what these items did. I don’t want to spend a lot, just get basic things and if I find I need a more expensive product, I’ll do that after I’ve worked with what I have now. Sometimes I’ll spend about a month or two before I decide on something. I found a local retailer that is not a photo chain that can order equipment if I want something. I like dealing with family owned businesses.
I’ve watched your channel and others. Just because you spend money on equipment, doesn’t mean you know what you’re doing. Whether you have a 5,000 dollar camera body or a 300 dollar body, it isn’t going to help if your images are bad. It’s the person behind the lens.
At some point I do plan on getting a full frame body in the future. The 50mm is a full frame lens. I can invest in glass to get better imaging with the camera body I have.
For photo editing, my laptop came with Cyberlink photo editing software which was free. Nikon has free software and paid versions. I have the free one. I downloaded Gimp a few days ago. I’ll try out Gimp. See what it does, and if I need something better I’ll look at paid software. This isn’t about being cheap. It’s about getting the basics down
I like your channel. It’s given me ideas, and some of the stories you’ve told has informed me how difficult certain situations can be.
I love how u described everything so clearly I have learned so much from this video and I’ve watched a lot but this one you really educated us thank you so much this is exactly what I needed 💞
I don't know which cam to buy for my wedding.
For me is print imp not the cam to show as I own an expensive cam. Plz help get a good quality cam.
I am a hobbyist photographer and have been using Photoshop for ages- I still don't know 80% of this program :))) I use 5 tolls , 5 filters and if I make too much layers I got confused. My first lens was 50/ f1,8 Canon - very sharp ! Now I have 24-70 / f2,8 Tamron ( it's cheaper) and 80/f1,8 and that's it.
I would just like to thank you so much for this because I recently started taking photography classes since I started Highschool (Im a freshman) using a camera my parents had that I just randomly picked up and fell in love with (It was the Canon Rebel T6 with a 18-50mm lens) because it’s so overwhelming with all the options out there so thank you sOOOOO so much!!Hope you have a wonderful day!
You can get lightroom for your phone! It’s different from the computer but overall it’s very helpful for any beginners who don’t have a computer, you just have to adjust your preset (you can make your own or buy) to fit each picture.
Omg have been waiting for this video!
I think that your idea is great. for me i started with the kit lenses the 18-55 and the 75-300 and found out that i take more in focal lengths of 18mm, 55mm(50mm would be the closest), 75mm, 300 this being that i would be willing to get only what i need from there. So my input is the complete oppsite. If your just starting out the kit lenses are great obviously not what to use if your going to go pro. So when you upload your photos go to the folder where your pictures are uploaded and then right click and then click group photos by, then more, and find the option for focal length, then press okay. Now you will see which photos you take the most in certain focal lengths. I hope this tip Helps new people to more experienced individuals if you didnt know this. If your a person who doesnt know what lens to actually get because you dont know what type of photography you immediatly want to get into then this will also help as in get the kit lenses if two lenses are offered.
love this! I’m so happy that there are so many photographers who share their knowledge because I’m not confident about my photos
I start with film photography, not for school, I just wanted to learn in the hard way, and yes... It is. But I bought a lot of lenses (6 actually) and accessories.
So now I will jump to digital photography with a Fujifilm camera ;)
damn I should’ve watched this before I went and got my camera bc I got a kit lol
how's it going with your camera so far?
I got the kit also. I use all the lens and took good pictures, I am looking to get the 1.8 50mm lens
I just bought my second digital camera, love it. My first camera I misplaced somewhere in my home. Needed a camera to take pics of clothes and products for my eBay store and new clothing store. Thanks for your video
I'm so sad that this video didn't exist when I bought my camera :(
What'd you end up buying?
@@MikeJovani a sony alpha6000 with 2 lenses
@@saraaavelazquez thats a completely fine intro camera
@@TR-ru7wl it is but I just wish I hadn't bought it with the kit because the lenses aren't good for the style that I want to photograph
Sara Velázquez what do you like to shoot?
All reasonable advice, but if you're beginning..get the kit lens...
Use the kit lens. Over time you'll notice there is some focal lengths you use more than others. Your journey to having a basic style has begun.
When you first begin, it is hard to have just a body and imagine what 18mm looks like, or what 23mm or 35 mm looks like. It becomes even more tricky again when you settle on a focal range, then learn about crop factor and realise your beloved 35mm focal length, is actually more like a nifty 50.
This is the value in the kit lens. Once you decide to get additional lenses you'll then see most sensors are better than their provided kit lens and now your imagines will be sharper, be less distorted and have better colour rendition.
I wouldn't recommend settling on a focal range/prime before you even taken your first picture with the camera, just start with the kit lens and learn what focal ranges you enjoy first.
Kinda love Nikon they too have very nice beginner cameras such as D3300 3500 I just picked up a 3300 with only 175 shutter clicks for $225.00
Well done. I'm using my Rebel XSi my wife bought me years ago. I've only done the dad photo thing with it. Lived with the kit lense 18-55 for a few years. You are spot on about kit lenses. I got one of those screw on wide angle/macro lenses to be more creative. Cool but cheap. I later was gifted a 55-250 zoom. Excellent dad sports, marching band and graduation lense. Now I have a young no 50mm prime. Fun inexpensive lense. Kids are grown and gone so Want to take creative photos. I'll see what from your recommendations fits the style (I don't have one) and budget. Thanks for the video.
I've been watching Jessica's recommendations for beginners and the such since the beginning of this channel but all I can is just watch cus I can't buy camera/Dslr at all 😭😭😭😂👌🏻💀
I'm a begginner using a Canon 20D because it was the cheapest dslr on ebay and I got a 50-200 cheap because it didn't have working autofocus. Then I got a nikon FG kit and use the 50mm adapted to my Canon. Recently got a 75-300mm for birds and stuff. The best investment for me was the vintage glass, it basically lives on my camera!
This helped me soo much, I didn't know a thing before this video. Thanks❤️
The way you explain things make so much sense. Honestly the most helpful video i have watched on photography.
I’m a beginner photographer and I’m 14 years old, I got the t7i for Christmas and the bundle came with 2 lenses and a bag (and ofc the camera body and strap etc.) do you think that’s a good beginner camera ? Have you heard anything about the canon t7i?
Its great, it is even better than the t6i so yeah , just think about what kind of pictures you wanna take and see if it fits your lenses
andres orozco thank u sm, well I wanna take like portrait/fashion photography, maybe also a bit of sports photography, I’ve just been taking pictures of my friends recently trying to figure out my style
I got a camera kit at Costco that came with three lenses. A portrait, zoom, basic kit lens, and a body of course. It's really great!
I actually have a Canon 80 D, it's amazing, but now I have to invest something on lenses 😔.. I would like to buy maybe the 16-35 or the 24-70 L series
I can't. I cannot Thank you enough. Thank you Jessica. This is priceless for beginners.
Ah Canon, the Marcia Brady of cameras.
Thank you for this vid, I have two pages worth of notes. I'm in the thick of camera research rn coz Im gettin one by the end of this month!!!
I just bought the Canon rebel t7i as my first DSLR. I would highly recommend getting a camera that has a flip screen. It helps a lot when you are shooting low to the ground or holding the camera overhead and so you can just turn the screen in which ever direction you need it. I still only use the kit lens which is a 18-135mm f3.5-f5.6 STM. I think that it works pretty good for a kit lens. I just want my next lens to at least be a f1.8.
Jessica, I love your channel, but this is a very expensive list for a beginner. Photography is a very expensive hobby. As a beginner I did not get a grasp of the idea of the blurry background for quite a while. And when I did I was amazed with what I could do with the kit lens. It took a while for me to decide to buy a prime lens and I went for the cheapest I could get at the moment. After three years I upgraded from a d3300 to a d7500 and I am overwhelmed by all its features. Imagine a beginner trying to figure out an 80d. It could be discouraging.
I don't agree :) I'm a beginner but when I was really a beginner, my senior let me using His camera and teach me. For me, you can borrow some camera and try it. Join in photography community will give you much help because they will help you learn much things. I'm using Canon 700D as a beginner and it's really ok bcs I already practice before.
I'm interested in taking up on photography but after reviewing all these options, I'm so overwhelmed and not to mention that it's expensive even for a beginners. If money is not an object that wouldn't be an issue for some of us. I do have other financial obligations as well so I can't see my self spending that kind of money, at least not yet.
This is the first UA-cam video that I understand about cameras. Great for the beginners. Thank you
The fact you reference Makeup 😂 you're speaking my language girl
I am very happy to have watched this video as a beginner who is getting into photography not having bought a camera yet since I'm doing the research first.Very helpful, thanks
Ok, but like... WHAT IS THE BEST CAMERA FOR BEGINNERS??? lol Just kidding. Love you Jessica!
Edit: THIS IS A JOKE. Y'all are sweet, but stop recommending cameras lol
Canon t3i or Canon rebel sl2
Ive bought the sl2 last week and its an awesome camera for the price and for beginners.
A6000 series are really good.. just need to be mindful of the crop factor on lenses
That's so unfortunate for me. I'm living in France and on amazon it's impossible to ship from USA to France 😭for those one. So yeah I'm stuck to use my phone but as a beginner i use the pro mode. how i dream to have a camera that won't cost too much but still have a capacity to help me improve photography skills before i could think to invest in a good one.
Any advice? And is it reasonable to have photoshop as a beginner or should I wait until I become more than beginner.
Thank in advance for any replies
@@nakakuava8392 the canon sl2 is called 200d in the rest of the world. Ive got mine in the netherlands for only 430 euros with a lens.
I bought a Nikon d5300 that I bought used with an included kit lens for $375. I originally bought it mainly for the sensor but it turns out it is a very well rounded camera. Extremely good value compared to the Canon offerings with no compromises. I can send some example photos for anyone who would consider it. I also got a sigma 70-300mm for $120 for my astrophotography which has served me well so far. I use affinity photo and I would highly recommend it to beginners with many of the features that Photoshop has so you can grow into it through the intermediate or professional level depending on how much you like it. Only problem is it does not have the massive backing of Photoshop so some certain plugins that you might one day see yourself using may not be available.
Hi you really look like Ms. Universe Pia Wurtzbach. :) So pretty
Anyway, thank you for this video. Just in time since I'm getting interested in photography
Your “f” stop example was PERFECT!
LOL The makeup and brushes analogy was legit. 😂
Those are perfect recommendations. I started with a t6i and honestly that is a dope little camera it has a ton of features and is very easy to use. I had the t6i the 85mm f1.8, 50mm f1.8, and the 35mm f2 all of those are under 600 and they are super fast for such cheap lenses the lower fstop means more light and shallower depth of field (more background blur). Beginner tip multiply the focal length by the crop factor of your cameras censor. It may sound complicated its not all you need to know in the beginning is a 35mm lens on a cropped censor camera is actually a 56mm lens. Canon has a crop factor of 1.6 and everything else is 1.5. Sooo 35 x 1.5= 52.5 and a 50 x 1.5= 75mm. It is important to know so you dont buy something that you didnt want so if you want a true 35mm on a beginner camera you will need to buy a 24mm lens.
I loved this video✌🏾️helped me so much, I'm a beginner Nikon photography with 2 lenses! So glad I found your page💙
I've had questions since I got my camera last year and you answered them ALL in this video, thank you so much jessica!! ❤
La mejor recomendación para empezar en la fotografía! ✌🏼 tengo una T2i, lens kit 18-55mm y un 50mm F1.8 y les puede decir que hacen muy buen o trabajo para alguien aficionado a la fotografía! Lo único que no tengo es un programa para editar, siento que eso es hacer trampa, prefiero esforzarme lo mejor posible al momento de tomar la foto o video!
Thank you, please the lenses that you mentioned is auto focus in photos and videos? Its stressful to chose a camera and lens Thanks
I randomly stumbled upon this video looking to learn more about photography. And she's from Detroit like me. Is this a sign that I came to the right channel? Yes it is. Subscribed.
Thank you so much for this I wish I could afford a laptop and camera can’t wait until then
Thanks Jessica. I´d like to add something for all people with an apsc camera. I took pictures more than 10 years and still did not know which camera I had.
And when I found out this topic drove me nuts for a long time, so I hope the following information can help another lost soul. 🤕
I think an important informations would be if someone owns are fullframe or apsc- camera?!
Because all the focal lenghts are totally different depending on the camera (or better which kind of sensor your camera has). Example. If you have an apsc you have to multiply your focal lenghts with factor 1.6 (for Canon). Let´s say you buy a objective with 50mm focal lenghts. On a full- frame camera this lens will operate like the 50mm you bought. BUT... the same lens will operate on an apsc camera like 80mm. You have to multiply the focal lenghts of your lens with the factor 1.6 (for canon, otherwise 1.5).
50mm x 1.6 = 80mm. This means it´s operates like a 80mm. If you like to have 50mm focal lengths on your apsc camera you have to by 35mm (35 x 1.6 = 52,5mm).
Before you buy any lenses make sure you really understand what the different focal lenghts do, which effects do they have etc. And if you own an apsc than always check if the lens you like fits on an apsc body.
You can´t use all the full frame lenses on your apsc, because they have different mounts. Some are designed to fit both. But make sure of it, before you buy lens. All the best...
I am confused about the type of photography I'll be doing. I am aiming to do versatile photography. So? What lenses do you recommend? And what camera?
What do you think you will be doing the most?
the 50 mm is the most versatile i think plus it's not expensive at all
@@NVM_S Versatile for what? On a crop sensor I would not say it is that versatile. It's good value though, so I would always get the 50mm F1.8 for portraiture but definitely something else (wider zoom) for versatility.
@@JoeyHoogendoorn true on crop censor it's not maybe " that versatile " but with the 50 mm you can have bokeh and it's better than the kit lens ( 18-55 mm) + it's inexpensive . But yeah maybe I wider focal lenses it's better if you want more of the environment and try to " fix " the crop censor " problem " . Now I'm very interested to know what lense would you propose ?
@@NVM_S Yeah I would never get the 18-55 because they are a bit poor but if you use your camera for travel I'd rather have the 18-55 than the 50mm F1.8 if I could only choose one. A 50mm alone would be very restrictive unless someone only does portraiture. Personally I like the 10-18 and 50mm F1.8 that are sold together as a kit for $349, I think that's one of the better deals.
I just started to take pictures for my UA-cam channel and it has helped me so much therapeutic wise.
Thank You!!!! photo editing apps fro beginners. this is just the best
I have seen several of this videos on camera recommendations for beginners and yours was the most informative and helpful. Thank you
Thank you, that's what I need in starting in photography !! You're beautiful and your work also
I bought the 50mm 1.4 lens a few months ago thanks to another one of your videos and it's my absolute favorite lens!!! Thank you so much for these videos, they're so helpful!
4 minutes in yeah a kid photographer i love your channel so much yeah 12 so yeah saving up for new camera d3400 nikon and thank you so much for your work and pla do a camera give a way i really want one
Nikon's lenses tend to over priced a bit, my recommendation is by canon. It is better.
i have the same camera and i love it
it's worth the prise
in my country it is cheaper @@jhewattimury
@@letsemamarope8893 no it is not, ppl use canon more than they use nikon, thus the secondhand lenses would be a lot more cheaper than nikon's. I'm using nikon d3300. it is possible for you to get a deal on 50 mm 1.8 canon lens for $50 than for nikon's counterpart. just search it in your local secondhand website like ebay
do you even know my country no in my country it is a little cheaper than in most country s i am sorry but you do not know what is happening in my country so do not say it is not cheaper here i want a Nikon because it is a great beginners camera but it is your opinion and my opinion@@jhewattimury
I loved how you used the metaphor on the palettes with the brushes! 🥰
And yes 7D. I have one!!!!! Love!!!!!!!! I bought the whole kit! 🥰🥰🥰 I’m so happy I did as well.