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Who else is team primes??
Helpful AND entertaining! …Thanks.
I love your reasoning for using primes for weddings. it makes total sense, especially with weddings where its all about the emotions.
So basically by choosing a prime lens you either have to change your lenses all the time (meaning missing some nice shots) or you have to have an extra camera and lense on your strap ready to go. Costly option IMHO.
You said it Fuji film brought back your love for photography again. I guess why did you fall out of love from photography. I’m going through a similar phase.
suuch a good point about the zoom lenses!! i'll keep that in mind when i think about using the 50-140mm 🙂
The prime lense sizes you mentioned are for full frame sensors? What size prime lenses do you recommend for crop sensors?
I haven't shot pictures at a wedding yet. I shot my Granddaughter's Junior prom with a Canon 90D, and the EF 50mm f/1.2. It wasn't a problem on individual shots, but it was a major problem on group shots, which was a great lesson on aperture. I was shooting manual, still taking lessons, and I had owned the lens for 2 weeks. I was shooting everything with the aperture wide open. I should have been around f/8 to f/11 on the group shots, since they were 2 to 3 rows deep. Every group shot had out of focus people, depending on where I focused. With giggling girls, my shutter speed was to low. I was shooting on continuous, and that was a smart move. Next time I will hopefully do better. That lens is actually sharpest at f/5 on my camera body.
I'm of the firm belief that 24/50/135 is the best prime trio. If I'm gonna shave it down to two, I'll stick to the 24 and 50, leaving the 135 in the bag or at home, but I completely get why others would go 35/85, instead. The one point I wanna bring up, and you may have caught onto it, is that having too many lenses is a cluttered experience. Bringing a 24/35/50/85 lens kit is just too much, you'll wanna swap lenses too often.
17-40mm f4 L, 50mm and 85mm f1.8 primes covers everything for me. Would like faster lenses but for now very happy. I have a 70-200mm lens but rarely use it.
0:45 : you cant be arsed researching which system is the best bang for buck, etc. at the time of recording. alright.
I'm glad to hear you use a crop sensor. I have an a6400 and am looking to start doing some wedding photography and I have been feeling a little pressure to get a full frame camera thinking I need it for low light performance. I think some people get caught up on specs and I fall pray to that sometimes!
The other reason I feel the pressure to go up to a full frame sensor is because I like my sony cameras… but the crop sensor cameras only have 1 sd card slot. Which is really unfortunate. I'm hoping to get away with it for the first year before relegating the a6400 to a backup camera before upgrading to an A75 when it comes out.
Keep in mind that 35 is basically a 50 and 50 is 75 on a crop
100% disagree with being away from the action when using zoom lenses
Now you got me interested in Holdfast…and I must admit, it looks FANTASTIC!! My Nikon Z8 is on its way and I wonder if SIghtseer would be big enough for full frame lenses and gear….
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I would love a video on how you set up lighting 😊
Question. I thought full frame sensor is better for large group photos. Otherwise if you use crop sensor body, you have to go 24mm lens which has distortion
Where can I buy similar hat ?
Regarding Zooms.
As I'm " old skool " and prefer to zone focus ( especially for portrait & product photos) with exception of tracking of action shots, I tend to preset my Zooms Focal length for the effect I'm trying to achieve and them position myself as if it where a prime..
( You might find this interesting).but to shoot soft I use my 1.7 50mm + 2x Teleconverter ( as you stated in your bright sunlight day video) not only does the 50 double up as a 100mm by the teleconveter also behavies as a 2stop.ND ..
All the Best 🤗
I want to shoot a wedding with my camera (canon r7) but I was really worried because I hear all of this talk that you can’t shoot weddings with a crop sensor camera . Thank you for this video