When you said “I have too much anxiety for 30mm”… SAME 😂. Everyone is all about how 23mm or 18mm is the best for street photography, but even the 33mm Fuji I have is a bit too close for my liking sometimes, especially at night. During the day I don’t mind it as much. Feel like people are a bit more sensitive to being approached by strangers at night.
I really love your content man! I'm more into nature,wildlife,Landscapes but your stuff is really inspiring! I got the 70-350 and the 17-70 . But i bought the 56mm because its my most used focal length when Not Shooting Wildlife and because of your Videos! Greetings from Germany!
Had literally just finished a Mike Chudley video when I wondered if you had posted anything new and lo and behold, what timing! Love these edits, I think you accomplished what you set out to do! The alleyway, the theatre and the shot of the couple through the window have to be my favourites. As I predominantly do zoo photography (wildlife photography is the dream but that ain't happening any time soon!), I try to keep it as natural as possible and don't go over the top with edits, so I always love it when other people do. As such, I'd love to see what your thought process was or is when you edit photos such as these! I always find Lightroom videos to be quite inspiring.
glad you liked it! wildlife photography does sound amazing, though i've seen clips of photographers in full camo squatting in a swamp for hours to get a specific shot which looks.. interesting haha
@@JimmyShixin Oh yeah, the swamp I would gladly skip 😂 Lions and painted dogs are the dream though! But to get decent shots there would require a lens the likes of which I can only hope to afford one day without having to sell a kidney 🙈
Great video jimmy, recently purchased the same lens and loving the performance. Would be great as a video idea to show how you edit your photos as your edits are top class!
I think its just a thing about getting more used to the 30mm aka 45/50mm focal length. The style of them is in my opinion so different from the 56/85mm. Some great shots in this vid!🔥 Would love a editing tutorial on these night shots
This lens is what I've been using for 2 years or so for my street photography and I totally get what you mean, feeling too close to the subject(s)! I'm confident shooting but hate being in peoples faces - you mentioned the 56mm sigma, would you recommend it? (I shoot on an a6300).
yea defo would recommend the sigma 56mm F1.4 (got a link in bio!) - I would caveat that it's not always great indoors - if the room's too small you'll struggle fitting more than say one person in the frame. But it is great for outdoor portraits & street photography for sure!
@@JimmyShixini just got sigma 56mm for portraits, but I am also thinking about something indoor like wedding style, or bit more open shots do you think 30mm would be better than 16mm? I think 16mm can be too wide.
Really amazing video !!! Liked that you tried something new this time, but honestly your original edits look way more cool than the film look 👍
thanks - looks like i gotta do an editing tutorial for both!
The edits you did on here definitely fye
These shots are golden. Good job my guy!
When you said “I have too much anxiety for 30mm”… SAME 😂. Everyone is all about how 23mm or 18mm is the best for street photography, but even the 33mm Fuji I have is a bit too close for my liking sometimes, especially at night. During the day I don’t mind it as much. Feel like people are a bit more sensitive to being approached by strangers at night.
YES - I don't even know how you'd use a 23mm for street, it'd be so intense hahaha
I really love your content man!
I'm more into nature,wildlife,Landscapes but your stuff is really inspiring!
I got the 70-350 and the 17-70 . But i bought the 56mm because its my most used focal length when Not Shooting Wildlife and because of your Videos!
Greetings from Germany!
ohhh danke danke!
Wildlife isnt something I've tried but now I have my 70-300 I may give it a go in the future!
This was a fun one, Jimmy! Really cool images here!
Youre so good! A grading tutorial would be insane!
Had literally just finished a Mike Chudley video when I wondered if you had posted anything new and lo and behold, what timing! Love these edits, I think you accomplished what you set out to do! The alleyway, the theatre and the shot of the couple through the window have to be my favourites. As I predominantly do zoo photography (wildlife photography is the dream but that ain't happening any time soon!), I try to keep it as natural as possible and don't go over the top with edits, so I always love it when other people do. As such, I'd love to see what your thought process was or is when you edit photos such as these! I always find Lightroom videos to be quite inspiring.
glad you liked it! wildlife photography does sound amazing, though i've seen clips of photographers in full camo squatting in a swamp for hours to get a specific shot which looks.. interesting haha
@@JimmyShixin Oh yeah, the swamp I would gladly skip 😂 Lions and painted dogs are the dream though! But to get decent shots there would require a lens the likes of which I can only hope to afford one day without having to sell a kidney 🙈
Great video jimmy, recently purchased the same lens and loving the performance. Would be great as a video idea to show how you edit your photos as your edits are top class!
I think its just a thing about getting more used to the 30mm aka 45/50mm focal length. The style of them is in my opinion so different from the 56/85mm. Some great shots in this vid!🔥 Would love a editing tutorial on these night shots
thanks for making this video! i was wondering what the low light possibilities of this lens are, and this seems to be the video's theme
love that!
I would like to see the gradient tutorial! Great photos
thanks! coming soon
Have you tried Osmo action 3 as your POV cam?
👀👀👀👀
Please drop the tutorial on lightroom
This lens is what I've been using for 2 years or so for my street photography and I totally get what you mean, feeling too close to the subject(s)! I'm confident shooting but hate being in peoples faces - you mentioned the 56mm sigma, would you recommend it? (I shoot on an a6300).
yea defo would recommend the sigma 56mm F1.4 (got a link in bio!) - I would caveat that it's not always great indoors - if the room's too small you'll struggle fitting more than say one person in the frame. But it is great for outdoor portraits & street photography for sure!
link in description* .. thoughts i was on instagram
@@JimmyShixini just got sigma 56mm for portraits, but I am also thinking about something indoor like wedding style, or bit more open shots do you think 30mm would be better than 16mm? I think 16mm can be too wide.
What is your fav lenses for Street photography ?
Which cam u use to record video super sharp video
sony a6500 & gopro hero 8 black
And lense plz with Sony?
@@hardikpatel1598 sigma 30mm f1.4
@@JimmyShixin thanks
I’m planning to buy Sony a6700 but super confused with lense this will help mw
Did you used mist filter?
Not for this vid
How is 30 mm lens
Are you using full frame lenses? Just wondering as I have not seen a 30mm 1.4 for APSC
nah that's an APSC lens! Check the link in the description
the sigma trio is v good for apsc cameras, it includes a 16mm, 30mm and a 56mm (all F1.4)
Best street lens?
For sony APSC i'd say 56mm F1.4 by sigma