Question of the Day! 💡 What camera are you using for your videos? Let us know! ****** Watch our BEST Lenses for Canon M50 II HERE ➡️ ua-cam.com/video/9M1rOHFoBvI/v-deo.html
I use a Canon EOS M100. I'm getting a new lens soon because I have a f.3.5 kit lens, so it's not very good in low light. I think I'm going to get a f.2.0 12mm prime lens made by rokinon.
I had a hard time figuring this out first. Now I know what I’m taking about when I talk about lenses. With all your other videos I’ve expanded my knowledge. Thanks for all your info.
A little tip that no one seemed to tell me about lenses: You can actually take the lens cap and the sensor cap and screw them together to keep dust out of them when the lens is connected to your camera.
My brother did this while he was holding some of my equipment during a shoot while on a family vaca, and it was a big click moment for the both of us, incredible.
So much useful information here for when I finally get a camera for my videos. Saving this for future reference. I've seen other videos like this, but I genuinely learnt some new information
Man, I really apritiate this video with photography it is very hard to find really specific answers and you just answered all of my questions thank you. By the way I am shooting on film camera but all the information is the same
A family member passed down a Nikon D5300 to me. I have no idea how to use it to its fullest potential, and this video was a great first step to learn some of the basics! Thanks!
Starting w Canon T3i. This really helps! 100% Ditching the kit lens..Guitar Pedal reviews. 3 cams w T3i main, go pro on the end of the guitar neck, and a Sony Cybershot 20mp on the pedals. Learning editing w Shotcut. Your camera gear videos are SO appreciated!
Just bought a canon r50, primarily for nature/animal/insect photography and opted for the r50 over the 100 for the 4K video. I have an 18-45mm and am looking for something to zoom in more for plants and animals I find on hikes
This video was amazing man! Thank you! And for the pinned as I have the Canon EOS m50 mark ii and need a lens that allows me to have a wider crop for vertical video shooting.
Just got the EOS R100 RF-S18-45 IS STM + RF-S55-210 IS STM KIT. Using it for family photos and videos. This is my first camera and I love it already. The kit lens and 55-210mm are pretty good. Want to get the 50mm f1.8 to get that bokeh in the background. Thanks for the awesome video explaining lenses!
I'm thinking about the Sony ZV-E10. I will basically be using it for vlogging, but would also like to you it for personal photography for trips. I won't be using it professionally, but would like decent photos.
This is the most easy to understand confusing video EVER! But I mean that in a good way buddy! Myself and a loved one are considering purchases an additional lense (each) for our respective cameras in the near~ish future, and this is really helpful! But I'm not gonna lie, I'll have to re-watch this again another time to re-understand it all LOL! 🤣❤👍
*Okay, Total Noob here.* Just bought the Cannon M50 which came with the Canon EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 is STM Lens. Keep in mind I only have two primary reasons for this purchase. 1. I have a UA-cam channel which I've been using my Galaxy Smart phone for all these years and 2. Being a Jeweler, I wanted to step up my game in quality photos of my rings. I tried today for the first time and was really disappointed. Set to Automode being I'm such a noob I realized that I couldn't even stand up and take a photo of my rings in a light box because trying to zoom in close enough to such a small item even from only something like 5' feet away didn't work so I had to hunch over and get the camera very close to the object to work bringing me to my question. For my use, especially that of taking photos at lets say 5' feet from a 1/2" item wanting to really zoom in tight for that quality shot and yes I do like the fade around the outside of the object, what lens should I purchase? I'd love to hear from anyone with any knowledge of cameras, I'm sure you guys got this down and I'm just an infant in the new world of EOS cameras now. Any recommendations? (Subscribed and Liked). Thanks guys!
Hi, I’m doing crafting videos and I’m trying to figure out what would be the better lens to have. I need to be able to film up close but have a wider apiculture so I don’t get blurry the second I move my hand. I have a canon Efs 18-135mm macro 0.39m/1.3ft lens right now. Maybe I’m just not using it right 😅
I found an old 35mm Minolta xg7 that seemed to have a zoom lens 35-70MM which is a Vivitar and I just got a 50mm prime as well. I am totally a newbie but I want to take some pics of the river that I live near.
Realistically speaking, the *default* lens that you get with your camera is more than enough for you to begin your channel. As your channel develops and you're looking for ways of getting different shots and fit more in your videos, you can *consider* other lenses, but for the most part you won't need them... 👌🏻 My entire channel was shot with *just* the default lens and my iPhone and I have *never* had the thought of needing additional lenses. If you have a videography channel, however, those different lenses will play a much larger role.
Thanks for the explanation. I just got a Canon T3i and I'm going to Vegas and the Grand Canyons, so I'm looking for a good lens that can take good wide, landscape photos. I'm assuming I'll need something with a low mm. I'm using the lens that came with it which is a 18mm- 55mm
Just bought a Sony a7iv as my first camera with the kit lens 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 to get me going. Would like to get a couple of better lenses maybe next year once I get to grips with my projects.
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Question of the Day! 💡 What camera are you using for your videos? Let us know! ****** Watch our BEST Lenses for Canon M50 II HERE ➡️ ua-cam.com/video/9M1rOHFoBvI/v-deo.html
can y'all do a best Gimbal for your specific camera sort of like this video .
Where can I find the highest paying niches???
*Sony a6400 with Sigma 16mm f1.4 and f2.8*
I use a Canon EOS M100. I'm getting a new lens soon because I have a f.3.5 kit lens, so it's not very good in low light. I think I'm going to get a f.2.0 12mm prime lens made by rokinon.
i wanted to buy eos rp
I had a hard time figuring this out first. Now I know what I’m taking about when I talk about lenses. With all your other videos I’ve expanded my knowledge. Thanks for all your info.
Hey what is the best camera plus lens for event photos weddings parties etc..
A little tip that no one seemed to tell me about lenses:
You can actually take the lens cap and the sensor cap and screw them together to keep dust out of them when the lens is connected to your camera.
Dang! Will def use this tip. I hate dust of all types and in any locations lol thanks!!
@@Mike_Jones68 Yea, I remember the day when I was just kind of fiddling with them while I was bored and I felt them click. Lol
My brother did this while he was holding some of my equipment during a shoot while on a family vaca, and it was a big click moment for the both of us, incredible.
was struggling being in the industry and not knowing about my lens game right. Finally understood much more in 11 minutes
Answering all the questions you haven’t yet thought to ask. Much appreciated my friends.
Referring to the thread size:
A little side note on semantics, that "circle with the line through it" is the mathimatical symbol for diameter.
This is the most useful video I have seen for new DSLR users....THANK YOU!!!!
It is a common practice to use full frame lenses on crop (APS-C) cameras among wildlife photographer to increase the reach.
This video is literally the one stop for all the question's regarding camera lens..
Hi Sean, for you to have this amazing concern for beginners like me is a blessing to us all and God bless you.
Hey royce
I had problems with understanding what do those mms mean. Now I know. Thanks so much!
this was the perfect explanation compared to all the videos I've seen. I fully understand everything and the examples helped so much. Thank you!
I see same comment in every video.. but none provide clarity
this was clear and concise and now i understand lenses. you guys are one of the best. studiobinder level education, thanks!
So much useful information here for when I finally get a camera for my videos. Saving this for future reference. I've seen other videos like this, but I genuinely learnt some new information
This video really helped me out. Makes a difference when you actually know what you are doing instead of "winging it"- Thanks Think Media!
Very helpful !! You answered a lot of brain scratching questions I had !
Now I understand the lens on my camera. Thanks for your valued knowledge.
Thank you. This video was very helpful and it saved me a lot of time.
I have been really enjoying my Sony a6400. I recently got some old lenses that are so much fun and take amazing photos.
Man, I really apritiate this video with photography it is very hard to find really specific answers and you just answered all of my questions thank you.
By the way I am shooting on film camera but all the information is the same
Hoping to pick up a FUJIFULM X-E2 next week, as my very first camera for photography ! This video is super helpful :)
Very helpful video for a beginner like me. Thank you!
I just purchased a Panasonic Lumix GH5 Mk2 and this was just the perfect video!
For beginners this was def a great 101! Thank you for this gem. Def looking into the Sony ZVE-10
I really needed those numbers broken down thank you very much!
thank you so much for explaining everything so well! :)
A family member passed down a Nikon D5300 to me. I have no idea how to use it to its fullest potential, and this video was a great first step to learn some of the basics! Thanks!
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Starting w Canon T3i. This really helps! 100% Ditching the kit lens..Guitar Pedal reviews. 3 cams w T3i main, go pro on the end of the guitar neck, and a Sony Cybershot 20mp on the pedals. Learning editing w Shotcut. Your camera gear videos are SO appreciated!
Awesome! Thanks for that feedback!!
Hands down my favorite UA-cam channel. I learn so much here.
Just bought a canon r50, primarily for nature/animal/insect photography and opted for the r50 over the 100 for the 4K video. I have an 18-45mm and am looking for something to zoom in more for plants and animals I find on hikes
You have the best intro I have seen in 16 years iof UA-cam
This video was amazing man! Thank you! And for the pinned as I have the Canon EOS m50 mark ii and need a lens that allows me to have a wider crop for vertical video shooting.
Great video by far. I had a canon dslr 450 d, now a Canon m50
Just got the EOS R100 RF-S18-45 IS STM + RF-S55-210 IS STM KIT. Using it for family photos and videos. This is my first camera and I love it already. The kit lens and 55-210mm are pretty good. Want to get the 50mm f1.8 to get that bokeh in the background. Thanks for the awesome video explaining lenses!
had to rewatch 4 times to understand. thank you
Thank you I’m a beginner with a Conon EOS T7 Rebel
just got a canon 400d thank you for your video
This video was exactly what I needed. Thank you.
Wow, this was a great explanation video. Thank you. Now, I understand what to look for in a lense
You’re still inspiring me to keep going with my channel.,!
Canon t7 rebel !
Thanks for the info!!!
I'm thinking about the Sony ZV-E10. I will basically be using it for vlogging, but would also like to you it for personal photography for trips. I won't be using it professionally, but would like decent photos.
the best explanation so'far...
this was soo helpful cz I'm going to buy a camera soon
This is what I needed thanks Think media
Good For My Knowledge, Good Explain Thanks
AWESOME EXPLANATION
This is the most easy to understand confusing video EVER! But I mean that in a good way buddy!
Myself and a loved one are considering purchases an additional lense (each) for our respective cameras in the near~ish future, and this is really helpful!
But I'm not gonna lie, I'll have to re-watch this again another time to re-understand it all LOL!
🤣❤👍
Planning on getting a Canon EOS Rebel T3 Secondhand-Great Video!
*Okay, Total Noob here.* Just bought the Cannon M50 which came with the Canon EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 is STM Lens. Keep in mind I only have two primary reasons for this purchase. 1. I have a UA-cam channel which I've been using my Galaxy Smart phone for all these years and 2. Being a Jeweler, I wanted to step up my game in quality photos of my rings. I tried today for the first time and was really disappointed. Set to Automode being I'm such a noob I realized that I couldn't even stand up and take a photo of my rings in a light box because trying to zoom in close enough to such a small item even from only something like 5' feet away didn't work so I had to hunch over and get the camera very close to the object to work bringing me to my question. For my use, especially that of taking photos at lets say 5' feet from a 1/2" item wanting to really zoom in tight for that quality shot and yes I do like the fade around the outside of the object, what lens should I purchase?
I'd love to hear from anyone with any knowledge of cameras, I'm sure you guys got this down and I'm just an infant in the new world of EOS cameras now. Any recommendations? (Subscribed and Liked). Thanks guys!
P.S. Thanks for all the M50 tutorials for beginners, I was watching them all last night which is why I came back to ask this question here 👍
Really informative video bro!
You're amazing, thank you for making this video it's helped so much! 👏👏
Jump to 5:28 and save 5 minutes of your life
Thank for the breakdown 👍🏼
Thanks for the info man. I learnt a whole lot in this great video
This was awesome! I'm a beginner and this has been the most useful video I found. The camera I'm planning to get is Fujifilm X-T4.
I'm a beginner too and also planning on starting out with the X-T4. I wonder if you bought it in the meantime and if you are satisfied? :)
@@Juviosa_ unfortunately I didn’t, went beyond my budget. So I decided to start with a Nikon Z5, great beginners camera IMO :)
All clear now. Thanks!
Love all your videos keep it up
Insanely helpful. Love the content you guys are making i subscribed
Another great video! Keep giving us these amazing content :)
Hi, I’m doing crafting videos and I’m trying to figure out what would be the better lens to have. I need to be able to film up close but have a wider apiculture so I don’t get blurry the second I move my hand. I have a canon Efs 18-135mm macro 0.39m/1.3ft lens right now. Maybe I’m just not using it right 😅
Thank you so much I looked at other channels they made it seem so difficult.
Really looking for this topic. Thanks for sharing
I have a Canon EOS 2000 D and just purchased a Tamron 18-400 mm lens. I also have 18-55 mm kit lens.
I have the insta360 Go2 and I’m really happy with her ☺️☺️
Just got a high frame rate camera, but yeah it's overwhelming 😅
Going to be buying a zve10 for my 2023 projs!! hope its still gonna be worthwhile
I found an old 35mm Minolta xg7 that seemed to have a zoom lens 35-70MM which is a Vivitar and I just got a 50mm prime as well. I am totally a newbie but I want to take some pics of the river that I live near.
Awesome content on lenses for beginners!
Love this channel !!
I have a cannon m50. Thanks for the new knowledge of the day!
Thank you! This is a perfect introduction to lenses.
Appreciate this video!
Great video I have a lumix g7
thanks for the explanation
Thank You God! Now I understand! Great video!
Thank you so so soo much for this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thankyou, very helpful!
Realistically speaking, the *default* lens that you get with your camera is more than enough for you to begin your channel. As your channel develops and you're looking for ways of getting different shots and fit more in your videos, you can *consider* other lenses, but for the most part you won't need them... 👌🏻
My entire channel was shot with *just* the default lens and my iPhone and I have *never* had the thought of needing additional lenses. If you have a videography channel, however, those different lenses will play a much larger role.
exactly
How about the fujifilm xt3 ? Mainly for astrophotography / night sky/ aurora borealis?
Appreciate this video had it on repeat and you definitely helped me out thx
There are many microscopes in my house but I wasn't able to understand them now I am very thankful to you
Very informative 👍
Saw a creator earlier. "if you don't know if your camera is a crop... It's a crop"
Good video 👍🏻
thank you!
Hi there, great video. Thanks ❤. What camera and lens do you recommend for a beginner?
Starts with a promise to make it clear.. I leave even more confused. lol
Just want a wider FOV
hahah tru
Thanks bro nailed it‼️
Thanks for the explanation. I just got a Canon T3i and I'm going to Vegas and the Grand Canyons, so I'm looking for a good lens that can take good wide, landscape photos. I'm assuming I'll need something with a low mm. I'm using the lens that came with it which is a 18mm- 55mm
Great video
thanks you soo much & love you brother ❤️
Super helpful!! Thanks 🙂
im thinking of getting lumix g7 for now before head into sony but I'm just iffy about the when is the right time to use a certain lens
Just bought a Sony a7iv as my first camera with the kit lens 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 to get me going.
Would like to get a couple of better lenses maybe next year once I get to grips with my projects.
Thanks for this video broski
Thank you very much
Thanks for making it easy!
Well I'm about to start cinematography and i do bit street photography. What lens should i go for as a beginner?
Usefull video 👌👌👌💜️
Very helpful video !
Subscribing right away to know more about lenses. 😃