IF YOU ARE READING THIS, DO NOT TAKE THAT VACCINE ‼️‼️‼️ It is an abomination they are trying to disguise as medicine. But Jesus said by sorcery were all nations deceived and in the original translation that word is pharmakia which is where we get the word " pharmacy " from ❤🙏🏼
I used to watch movies in a normal way as a generic audience. When I found this channel back a year ago, I am now watching and analyzing the technical side of film making. This channel changed my perception of film making. Thank you studio binder. The only channel I allowed for notifications. I wish one day I could see the narrator.
These series are so well organized with easy to understand breakdowns to tie in with examples of the cinematographic greats. We are all lucky to receive this information for free!! In fact - the series is becoming a popular reference and shared in my industry (vfx/animation). Even though we're using virtual 3D cameras all these principles can be applied even down to the lens choice, as we are able to copy the specs to mimic the "real-world" lens.
Me too. Because I cannot afford to go to film direction learning institute because of money and the only way I'm learning is studiobinder. Thanks a lot studiobinder
13:26 The plane of focus can be *tilted* left/right/up/down. The shifting doesn't change the plane of focus, just which part of the image circle you want.
I literally cried watching this, I have never noticed such fine details in the movies that's been shown as an example here. Hats off to the StudioBinder team.
I finally found a National Geographic Channel for filmmakers! Salute to the creators. This would be the best tutorial I ever had. A big thanks to the team. This channel deserves a million subscribers!
Who else sees a bigger picture with these guys? The way the narrator explains every point makes me feel like am the next filmmaker in the making. Kudos. From Kenya
from studio binder I've learned more about film and it's fundamentals than any other channel out there, the information presented is simple, easy to understand and to the point
Just stumbled into your channel and now forever hooked. The amount of care you give into these lessons is a breath of fresh air. Will continue rewatching them. So much to learn and apply.
4:45 Extreme Wide wide angle start at 10/11mm / For The Revenant, Emmanuel Lubezki used lenses between 12mm and 21mm on the wide Alexa 65 sensor as said MR Pernickety. You made the best video series I saw on YT. Thanks and congrats.
I'll never get tired of commenting how thankful I am for being subscribed to you, awesome people. Really hope someday I can support you with something more than a mere like and comment. All the best for you!
I'm grateful to you all. Your videos teach me SOOOOOOOO much. I'm learning from a few other places, but these videos are so concise, and informative. I literally take notes and go envision my next scenes with the knowledge of the lens, frame, or sound. THANK YOU!!! I promise to pay it forward!
When I become a succesful screenwriter one day, I will owe all my hard work to you guys. You guys made learn everything about a film. Brought me to new levels and made my day. Thanks a lot you guys!!!
A content that gives a feeling as if I'm watching something premium. Exact things that I always was curious about while watching movies because cinematography is such a topic of interest for me. Wow! Truly an awesome, awesome job you have done here.
My name is Noah from Iraq, Baghdad. I would like to thank you for this beautiful video, which contains a lot and is rich in information. Thank you from the heart.
As someone who is not a filmmaker but is just curious to learn more about the craft (I make music for film so it's definitely good for me to know) this channel has been illuminating to say the least. And presented so simply to be easy to understand.
The narrator has that unique brand of david attenborough-e kind of voice that could make me listen to him for hours, no matter the subject. And the rest of the production is just as good, great facts and pacing, aswell as the editing. Easy instant subscribe, keep it up, I LOVE IT!
Love that you use the movie "the 90's. It looked so shoe string yet drew me into story. I just rewatched it last night after watching these. Thank you so much for these chestnuts of knowledge.
I have a degree in Cinematography, whenever I watch one of your videos, I feel I was fooled by the school that I attended. Thank you so very much for this AMAZING channel.
Oh come on...!! I was already on the edge of my seat for two weeks and now I probably have to wait 1 month to see about frame rates as well??? Please give this series more priority on the upload schedule it is amazing!!!
make more of these conceptual videos please I couldn't find other channels that break down concepts so easily that even for a newbie it is clear and productive honestly make more
Thank you so much for this amazing content and lots of effort for free! I don't usually comment under videos, I just leave a like and move on but I felt like I have to show appreciation this time since your content is extremely useful. Please never stop doing this!
The Telephoto lens was widely used in those classic films that were shot on Petrero Hill & Stainer Street San Francisco. Thank you Studiobinder for this wonderful lecture.
The moment I saw you videos I subscribed coz genuinely no one describes the way your videos describes the details of any cinematic videography. Seriously am getting lots of knowledge by your tips. Keep it up
5:35 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas use (info I found) a Zeiss Prime 10mm and 12mm on a 35mm Alexa. It's shure it's NOT a fisheye but ultra wide angle. For example, look the wall at 5:48 it's straight. Same in Birdman it's Zeiss Master Prime 12mm and it's also NOT a fisheye. (Thanks for your superb video. )
I have shared you videos to.many of my friends . Please make more videos so that many others can know and understand cinema in a better way Studiobinder 🔥🔥❤️❤️
(must watch for complete lens guide) for last 2 days I was looking for best lenses for video on my r6 then i found this it gave me all the information i needed and taught me everything about lenses.
Great primer on lenses! I think it needs a point of context when referencing focal lengths. All of the numbers quoted are correct for the 35mm format. Change the sensor size and the relationship to focal length will change. A 50mm prime is a standard lens on 35mm full frame and kind of standard on APS-C. The same 50mm lens would be a telephoto on micro 4/3 and a wide angle in IMAX (and probably have significant exposure falloff at the edges of the frame of IMAX as well). Test your gear, learn, and know what it can do for you... and have fun!
Awesome job on creating this video. Very informative, interesting, with very good examples. Videos like this are so valuable…amazes me that we can learn these for free. Thank you.
When i found this channel, i felt like a greedy child who found lots of chocolates, i didnt want to share it with anyone and keep all the knowledge to myself...but i realised these guys shared it for free...and the least i can do for them is to share their videos as much as i can. Kudos to the creators. You guys are making many distant dreams seem closer for aspiring filmmakers
Exactly my thoughts. FOR FREE!! Such a nice, to the point book. I read 3 in one day as it was so much interesting to learn about exposure, camera lenses and colours. Thank you so much @studiobinder. Love you guys.
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00:00 Intro to Camera Lenses
01:15 How Does a Lens Work?
04:05 Extreme Wide Angle
05:58 Wide Angle
07:13 Standard
08:51 Telephoto
10:49 Macro
13:14 Tilt Shift
14:44 Exercise
18:54 Final Takeaways
@Kalp Parashar varies significantly depending on the type of lens and the brand
To what sensor or film stock size do the focal lengths apply? 35mm film, Super35? Super16? APS-C, FullFrame? ;-)
Thank You Lord for helping us with our dreams and our lives 🙏 ❤
IF YOU ARE READING THIS, DO NOT TAKE THAT VACCINE ‼️‼️‼️
It is an abomination they are trying to disguise as medicine. But Jesus said by sorcery were all nations deceived and in the original translation that word is pharmakia which is where we get the word " pharmacy " from ❤🙏🏼
I love the intro song, could you post it just a small clip I need it
A Big salute for the Narrator who often doesn't get any appreciate from people.
He's the best!
@@StudioBinder he is
@@StudioBinder who’s your narrator by the way 🤣
@@lomokino3310 Plot twist: it's you
Is he the guy who did The Stanley Parable?
Who needs a film school when you have such quality info presented in such beautiful manner by such quality channels? well done guys!
This shits all over my 2-year photography course, such a great presentation.
His voice is so soothing aswell
Thats what Im sayin..
Hope it helps!
If this video (absolutely well done) provides more info than a University course, then.. there’s something wrong with education
I used to watch movies in a normal way as a generic audience. When I found this channel back a year ago, I am now watching and analyzing the technical side of film making. This channel changed my perception of film making. Thank you studio binder. The only channel I allowed for notifications. I wish one day I could see the narrator.
Thanks for watching!
@@StudioBinder Same, my wife and I now call out shot sizes and types etc when we watch movies. It has actually brought us closer together!
The same happens when you are a music producer, you're just listening to the soundtrack analyzing the sounds and mix. It's crazy, fun and interesting
Fantastic writeup
His name is Paul Gregory.
The narrator's work is incredible
He's the best!
This channel is basically the Bible to Filmmaking !! Thank you so much StudioBinder
Cheers!
Great video! Everybody needs to see this!
I like your videos too
These series are so well organized with easy to understand breakdowns to tie in with examples of the cinematographic greats. We are all lucky to receive this information for free!! In fact - the series is becoming a popular reference and shared in my industry (vfx/animation). Even though we're using virtual 3D cameras all these principles can be applied even down to the lens choice, as we are able to copy the specs to mimic the "real-world" lens.
We love hearing news like this, thanks for sharing!
The narrator/voice talent deserves an award. Salute.
Impossible to decide. So many good lenses. I could watch shot types for days. Beautiful work.
All great tools, we just have to be good craftsmen
When I achieve my dream of becoming a filmmaker I owe it all to you guys
We'll be waiting for the shoutout!
Me too. Because I cannot afford to go to film direction learning institute because of money and the only way I'm learning is studiobinder. Thanks a lot studiobinder
The narrator really makes this content amazing to watch and listen to. I hope you always keep this guy, his voice is perfect for this.
I get so happy when this channel uploads a video. I’ve never been to film school but I’m really interested in filmmaking! Thank you for existing!
Thankful to exist! haha
Sometimes I wish these videos would never end
All good things do 😔
13:26 The plane of focus can be *tilted* left/right/up/down. The shifting doesn't change the plane of focus, just which part of the image circle you want.
Finally, the most awaited answers I am searching for.
Your quest is over :)
@@StudioBinder Nah! Still a long way to go....
@@koushikreddy5885 upcoming director in tollywood eh?
@@Kyle-lx6ru A wannabe actually. How did you guessed by the way?
@@koushikreddy5885 im on the same journey as you bruv. trying to become one in kollywood
I literally cried watching this, I have never noticed such fine details in the movies that's been shown as an example here.
Hats off to the StudioBinder team.
I finally found a National Geographic Channel for filmmakers! Salute to the creators. This would be the best tutorial I ever had. A big thanks to the team. This channel deserves a million subscribers!
This channel is the only resource you need for filmmaking. Period.
We appreciate that :)
This must be one of the most well made videos I've seen on UA-cam; well done indeed
These videos are immaculate and incredibly well produced. Can’t believe I’m watching this for free.
Free to subscribe haha
Who else sees a bigger picture with these guys? The way the narrator explains every point makes me feel like am the next filmmaker in the making. Kudos. From Kenya
Omg this video is criminally under appreciated, it deserves at least 2M+ views
THIS IS THE TREASURE ANY PHOTOGRAPHY/ FILM MAKING ENTHUSIAST NEED TO QUENCH THIER THIRST OF PASSION.
From Screenwriting to Lenses, Studio Binder has helped me through it all over the years. Extraordinary explanations. Bravo!
from studio binder I've learned more about film and it's fundamentals than any other channel out there, the information presented is simple, easy to understand and to the point
Happy to help!
Just stumbled into your channel and now forever hooked. The amount of care you give into these lessons is a breath of fresh air. Will continue rewatching them. So much to learn and apply.
I really love this channel, so informative and super high production . Thanks for all the work that must go into creating each episode.
4:45 Extreme Wide wide angle start at 10/11mm / For The Revenant, Emmanuel Lubezki used lenses between 12mm and 21mm on the wide Alexa 65 sensor as said MR Pernickety.
You made the best video series I saw on YT. Thanks and congrats.
This is seriously one of the best channels on UA-cam on movie making.
I'll never get tired of commenting how thankful I am for being subscribed to you, awesome people. Really hope someday I can support you with something more than a mere like and comment. All the best for you!
Thanks for watching!
I'm grateful to you all. Your videos teach me SOOOOOOOO much. I'm learning from a few other places, but these videos are so concise, and informative. I literally take notes and go envision my next scenes with the knowledge of the lens, frame, or sound. THANK YOU!!! I promise to pay it forward!
glad to hear it's helped you. We'll be waiting for the shout-out! haha
When I become a succesful screenwriter one day, I will owe all my hard work to you guys. You guys made learn everything about a film. Brought me to new levels and made my day. Thanks a lot you guys!!!
Thanks for providing a CRYSTAL CLEAR PICTURE ON THIS
It's all in the focus ;)
A content that gives a feeling as if I'm watching something premium. Exact things that I always was curious about while watching movies because cinematography is such a topic of interest for me. Wow! Truly an awesome, awesome job you have done here.
This is one of the best channels of the entire youtube, congratz.
My name is Noah from Iraq, Baghdad. I would like to thank you for this beautiful video, which contains a lot and is rich in information. Thank you from the heart.
As someone who is not a filmmaker but is just curious to learn more about the craft (I make music for film so it's definitely good for me to know) this channel has been illuminating to say the least. And presented so simply to be easy to understand.
Great to hear it's been able to help you :)
I needed this! Finally started my short film journey and this is exactly what i needed to expand my equipment. Thank you
Happy filming!
The narrator has that unique brand of david attenborough-e kind of voice that could make me listen to him for hours, no matter the subject. And the rest of the production is just as good, great facts and pacing, aswell as the editing. Easy instant subscribe, keep it up, I LOVE IT!
Yet another quality video from StudioBinder, I never expect any less. Thank you again!
Glad you liked it!
Love that you use the movie "the 90's. It looked so shoe string yet drew me into story. I just rewatched it last night after watching these. Thank you so much for these chestnuts of knowledge.
I just came here... once again... to say "I love you!"... and "I can hardly wait for the Frame Rate video!"
Thank you so much for this series!!!! ♥📽
Extraordinary videos. These videos themselves make me feel like watching a Movie rather than learning about it.
I have a degree in Cinematography, whenever I watch one of your videos, I feel I was fooled by the school that I attended. Thank you so very much for this AMAZING channel.
Glad we could help 👍
Wow!!.. just found this channel 2 days ago...I can't believe is FREE..THANK YOU
StudioBinder is the #1 channel for technical cinema analysis... change my mind.
don't want to 💯
This Channel is dropping Diam everyday!!!! every second i spend is worthy
I'm only at the intro, but let me express my gratitude for another magnificent video at this point already. I know what I can expect from you.
Got to meet and pass expectations 💯
Amazing work guys! Learned a lot so far...you should create a similar series about video editing! It'd be so helpful
Thanks studio binder ! I’m on my way, somewhere in this life because of y’all , free info , life changing info
it is truly extraordinary that such a great content is completely free and available on youtube, a deep thank you for such gift, have a good day
DUUUDE half way threw this video and I AM SHOCKED at how good it is. WOW! i'm probably going to watch this a few more times
This channel is a great guide, a great Guru to people like me who couldn't go to any film school or institute.
Oh come on...!! I was already on the edge of my seat for two weeks and now I probably have to wait 1 month to see about frame rates as well??? Please give this series more priority on the upload schedule it is amazing!!!
haha glad you're liking the episodes. We to rotate between the series to provide a variety of content regularly
appreciated the video, big thanks to the narrator who made the video simple but rich and easy to understand
make more of these conceptual videos please I couldn't find other channels that break down concepts so easily that even for a newbie it is clear and productive honestly make more
More on the way!
Well constructed and clear information that every aspiring filmmaker should watch. Thanks StudioBinder team!
Cheers!
Thank you so much for this amazing content and lots of effort for free! I don't usually comment under videos, I just leave a like and move on but I felt like I have to show appreciation this time since your content is extremely useful. Please never stop doing this!
this channel, this video is piece of gold... i don't know how can i thank you!
Like, subscribe, and share 😂
This is more than a film school for an assistant director like me ... ❤️More power to you teachers...love you ...
The Telephoto lens was widely used in those classic films that were shot on Petrero Hill & Stainer Street San Francisco. Thank you Studiobinder for this wonderful lecture.
Thanks for watching :)
I was just about ready to say “Hey, no love for Anamorphic?” But, then you said will be covered in upcoming video 😎. Looking forward to it!!
on its way!
This channel is the Kurzgezast of film makers and cinematography lovers
The moment I saw you videos I subscribed coz genuinely no one describes the way your videos describes the details of any cinematic videography. Seriously am getting lots of knowledge by your tips. Keep it up
Great to hear, happy filming!
5:35 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas use (info I found) a Zeiss Prime 10mm and 12mm on a 35mm Alexa. It's shure it's NOT a fisheye but ultra wide angle. For example, look the wall at 5:48 it's straight.
Same in Birdman it's Zeiss Master Prime 12mm and it's also NOT a fisheye.
(Thanks for your superb video. )
I was always confused by camera lenses but now that you have explained it simply and clearly in this video, I understand them now
I love you. You are the best source for aspiring filmmakers, you don't know how happy you make me with all the knowledge you spread.
I have shared you videos to.many of my friends . Please make more videos so that many others can know and understand cinema in a better way
Studiobinder 🔥🔥❤️❤️
New video every week!
This video is a masterpiece and good production 💗
(must watch for complete lens guide) for last 2 days I was looking for best lenses for video on my r6 then i found this it gave me all the information i needed and taught me everything about lenses.
Thank you for making all this information free!!
Cheers!
This is the only explanation that has made it really easy to understand lenses. Thank you!
Thank you very much for creating such amazing content for learners and enthusiasts alike. Kudos to the great team!
This was great; super helpful!
Excellent info that you are not taught anywhere.... a big thank you.... Godspeed 🙏
The narrotor is the best teacher i have ever till now
The best narrator ever!
He's the man!
Great primer on lenses! I think it needs a point of context when referencing focal lengths. All of the numbers quoted are correct for the 35mm format. Change the sensor size and the relationship to focal length will change. A 50mm prime is a standard lens on 35mm full frame and kind of standard on APS-C. The same 50mm lens would be a telephoto on micro 4/3 and a wide angle in IMAX (and probably have significant exposure falloff at the edges of the frame of IMAX as well). Test your gear, learn, and know what it can do for you... and have fun!
These videos are absolutely invaluable.
Thank you a lot and we really really admire your work.
Please make more videos ❣️❣️❣️❣️
More on the way!
Great Information for filmmaking student. 😊😊😊.thank you for this video
Cheers!
I love how Deakins just had his own lens made
Good one
Awesome job on creating this video. Very informative, interesting, with very good examples. Videos like this are so valuable…amazes me that we can learn these for free. Thank you.
Absolutely best channel on UA-cam. Hands to your videos quality and the PDFs. Thank you so much 😊 Learned a lot from your channel.
This is the best video about lenses. I've always wanted a video with examples. Brilliant!
glad it helped!
When i found this channel, i felt like a greedy child who found lots of chocolates, i didnt want to share it with anyone and keep all the knowledge to myself...but i realised these guys shared it for free...and the least i can do for them is to share their videos as much as i can. Kudos to the creators. You guys are making many distant dreams seem closer for aspiring filmmakers
Simple and smart narration...but Great feel. Hats off....
All the focal length mentioned in this video are based on s35 (APS-C) sensor which indicates 1.5x crop factor as full frame equivalent?
this is my question as well
Best channel for new flim maker ❤ every video is a masterclass
Class in session!
Estos videos son pura calidad de enseñanza, tienen una capacidad para simplificar y explicar todo tan bien, que gran trabajo hacen en studiobinder
I've seen two videos of you now, and I love you for creating all this!! Will watch the whole series :D
This channel is just the best. Thank you for everything you do.
Cheers!
Impressive, I am really speechless after watching your video. Well done!!
My personal film school on the go, right here!
You guys are absolute geniuses!
A big big Thankyou!❤️❤️❤️
Happy filming!
This is incredibly well done, guys. Thank you for creating it.
My appreciation to your great contribution for all those who are in need of such filming knowledge. Thank you!
These guys have even provided a ebook about lenses for free.
Even my school/ clg teachers didn't help me this much
haha we like giving reading assignments
Exactly my thoughts. FOR FREE!! Such a nice, to the point book. I read 3 in one day as it was so much interesting to learn about exposure, camera lenses and colours.
Thank you so much @studiobinder. Love you guys.
Thanks for this, it was really helpful.
Studio Binder you are doing a great job...May God bless you and your team !!