Hi Mark, Great Review and the short lens flange and clinical looks it's a perfect solution for gimbal work. Thank you and keep it up with the Great Work !
I really like using the TTArtisan 50mm f2 on my Canon EOS RP. I got mine used from B&H for $55 in February, The shots have the vintage look which I love. I don't mind shooting manual. I also don't plan on switching to Sony or other brand anytime soon as I have acquired many canon lenses over the years that I can still use on my R series cameras by using an adapter.
You can always use an RF-EF adaptor and use tons of lenses with RF mount. I really don't ınderstand those who move away from Canon because of the RF issue. There is not such thing. And most of the EF lenses are even cheaper and better than the so called Sony 3rd party lens options!
There are still a lot of manual focus lenses for RF that TTArtisan and Laowa among many others are making. For example theres the cheap $100 TTArtisan 50mm f/2 lens
I hope you can do more videos about the canon rf mount cameras. I bought the vision lineup of these lenses and absolutely love them 🥰 I am by no means an expert and just doing this as a hobby but I really enjoy shooting with them and learning new things about cinematography. It’s a shame that the mount is not open to third party lenses for autofocus but I’m still enjoying my R7 immensely and have found a new love for shooting in manual ☺️ like someone else said I’d love to see a review of the Meike lenses as well. Cheers!
I've been trying to talk myself into cinema lenses for a couple of years now, but my problem is the lack of mount contacts. Canon has literally the best manual focus aide out there and great ibis, but I have no idea if they work without contacts... and I'm not prepared to eat a lens for a test. It's time for Cinema lenses to step their game up and get body contact info... and they can do this without raising the cost of their ridiculously overpriced products.
Manual focus cinema lenses require dedication, which may not be worth it. We had recently opportunity to try full frame 8K RED rig with multiple ZEISS' primes on workshop, our conclusion after days with it was that although great even for "word class" material, bunch of R5(C)s with standard autofocus RF optics will be much more manageable, arguably with even better final results.
Great stuff as always! I’m looking at the 50mm version from this set for myself. I’m doing my own research as well, but is there a such thing as a “budget” cine zoom lens that would be roughly equivalent to a 24-70mm for the RF mount?
Hello! I have a question, between the 7artisans and the dulens, which one would you choose for wedding videos? Thank you very much for your attention and response.
I have not tested the dulens yet, but dulens is about to launch some new lenses and they look very good for the price. I will be getting some to test. Should be available June or July I believe.
@@markwiemels thank you very much for your attention and answer, just want to start with cinema lens, but I heard that 7artisans have lot "Chromatic aberration"
I am making the jump to a full frame and will be getting the Canon R8. Moving on from the Canon R50 with the Nisi 9mm f/2.8 lens. This lens fits on the R8 but it's too wide on a full frame and even though it's been a work horse of a lens shooting real estate for about a year now, it has some issues. Like vignetting and distortion which my editors have been able to correct 95% of the time. However, the video panning warping cannot be corrected. What would be the best lens for the R8 shooting real estate photos and videos? Thanks in advance.
Hey Mark. I am getting into photography (mostly portrait & everyday shots), which of would you recommend: Canon M50 MK II with 18-150mm lens or Canon R50 18-45mm kit Lens?
@@markwiemels R8 and the built in false color is a game changer IMO. Even the so called cinema grade Sony cameras don't have ir in built and you will need to buy an external monitor to be able to expose fast and correctly.. A small compact Sony camera and a huge external monitor.. What's the point? R8 will be a big hit IMO!
The battery situation is a much bigger issue than the lens situation. The battery in my RP is practically the same as in my Fuji X cameras which are cheap as chips, except Canon moved the contacts and they've put some software in them so 3rd party batteries don't work properly. Oh, and then Canon charge £45 for a genuine battery that cost them peanuts. Canon is the new Apple.
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Hi Mark, Great Review and the short lens flange and clinical looks it's a perfect solution for gimbal work. Thank you and keep it up with the Great Work !
I really like using the TTArtisan 50mm f2 on my Canon EOS RP. I got mine used from B&H for $55 in February, The shots have the vintage look which I love. I don't mind shooting manual. I also don't plan on switching to Sony or other brand anytime soon as I have acquired many canon lenses over the years that I can still use on my R series cameras by using an adapter.
You can always use an RF-EF adaptor and use tons of lenses with RF mount. I really don't ınderstand those who move away from Canon because of the RF issue. There is not such thing. And most of the EF lenses are even cheaper and better than the so called Sony 3rd party lens options!
Really? Do all third party ef lens work
Because we vote by no spending money on their bullshit
@@dank9630 yes they do
@@erkkocaksome lenses have issues on certain cameras like the sigma 150-600c which has autofocus issues when adapted
What I’ve been doing with no issues
There are still a lot of manual focus lenses for RF that TTArtisan and Laowa among many others are making. For example theres the cheap $100 TTArtisan 50mm f/2 lens
I hope you can do more videos about the canon rf mount cameras. I bought the vision lineup of these lenses and absolutely love them 🥰 I am by no means an expert and just doing this as a hobby but I really enjoy shooting with them and learning new things about cinematography. It’s a shame that the mount is not open to third party lenses for autofocus but I’m still enjoying my R7 immensely and have found a new love for shooting in manual ☺️ like someone else said I’d love to see a review of the Meike lenses as well. Cheers!
My Meike Review- th-cam.com/video/OYUAguvAoHU/w-d-xo.html
I love my laowa 65mm macro t2.9
Great one for landscape as well
I've been trying to talk myself into cinema lenses for a couple of years now, but my problem is the lack of mount contacts. Canon has literally the best manual focus aide out there and great ibis, but I have no idea if they work without contacts... and I'm not prepared to eat a lens for a test. It's time for Cinema lenses to step their game up and get body contact info... and they can do this without raising the cost of their ridiculously overpriced products.
which one is bets for taking pictures of clouds, and sunsets
Are these lens good for Canom R10?
hope you could give comparison between 7artisan and Meike cinema lens too in future
i'm curious about apple to apple comparison
Manual focus cinema lenses require dedication, which may not be worth it.
We had recently opportunity to try full frame 8K RED rig with multiple ZEISS' primes on workshop, our conclusion after days with it was that although great even for "word class" material, bunch of R5(C)s with standard autofocus RF optics will be much more manageable, arguably with even better final results.
Explains so much about the lens problems with that line
Great stuff as always! I’m looking at the 50mm version from this set for myself. I’m doing my own research as well, but is there a such thing as a “budget” cine zoom lens that would be roughly equivalent to a 24-70mm for the RF mount?
Hello!
I have a question, between the 7artisans and the dulens, which one would you choose for wedding videos?
Thank you very much for your attention and response.
I have not tested the dulens yet, but dulens is about to launch some new lenses and they look very good for the price. I will be getting some to test. Should be available June or July I believe.
@@markwiemels thank you very much for your attention and answer, just want to start with cinema lens, but I heard that 7artisans have lot "Chromatic aberration"
Do these all autofocus or manual focus?
Watch the video😂
Very good looking lenses
I am making the jump to a full frame and will be getting the Canon R8. Moving on from the Canon R50 with the Nisi 9mm f/2.8 lens. This lens fits on the R8 but it's too wide on a full frame and even though it's been a work horse of a lens shooting real estate for about a year now, it has some issues. Like vignetting and distortion which my editors have been able to correct 95% of the time. However, the video panning warping cannot be corrected. What would be the best lens for the R8 shooting real estate photos and videos? Thanks in advance.
I would recommend the RF 16mm f2.8, works well with my R8
Hey Mark. I am getting into photography (mostly portrait & everyday shots), which of would you recommend: Canon M50 MK II with 18-150mm lens or Canon R50 18-45mm kit Lens?
easily R50
R10 with the 18-150mm lens!
r50, but considering you do portraits, get it without the kit lens and buy the 50mm f/1.8
I have the R50 with kit lens and I bought an EF adapter so I can use the older EFS and EF lens! It takes wonderful photos and amazing 4k video!
@@FullofCrappI also have the r50 lens. If I buy an adapter can I use other lens like sigma ?
I love your videos so much!
I'm trying to save up for an R8 at the moment 😅😅
I just bought an R8 and love it.
@@markwiemels that’s great to hear! I hope I can buy one soon 🥺
@@markwiemels R8 and the built in false color is a game changer IMO. Even the so called cinema grade Sony cameras don't have ir in built and you will need to buy an external monitor to be able to expose fast and correctly.. A small compact Sony camera and a huge external monitor.. What's the point? R8 will be a big hit IMO!
The battery situation is a much bigger issue than the lens situation. The battery in my RP is practically the same as in my Fuji X cameras which are cheap as chips, except Canon moved the contacts and they've put some software in them so 3rd party batteries don't work properly. Oh, and then Canon charge £45 for a genuine battery that cost them peanuts. Canon is the new Apple.
fire
i hate it when companies play dirty pool
U don’t want sharp with cinema lenses though 🤷♂️
Depends.... if the story you are telling is on a large depth of field
wanted to update to mirroless for the fast af and just inlvove with how canon egronomic and menu but only 3rd party mf,hell no