Agreed! But comments are coming in, the sub amount to comment ratio will eventually propel the channel forward as suggested videos for other ones as seen as high value content by thr UA-cam algorithym. You'd hope, also, hope it happens as awesome content. 👍😎🤘
Been watching a lot of videos on the 35mm f1.8 to decide if it's worth getting. Yours is by FAR the best as you simply let the lens do the talking with PRO level shots! Fantastic work :)
Finger width separation on the lens grip 👌🏼 Rudi dancing 10/10 India is an excellent fibber, don’t play poker with this woman. Cannot wait to steal (borrow) this amazing lens from you Drew
Drew you have an incredible eye. It's crazy how consistently good everything in this video looks. You made that budget lens shine. I'm thinking about it as an accessible autofocus for my soon to arrive Leica SL.
I loved watching this video! You have a great eye, capturing wonderful moments with fantastic composition and natural light. Your work speaks for itself and I enjoy your humble straightforward voice over. I have that lens and will now remember to use it more. Lately, I just use the 24-105 F4 Lumix but the bokeh on the 35 is beautiful! Were you shooting mostly at f1.8? And did you crop in on some of the stills or did you shoot mostly full frame? I didn't see much distortion. Great video and great work! 👏
Aww, thank you. It’s been awhile since a made the video but I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have cropped any images. I’m always holding my camera up high and placing their faces well to avoid distortion 😊
This is really brilliant. Beautiful photos of a beautiful couple. So often we see all the specs and photos of charts etc, but i love the way you show the gear in real life use, that's what really matters. I also find it interesting how you use both the screen and viewfinder together. You look very natural swapping between the two, it's very fluid.
@@DrewBuckler It's a pleasure to watch your videos Drew. Specs and charts are great, but real life use and seeing such great results is way more important.
Love the casual way you present your videos and your photos are superb! Are you ever gonna drop some Lightroom/CaptureOne presets for us? 😆 Really enjoy your editing style. IMO, It’s a perfect balance between the film look and a clean editorial look.
Among all of reviews I've seen on youtube, you're certainly the best photographer. All of of your shots are truly amazing. The color of your editing, the staging are dazzling... Very inspiring! +1 follower
What an excellent review!. I really like the style you do the reviews. The photos are gorgeous and the colors you choose are so good. you should make a video about your processing an the choices you make in them :)
Fantastic video Drew! Lovely relaxed pace to it and lots of great information and example shots with this new lens. I currently have the Sigma 35mm 1.4, which I love, but I hope to try this one out in the future. I recently bought the 50mm 1.8 and knowing this 35mm shares the same small size and light weight makes it an attractive option! Ben :)
Thank you for the comment, Ben! The 35 1.4 DG DN Sigma is defiantly an awesome lens - I’ve used it heaps. I still can’t believe how good the Lumix 50 1.8 is for the price! The way the new 1.8 lenses share a similar size and centre of gravity is super neat for video ☺️
Drew, who cares about the lens those photos of India & Rudy were just beyond gorgeous. I'm not a big fan of the 35mm but, this video has opened my eyes to the possibilities. Thank you, for sharing images of a couple in BIG LOVE!
Hey Drew. First, thanks for this video! Then, can you please describe for me the manual focus experience of it in comparison to older, mechanical focus ring, lenses!
The 35 1.8 will pair so well with the 50mm! The shots you see at the end of the video were the lowest light I’ve used the lens in so far. It performed well all day! I’ll be photographing a wedding with it this weekend so I’ll be able to share more info next week ☺️
Hello. The size difference is significant and wide aperture comes in handy if you shoot in low light conditions or enjoy the separation/additional bokeh that comes with it. For video the f1.8 primes are great because you can change on a gimbal without rebalancing
Thank you so much! I actually edit all sets of images individually and copy across the album. I’ll definitely be making preset packs and tutorials in the near future though. Thanks again for your comment
Thank you! I shot in RAW and then edited inside Lightroom, so the profile would be been Adobe Color. I often use Capture One as well ☺️ hope that helps
Do you have any opinions on differences between LUMIX S S50 50mm F1.8 L for $447.99, the LUMIX G NS043 42.5mm F1.2 ASPH LEICA DG NOCTICRON Lens for $1197.99 and the LUMIX S X50 50mm F1.4 LEICA Certified L Mount Lens for $2299.99 for the GH5ii? What about the LUMIX S S50 50mm F1.8 L vs the 12-60mm f2.8-4.0 leica lens at 50mm on a GH5ii? Thank you.
Trying to decide between the Lumix S 35mm 1.8 and the 50mm i.8 Is there any noticeable difference in sharpness between the 35mm 1.8 vs the 50mm i.8 ? In video mode, which of the 2 prime lenses focuses faster?
I have used both lenses many times. The sigma is sharper and bigger and the Lumix has slightly faster AF and is smaller. They are both fantastic, I use the Sigma for weddings for the F1.4 in low light conditions and the Lumix for everyday and travel.
@@DrewBuckler I was afraid about AF in photos. I consider to get 24 or 35 sigma 1.4 actually, so do you recommend these lenses for lumix s5/s1? of course video manually even with primes, but does AF works similar for photos like prime lenses? is it normally usable?
@@Arkadiusz4321 yes I photograph 50+ weddings each year with the DG DN lenses. No problems with auto focus! I use spot focus with human detection on. AFC with moving AFS for stationary subjects. I will be making lots of UA-cam content this year with these lenses :)
That’s difficult because they are my two favourite primes and I use them both so much! If you have to choose between the two I’d think about the content you need to capture. If you’ve used a zoom before you can think about where you tend to shoot throughout the focal range. Hope this helps!
The 35mm focuses much closer, the 50mm will render your subjects slightly more true to life. Both are very sharp, so it really comes down to your personal preference. Have you used either focal length before?
For me its hard to choose between a 50 and 35 I just figure if I want more environment I'll use 35 or if I don't have enough space but want a prime a 35 is good
Excellent photos Drew, picked up a sub from me and I am not one to subscribe to everyone! I was a mu43 shooter to begin with and 20mm (40mm equiv) is my favorite focal length. I have been contemplating if I want to pickup the 35 or 50 but after this video I think I will probably snag this 35. Have you had a chance to use the Sigma 35mm f2 to compare?
Every time Im debating weather to get a 1.8 or 1.4 35mm lens, I keep coming back to this video. And even up until now, I'm still amazed at these photos. Your skill is just remarkable which able to capture with just a very simple set up. With the background music and the chill vibe of your voice. I just love it! Anyway, I wanna hear it from you... Does 35 1.4 really gives a better result than 1.8? is 1.8 enough for professional use?
Aww thank you! I really appreciate your comment. I actually have both sigma 35 dg dn and the Lumix 1.8. You can’t really see any difference in image quality. I use 1.4 for weddings because on low light and I have the 1.8 for video/travelling because of the native auto focus and light weight. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the video, another amazing content ! I'm mostly shooting video with a GH5 and a GH5S (outdoor and sports) - I just got an S5 with the recent price drop, mostly for photos but also some video. I have the kit lens, the 85 1.8 and the MC21 for my EF lenses. I like light primes (for gimbal work, for hiking, and also for the challenge ;) - My question is, would you still get a 50mm if you first had the 35 and 85 ? I hope Lumix releases their 18mm 1.8 soon, 18-35-85 sounds like a great set.
Thank you so much for the comment! That’s a great question. I’ll give you my experience and then you can take what you wish from it. I photographed 37 weddings this year with a 35 & 85mm. I very rarely used a 50mm, only for times when I didn’t have space to backup for 85mm and I didn’t want 35mm wide. But that was few and far between. I do however love wider angles for establishing shots, dance floor, first dance etc. so if you have time on your side it might be worth either waiting for the 18mm or picking up the 24mm f1.8 that has just been announced (video on that soon!). I personally used the 16-35 this summer and found that to be great. Next year I’ll deffo replace that in my bag with the 24 F1.8! For portraits, I’m happy with 35/85 all day. I love the mix of wide and tight frames. With that being said, I would miss owning a 50mm, as I said in my review of the 50 1.8 - it’s normally the lens I take out for walks, taking portraits of friends and when I just want to take one lens out. Hope this helps, DM me on IG if you have specific questions! ☺️
Hey man ! I loved your videos are you going to make some more ? Just bought the 50 yesterday second hand, I’ve been using the 18-35-85 set in addition to my GH (now 7…) for video. I guess now I just need to find a 24 to have the complete set lol. Why don’t you upload anymore ? No more time or will ? I thought your videos were different than the pack, focus on the tech specs with little real world experience…
Amazing pictures. Best photographer I've seen use the Panasonic S1 and only 578 subs.... you deserve way more.
Thank you! I really appreciate it ☺️
Agreed! But comments are coming in, the sub amount to comment ratio will eventually propel the channel forward as suggested videos for other ones as seen as high value content by thr UA-cam algorithym. You'd hope, also, hope it happens as awesome content. 👍😎🤘
What a great photoshoot. I loved the way the clothes, and even the hair matched the natural colours in the background.
I watched your 50mm lens review, and these are just such great videos. Love your calm voice, the music, everything, thanks for making this!
Thank you! I appreciate you watching both videos, lots more coming soon ☺️
Been watching a lot of videos on the 35mm f1.8 to decide if it's worth getting. Yours is by FAR the best as you simply let the lens do the talking with PRO level shots! Fantastic work :)
Finger width separation on the lens grip 👌🏼
Rudi dancing 10/10
India is an excellent fibber, don’t play poker with this woman.
Cannot wait to steal (borrow) this amazing lens from you Drew
Why thankyou Laura 😂
10/10 comment, can't wait for you to try it!
idk your videos are just amazing storytelling. As well as interesting and informative content, your videos make me feel real calm too
Thank you! I really appreciate it, lots more videos to come this year 😊
Superb images, and didn’t think this would be so versatile for a portrait shoot. Fantastic work 👍
Photos are amazing, well done guys
wow, i love that lens! great shots as usual from you!
Thanks, Amy! ☺️
Gorgeous, all of it. And thank you for showing the wonderful bokeh possibilities.
Thanks Chloe!
Wow !! Great work dude. Those pics are crazy 🔥🔥🔥
very beautiful images. Look organic and natural. the best 35mm portraits I have seen on youtube by far. 👍👍👍
Thank you, that’s so kind! 35mm is definitely my favourite all-around focal length ☺️
Absolute bangers there Drew. Every single one. 👌
Easy Peasy with you guys!
Great shots.
Drew you have an incredible eye. It's crazy how consistently good everything in this video looks. You made that budget lens shine. I'm thinking about it as an accessible autofocus for my soon to arrive Leica SL.
Stunning photos mate! Keep up the great work!
great photos!
Love the quietude of your videos.
Thank you! Appreciate the comment ☺️
I loved watching this video! You have a great eye, capturing wonderful moments with fantastic composition and natural light. Your work speaks for itself and I enjoy your humble straightforward voice over. I have that lens and will now remember to use it more. Lately, I just use the 24-105 F4 Lumix but the bokeh on the 35 is beautiful! Were you shooting mostly at f1.8? And did you crop in on some of the stills or did you shoot mostly full frame? I didn't see much distortion. Great video and great work! 👏
Aww, thank you. It’s been awhile since a made the video but I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have cropped any images. I’m always holding my camera up high and placing their faces well to avoid distortion 😊
Your beautiful photos answered all my questions! My next lens….
This is really brilliant. Beautiful photos of a beautiful couple.
So often we see all the specs and photos of charts etc, but i love the way you show the gear in real life use, that's what really matters.
I also find it interesting how you use both the screen and viewfinder together. You look very natural swapping between the two, it's very fluid.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate comments like this! 🥰
@@DrewBuckler It's a pleasure to watch your videos Drew. Specs and charts are great, but real life use and seeing such great results is way more important.
@@Purpletim100 that’s exactly what I like to do, there’s already awesome creators doing the specs & charts ✌🏼thanks again
@@DrewBuckler 💜
Love the casual way you present your videos and your photos are superb! Are you ever gonna drop some Lightroom/CaptureOne presets for us? 😆 Really enjoy your editing style. IMO, It’s a perfect balance between the film look and a clean editorial look.
Among all of reviews I've seen on youtube, you're certainly the best photographer. All of of your shots are truly amazing. The color of your editing, the staging are dazzling... Very inspiring! +1 follower
Thank you! I really appreciate the comment 🙏🏼
Very good shooting and using experience, thank you for sharing.
Lovely images❤
Wow, Drew you are extremely talented.
What an excellent review!. I really like the style you do the reviews. The photos are gorgeous and the colors you choose are so good. you should make a video about your processing an the choices you make in them :)
Good idea! I will be making consistent UA-cam content very soon 😊
I have been looking for a portrait photographer who uses panasonic here on you tube for a while now, so glad i found your channel!
Wow, stunning location,wonderful photos,looking to get the Lumix S 5 together with 35,50 and85mm lenses
Beautiful shots.
Fantastic colours !
Awesome work buddy 😎🤘🌞
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Lovely photos! Really like the calm video style as well, cheers!
Thank you! Appreciate the comment
Great shots, nice couple, nice lens!!!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Cool lens!
Beautiful captures Drew! I’ve enjoyed your content with the new lumix s lenses. Definitely going to pick some up for my S5
Thank you, Jack! They’re all fantastic and pair so well with the S5
Amazing shots! So unique. Can’t wait for our baby photoshoot 🥰
Thank you! Can't wait
You take gorgeous photos
Fantastic video Drew! Lovely relaxed pace to it and lots of great information and example shots with this new lens. I currently have the Sigma 35mm 1.4, which I love, but I hope to try this one out in the future. I recently bought the 50mm 1.8 and knowing this 35mm shares the same small size and light weight makes it an attractive option! Ben :)
Thank you for the comment, Ben! The 35 1.4 DG DN Sigma is defiantly an awesome lens - I’ve used it heaps. I still can’t believe how good the Lumix 50 1.8 is for the price! The way the new 1.8 lenses share a similar size and centre of gravity is super neat for video ☺️
love these shots and love the style of your videos...
Drew, who cares about the lens those photos of India & Rudy were just beyond gorgeous. I'm not a big fan of the 35mm but, this video has opened my eyes to the possibilities. Thank you, for sharing images of a couple in BIG LOVE!
Thank you so much! ☺️
Hey Drew. First, thanks for this video! Then, can you please describe for me the manual focus experience of it in comparison to older, mechanical focus ring, lenses!
I’ve never really used old lenses but I use manual focus in combination with AF back button focus for video and it works great!
Tahnsknfornreview. Will definitely get this lens next to my sigma 50mm 1.8 . How is focus in low light with this lens?
The 35 1.8 will pair so well with the 50mm! The shots you see at the end of the video were the lowest light I’ve used the lens in so far. It performed well all day! I’ll be photographing a wedding with it this weekend so I’ll be able to share more info next week ☺️
woww.. saya berharap bisa memiliki lensa ini dalam waktu dekat.. nice👍👍👍
Great video, better check for ticks after this shoot
Great pictures. Loving my S5. Not a 35mm focal length myself but this lens has been getting so many good reviews.
great work. TY
hello. if I arleady have the sigma 24 to 70 do you think its worth getting the 35 mm lumix , i do videos
Hello. The size difference is significant and wide aperture comes in handy if you shoot in low light conditions or enjoy the separation/additional bokeh that comes with it. For video the f1.8 primes are great because you can change on a gimbal without rebalancing
this lens is awesome! gotta get it for sure. Your edit of these photos is amazing, could u share edit process? or what presets did u use? it's great
Thank you so much! I actually edit all sets of images individually and copy across the album. I’ll definitely be making preset packs and tutorials in the near future though. Thanks again for your comment
incredible shots and well put together BTS!
So beautiful pictures.... May I know which picture profile you used?
Thank you! I shot in RAW and then edited inside Lightroom, so the profile would be been Adobe Color. I often use Capture One as well ☺️ hope that helps
@@DrewBuckler thank you very much
Amazing photos! I’m looking to switch to the S5 as my first full frame setup! Looks like I need to add this lens to my bag!
Thank you! You’ll love the full frame S5, it has been everywhere with me since it came out!
I have watched your videos on the 85 & 50 as well as this lens. How would you describe the build quality of these?
They are light weight and solid. I’ve travelled and used them for professional photography since their release and they are good as new 😊
Do you have any opinions on differences between LUMIX S S50 50mm F1.8 L for $447.99, the LUMIX G NS043 42.5mm F1.2 ASPH LEICA DG NOCTICRON Lens for $1197.99 and the LUMIX S X50 50mm F1.4 LEICA Certified L Mount Lens for $2299.99 for the GH5ii? What about the LUMIX S S50 50mm F1.8 L vs the 12-60mm f2.8-4.0 leica lens at 50mm on a GH5ii? Thank you.
Amazing pictures and video.About lumix 35 and sigma 35 1.4 ,Can you give me a recommendation?
@@无为派大星 they are both fantastic. I would only choose the Sigma 1.4 if you’re a professional wedding or portrait photographer.
@@DrewBuckler I'm more interested in photography than video, I'll take a look at your suggestion to get a Sigma 35 .Very good advice thanks!
@@无为派大星 The 1.8 is much smaller and lighter. I would only go with Sigma if you need f1.4 - I have both lenses, and they are both fantastic.
Trying to decide between the Lumix S 35mm 1.8 and the 50mm i.8
Is there any noticeable difference in sharpness between the 35mm 1.8 vs the 50mm i.8 ?
In video mode, which of the 2 prime lenses focuses faster?
I’ve used both for nearly a year and the thought of sharpness & speed between the two has never crossed my mind. I feel like they are very similar!
I really like your photos.
love your videos! keep it up.
Thank you! Working on new content ☺️✌🏼
Fantastic pics
do u have any comparison with sigma 35 1.4? I wonder how's AF in photos with sigma lenses and the difference in bokeh 1.8 vs 1.4 :)
I have used both lenses many times. The sigma is sharper and bigger and the Lumix has slightly faster AF and is smaller. They are both fantastic, I use the Sigma for weddings for the F1.4 in low light conditions and the Lumix for everyday and travel.
@@DrewBuckler I was afraid about AF in photos. I consider to get 24 or 35 sigma 1.4 actually, so do you recommend these lenses for lumix s5/s1? of course video manually even with primes, but does AF works similar for photos like prime lenses? is it normally usable?
@@Arkadiusz4321 yes I photograph 50+ weddings each year with the DG DN lenses. No problems with auto focus! I use spot focus with human detection on. AFC with moving AFS for stationary subjects. I will be making lots of UA-cam content this year with these lenses :)
@@DrewBuckler Thanks! Your answers helps a lot with my decision to get this lens! :)
Nice photos
Like all your shots. May I know what color profile do you use? And is it a heavy post processing work? Would love to see how you grade those photos.
Gorgeous
35mm or 50mm wich one is better for videography?!
That’s difficult because they are my two favourite primes and I use them both so much! If you have to choose between the two I’d think about the content you need to capture. If you’ve used a zoom before you can think about where you tend to shoot throughout the focal range. Hope this helps!
Where the video clips vlog or just edited out of camera.
Hey, the clips are filmed on the S5 in portrait profile -2 sat & -2 contrast. I only slightly adjusted the exposure in post ☺️
I do food photography and portraits. Would you recommend the 35 or 50mm if you could choose one?
The 35mm focuses much closer, the 50mm will render your subjects slightly more true to life. Both are very sharp, so it really comes down to your personal preference. Have you used either focal length before?
For me its hard to choose between a 50 and 35 I just figure if I want more environment I'll use 35 or if I don't have enough space but want a prime a 35 is good
35 or 50 are such solid primes, I love them both!
@@DrewBuckler they are which makes the choice so difficult lol! have you used the 50 before ?
@@A1Bokeh I have made a similar video for the 50mm F1.8 on my channel
Excellent photos Drew, picked up a sub from me and I am not one to subscribe to everyone! I was a mu43 shooter to begin with and 20mm (40mm equiv) is my favorite focal length. I have been contemplating if I want to pickup the 35 or 50 but after this video I think I will probably snag this 35. Have you had a chance to use the Sigma 35mm f2 to compare?
Every time Im debating weather to get a 1.8 or 1.4 35mm lens, I keep coming back to this video. And even up until now, I'm still amazed at these photos. Your skill is just remarkable which able to capture with just a very simple set up.
With the background music and the chill vibe of your voice. I just love it!
Anyway, I wanna hear it from you...
Does 35 1.4 really gives a better result than 1.8?
is 1.8 enough for professional use?
Aww thank you! I really appreciate your comment. I actually have both sigma 35 dg dn and the Lumix 1.8. You can’t really see any difference in image quality. I use 1.4 for weddings because on low light and I have the 1.8 for video/travelling because of the native auto focus and light weight. Hope that helps!
@@DrewBuckler cool. Thank you so much!
@@DrewBucklerthanks for thé vidéo. I love the 50mm Lumix too but the bokeh is a little bit hard for me…
Thanks for the video, another amazing content ! I'm mostly shooting video with a GH5 and a GH5S (outdoor and sports) - I just got an S5 with the recent price drop, mostly for photos but also some video. I have the kit lens, the 85 1.8 and the MC21 for my EF lenses.
I like light primes (for gimbal work, for hiking, and also for the challenge ;) - My question is, would you still get a 50mm if you first had the 35 and 85 ?
I hope Lumix releases their 18mm 1.8 soon, 18-35-85 sounds like a great set.
Thank you so much for the comment! That’s a great question. I’ll give you my experience and then you can take what you wish from it.
I photographed 37 weddings this year with a 35 & 85mm. I very rarely used a 50mm, only for times when I didn’t have space to backup for 85mm and I didn’t want 35mm wide.
But that was few and far between. I do however love wider angles for establishing shots, dance floor, first dance etc. so if you have time on your side it might be worth either waiting for the 18mm or picking up the 24mm f1.8 that has just been announced (video on that soon!). I personally used the 16-35 this summer and found that to be great. Next year I’ll deffo replace that in my bag with the 24 F1.8!
For portraits, I’m happy with 35/85 all day. I love the mix of wide and tight frames. With that being said, I would miss owning a 50mm, as I said in my review of the 50 1.8 - it’s normally the lens I take out for walks, taking portraits of friends and when I just want to take one lens out. Hope this helps, DM me on IG if you have specific questions! ☺️
Hey man ! I loved your videos are you going to make some more ?
Just bought the 50 yesterday second hand, I’ve been using the 18-35-85 set in addition to my GH (now 7…) for video.
I guess now I just need to find a 24 to have the complete set lol.
Why don’t you upload anymore ? No more time or will ? I thought your videos were different than the pack, focus on the tech specs with little real world experience…
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