I came to see the difference in magnification. Just letting you know.

I am addicted to 50mm lenses it’s not even funny anymore

So then Henri Cartier-Bresson's works are boring? I think not. If one is familiar of the results rendered by each lens, you can choose what is most likely to work in each situation on the street. The 40 or 50mm lens works with ease in framing composition, geometry, with nearly no distortions, unless you work hard for such. Nothing wrong with the 24 to 35mm range though you really have to be more up close. Seeing something going on across the street might be totally lost at 24 or 28mm, as you can only crop in so much to save the day. Yes, there are times when you cannot back-up enough, but those times are rare. There are times when you might get less story with a tight lens, but then again with the wide you often crop to get only what you wish in view. Joel Meyerowitz is a proponent of the 35mm view to capture other elements within frame seemingly unrelated. That is interesting, though when he changed to the wider view, IMO, he had the same or less great images. To use 85mm or longer to get that special look or portrait qualities is great too. But you will toss-out a load of opportunities for shots that day on the street. Life is compromise with the short or long lens to get the special shots. The 40mm - 50mm will have less compromised days of shooting. OK -- maybe the 35mm. Love all the lenses, with the 28mm look being great, in some cases. In the end, it could be simply how we see the world, thus more a personal way of camera and mind ( heart ). Thanks for the video, Loren

How much is admission to Bushkill Falls?

And since you made this video, Viltrox has added a 16 mm f1.8, 20 mm f2.8 and a 40 mm f2.5 and a 50 mm f1.8 for FF Z cameras. I have the 16mm, the 20 mm and the 85mm f1.8 and am very happy with all of them. The price points don't hurt, either. :-)

Tanks are synominous with unreliability, breaking down and blowing up. Just stop.

I see ths is an old post but I’ll reply anyway. Just got the Z5 two days ago and I love the camera. Going through my lenses to see which ones will autofocus. I own four Sigma lenses and they do fine with the autofocus. My problem is the other Nikon lenses I have don’t autofocus. I’m still assuming I’m doing something wrong but haven’t figured it out yet.

Awesome info!

I have a 135 1.8 and a 70-200 2.8 II , Sony . Found that portraits look better at 200 2.8 compared to the 135. Will be selling off the 135. Bokeh at 200 2.8 is comparable to 135 1.8.

Torn between this and the nikon 14-24

Awesome video but I have a question for you. I have a built-in flash on my canon 80 D can I use this flash 270 eX2 with any issues

My son and I are into birding so we enjoyed hearing the birds along highland trail. He got great shots of both falls and birds.

Helped me get my Sirui 35mm Anamorphic lens working on my M6 Mark II - Many Thanks!👍🏾

wish i never bought this camera there's hardly any lenses for it and they are all expensive

could i use this flash on my canon 5D mark IV and also can i keep the flash on constantly? cheers

You missed ou the Gradad of them all.. Canon TS35/2.8

Very helpful thanks

Hi, the long exposure shot on the ride is awesome 👌🏼... what type of ND filter did you use? Any suggestions for a cheap 77mm ND filter for a newbie?

Very helpful, thanks!

Thank you for helping me to finally resolve the issue. 🥰

Universe mirror? 🤔😂👉🌞

Sorry gotta ask. Who's the snowman in the background? 😂😂😂😂 Great tip

Does the adapter drain the battery also or is it just the speed booster? Great video. Thank you! Of the

Thanks for your video. I was thinking to get a used 50mm F1.8 z lens but I had the same the concerns that once I've got this lens it will be sitting in my bag and never see the daylight. I shoot mostly landscape and occassionally taking pictures of family pictures. I thinkmy 24-120 F/4 Z lens should do the job. Like you've mentioned I probably would go for the 85 mm f/1.8 or 35mm f/1.8 if I want to do portraits. The 50mm focal length for me is either here or there.

Should you return to youtube perhaps share what was the return value on your camera kits KZfaq is flooded with premium kit reviews but I cannot find for amateurs the final end value, final cost (printing expenses) and final depreciation I know of people who have gone all in on the premium but never have mounted any images; perhaps due to cost

Ha! Sneaker tripod! I'll be remembering that one.

Thank you so much!!! I was thinking about ending it all trying to figure this out.

I intend to get the 56 for my sony A6600

F mount lenses are not up to the mark with z series camera except for sigma art lenses

I found a big difference being out there shooting in the real world, for me RF lenses are much better than EF

This video needs some color grading bad lol

Thanks for sharing the one lens you need for landscape photography. Here are mine: 90mm f/5.6 Fujinon for 4x5 inch monorail view camera 65mm f/5.6 Fujinon for Fuji GSW690 medium format rangefinder 50mm f/4.5 Mamiya for RB67 medium format SLR 28mm f/2.8 Nikkor for Nikon 35mm SLR 28mm f/2.8 Zeiss Biogon for Contax 35mm rangefinder 14mm f/2.5 Panasonic for Olympus micro 4/3 16-55mm f/2.8 weather-resistant auto focus Fujinon for weather resistant Fuji X-Pro2 digital mirrorless

Do you want to sell the Zeiss? Im buying.

●Yes, but use a filter in front, dust will get inside immediately.

Laowa 15mm shift is sooooooo good

I might have missed it because I was just so interested in the other little tips and the images themselves but I didn’t hear your recommendations on focal lengths. I’d love to know what focal lengths you think work best for the parks. I know Magic Kingdom is a bit different as you may want much longer lenses to get some clean images of the wild animals but how about the rest of the parks? I’m more of a Universal park’s guy myself so I won’t be getting photos of wildlife but I’d love to bring my camera to get some really good images. The only specific lens recommendation I heard in the video was the 70-200mm you recommend for the gorillas.

I’ve been looking everywhere for this video. Thank you!!

Both!

If all Nikon lenses are ok but third party are not focusing the problem is not with F5.

Do all of the Canon mirrorless cameras have this? Reallywanting to upgrade to full frame and have been looking at 5d mk3 or 6d mk 1 or 2, but if even the budget lile the rp have this I may need to consider mirrorless

Did you tried it with DaVinci resolve as well? im not in so i cant search for this. But nice info

Great tips, and some things I've never thought of before, Thanks for sharing 👌

Good video, What is the difference between the different degree angles of the fisheye lenses, for example 180° or 220, 250°? I hardly see any difference when I watch videos. And what I would also be interested in is how you get that peephole look with it?

Why do look like young mike from better call saul and breaking bad 😊

legend. thanks

I love Cars Land! Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos and that tip about timing. I'll definitely want to try that next time that I'm there.

Thanks for the info. And you have a beautiful family.

Hi Bill and Eric--Very nice video from you guys..Enjoyed watching it and got some very good tips --Can yoiu please advice what filters you think one should have on him to shoot the NYC skyline

RF 135mm 1.8 beats them both (**)!

where did you buy the shirt?