I too have a the M50, kit lens, nifty fifty, adapter and viltrox speed booster. If you look closely at shots using the 50mm with both you will see less clarity on the edges and corners with the speed booster. So there is a bit of a drawback to the speed booster.
This is tremendously helpful. This is the only review I’ve seen that actually give real life examples as far as comparisons on how far you are from your subject. Thank you!
This was about the fifth video I watched comparing these two, and this was by far the most helpful, thank you! I'm a total beginner and also only currently have a kit lens, and want the nifty fifty, so this was literally perfect for me as a point of comparison. Off to buy the Viltrox it is!
Viltrox also has a mount adapter for around 30€. That is around 34USD. Since there is nothing special in this adapter I see no reason to pay a premium for the original canon adapter.
There is. I bought the vilttox one and it leaks light. And my tokina lens wouldnt work I returned it abd bought a oe one on ebay. Af works faster and no hunting. Just wait for a deal or sale
I use the voltrox adapter got it for 70 bucks. I use it With the nifty fifty. Don’t really mind the crop factor. I usually look at renewd on Amazon too 👊🏽
Wow Angela! This is an excellent video. So much hard work and such a clear explanation. Thank You for creating it! I would also like to see a video if you can do about the differences between 85mm f1.8 lens vs. 50 mm f1.8 lens of canon using in Canon M50. Keep up the good work!!!
I have been using both of them because of you said like that is important to me I also wanted to buy Canon Camera M-50 R model for me because it's also helping me using Ef lenses So both of them are useful to me.
I've made a focal length comparison by using kit lens and nifty fifty. 50mm + speedbooster = 35mm kit lens. Even though I've set both lens at f/6.3, 50mm + speedbooster produce brighter image compared to 35mm on kit lens
Hey great video, and good demo. You did my head in for a moment at timestamp 10:46 -ish, but I'm good now. e.g. EF-S 10mm (no crop factor required) x 0.71 = 7.1mm FF equivalent, with lower aperture. With FF lenses you have to include the Crop Factor in the math. I'm old and a bit slow... Cheers!
It does not work that way. The crop factor is the property of the sensor. You will need to apply it equally on EF and EF-S lenses so the 10 mm is 16 mm equivalent. If you use it with a speed booster you should experience extreme vignetting. The widest rectilinear EF lens Canon has is 11-24 mm which is over 3000 €. Do you think you can get much wider with some trick?
@@okaro6595 Instead of being a "dick," how about you clarify your point? Crop factor is not a property of the sensor, in and of itself. It IS however, a property of the relationship, based on comparison of different sized sensors, using the 35mm "full frame" size as the reference model. As for the rest, "Please explain?"
ha. I ghetto rigged the glass from a cheap 4 dollar magnifying glass. onto a 30$ smart mount adapter and still getting that extra stop of light. but the chalk circles were the best representation of distance that I've seen yet. as you usually get photo comparisons but you don't really get that sense of distance. thank you for that. my question is have you actually updated the adapter yet. and does it make a difference? as I've heard some speed boosters give more clarity and sharpness after an upgrade.
@@Zaiithaan I'm not talking about that. the software updates make the autofocus more accurate is what I mean. in terms of nice you're seeing on your display and what's actually going into the image when you shoot raw is a world of difference.
I really really enjoyed each and every word of your video. I am so happy to sub and help your channel. I learned so much and your examples where on point and gave me a very clear answer on what a speed booster is and what it does. Your helper was so happy and cheerful, I thought she was going to make you start laughing....lol What area are you in??? would love to help in any way I can..... Peace and love always.
Nice comparison, Actually this type type of comparison i am looking for quite long time. But I want to know Is their any issues of battery drainage. I want to buy for my canon m50 mark ii..
Hello, i have a Viltrox speed booster and a Viltrox Adaptor. Do you know if they are compatible with Tamron ef lenses? Or i have to buy the Canon adaptor ef eos m? 🤔
Will the Viltrox Speed Booster work for the Canon M50 with a Laowa 9mm f/2.8 manual focus lens for Canon ef-m mount? I'm trying to get more light in and wider 4k shooting real estate. Thx!
Hello Angela, Thank you for the information, you have helped me so much in my buying decisions. I use the Canon EOS M50, would you please make a Video of the settings that you use for your M50 and maybe a PDF Sheet with same? Thank you again. By the way, I am Visually Challenged.
Hey, i just recently came across your video and bought a speed booster myself. However, when I try to take pictures with my canon m50, it keeps giving me this error 70 message that says “An error prevented shooting, turn the camera on and off again or re install the battery”. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Hey, thanks for this very helpful video. I just got the booster+50mm combo for the m50. My only question is: Is it normal that the lens constantly focuses the image even though I don't half press the picture button. I switched the servo autofocus off but it still does it. I guess this eats a lot of battery... i already updated the firmware on the booster to V1.4
Hi, thanks for the video :-) nice to compare field of view and light gain (actually more T stop than F stop) but why didn't talk about autofocus? I have many EF lenses I use on Sony a6400 + EF-EII speedbooster, but focusing is not reliable. I'm wondering if EOS M++ users have same problem...? Would you do update video (lens wide open + ND filter on)? Regards
Question- so having both the speed booster and the adapter gives each EF lens used on your M50 two effective focal lengths, would you consider it a good idea to have both adapters?
I think it doesn’t hurt to have both, cause they both driver different looks. Say your in a situation where you can’t get as close to the subject, having that normal adapter could be nice.
Question : I have a Canon M50 ii which im seeking to hook up a Sigma 400mm Prime lens to. This lens seem rather large for my Viltrox Ef-Eos ?! So im wonder if i may possibly use either of these ! Thanks
Extremely late response, but in case anyone else has this question: if the sigma has a EF Mount than it would work with both of these. If not, it won’t.
Not unless you do something stupid like carry a huge telephoto lens from the body. Also with tripod use the tripod mount in the adapter. If yo do not use tripod you can remove the tripod mount.
I got the viltrox speed booster for my canon 50 eos ef-m15-45 Is still but didn't know the canon 50mm rf is not compatible. What should I do? Or what lens can I get to fit this viltrox speed booster? Or should i keep the canon 50 rf? If so, what adaptor can or should I get to attach to my camera? Please advise, newbie here 🙏 😢 TIA
There is absolutely no way to use an RF lens on EOS M cameras. Absolutely none! You the need to sell the lens or get Canon EOS RP. You will need the EF version of you adapt.
Extremely late response, but in case someone else has this question: Depends, for the normal one it will actually increase your zoom more cause of a crop factor… so if you like the telephoto aspect and want to be really zoomed in, that’s the one. However, if you want the 70mm for portraits of something then the Viltrox may be better since it doesn’t crop as much and allows you to drop the f/stop lower
I have a M50 mark II. I recently purchased a speed booster. However, when I use it with a Tokina 11-16mm lens I get vignetting on 11-13mm focal lengths. Is this normal or a defect? Do I need to change a setting to remove the vignetting?
Without knowing exactly which lens it is, I suspect the Tokina 11-16mm lens is an APSC (EF-S) lens. If so, then it's completely normal to see vignetting. EF-S lenses don't normally fit on speedboosters, but there are a few that will.
OOooooooo good question, well the nifty 50 with the speed booster is better for low light for sure. But if i was going somewhere and could only take one lens it would probably be the 22mm, its super compact and the wider shot means i don't have to back up from my subject when taking a shot.
Not comparable as the focal lenghts are entirely different. The comparison would be valid to 32 mm f/1.4 which is much sharper that the speed boosted 50 mm.
Extremely late response, but in case someone else has this question: when my camera is off I haven’t really noticed this… but when it is on I do feel like it drains it faster
@@AngelaZuniga probably talking about vignetting. IF the lens even fits, yes, it would likely vignette. Most APSC (EF-S) lenses won't even fit on a speedbooster. They'll hit the glass before the mount even engages. I can't remember, but I think my Tamron 18-400 will mount on my Viltrox speedbooster, but it's pointless with the vignette.
Welllll yes, but even though that’s the case and the aperture physically stays the same the f/stop is able to drop down to 1.2. From online: “Speed Booster makes the focal length 0.7x shorter. F-number is simply focal length divided by entrance pupil diameter. Since the former reduces by a factor of 0.7x but the latter remains the same, F-number also becomes 0.7x smaller, or one stop faster. The F-stop increase is real.”
I bought the adapter for 30 € in 2015. The were selling huge amount on eBay from some unsold kits. It really does not change the crop factor but the focal length. The 0.71x multiplier makes it 35.5 mm f/1.2 then when you apply the crop factor you see it is equivalent to 57 mm f/2 on full frame i.e. close to the original 50 mm f/1.8. The first was not at 45 mm as it was wider than the 35 mm the speed booster gives. It is more like 15 mm. The same for the 10 feet. The photos at 7:14 seem OK. 45 mm is between 35 mm and 50 mm.
Hi Ángela !! Congratulations very Good explanación, we the non-native english speakers celébrate you speak slow, with very Good dicción , so we can follow your explanación . Best regards from México
@AngelaZuniga I've seen on YT some videos of people modding the mount of an ef-s lens to enable it to be used with the speedbooster, but not sure about vignette in that case
Madam, you did not cover 2 points (a) EXIF data - do both transmit this (b) Auto-Focus how well are they supported? Thank you, for stating the Viltrox is EF only, not EF-S.
I did in the comparison for low sun footage... but i couldn't during the other comparison footage because the sun was crazy bright and I don't have an ND filter for my nifty 50
Wow what a dramatic difference in low light with the 1.2 aperture. Very helpful presentation. Thanks for the video. Kristen makes a good model.
I too have a the M50, kit lens, nifty fifty, adapter and viltrox speed booster. If you look closely at shots using the 50mm with both you will see less clarity on the edges and corners with the speed booster. So there is a bit of a drawback to the speed booster.
This is tremendously helpful. This is the only review I’ve seen that actually give real life examples as far as comparisons on how far you are from your subject. Thank you!
You are the only one who highlighted the EFS & EF thing for the speed booster, saw many videos. Thanks a lot
This video explained everything I needed to know way better than the big channels that I follow. Great video, keep it up 💪🏽🔥
This was about the fifth video I watched comparing these two, and this was by far the most helpful, thank you! I'm a total beginner and also only currently have a kit lens, and want the nifty fifty, so this was literally perfect for me as a point of comparison. Off to buy the Viltrox it is!
I'm a beginner, too... What's your IG lets talk more about the M50
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought the M50 2 weeks ago and LOVE it! This was so helpful. I'm off to buy the Viltrox too.
Right? I'm buying the sigma 18-35 1.8 for my m50 and this sold me on the speed booster
Great video! Love my speed booster! I have both adapters from viltrox and have no complaints ✌🏽
Thanks Angela for the demo showing the distance side-by-side. Most helpful review yet!
Thank you for this. This was a quick concise explanation with examples of the differences of speedboosters vs adapters.
I bought my speed booster on Walmart for 70 dollars brand new. No joke 100% legit. I was considering buying another one as a back up.
Is it viltrox?
@@Habib209 yessir no cap
Been hoping and waiting for this!
Happy to have delivered!!! Lol
Invited beautiful model, measured distances, made side by side comparisons - I'd like every other reviews on YT were like this one.
I really like the glow the speedbooster adds.
Amazing video the level of work you put in explaining and making these videos are truly awesome.
Thank you very much! Glad to be making content with useful information!
you have the best video on this topic, thank you just got the EOS M Classic.
I was today’s years old when I found out I could use ef-s lenses with the canon adapter 😂 I was about to get rid of all of them too
Lol glad you found out before you did that 😂
Not all ef-s I think … but all ef.
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Viltrox also has a mount adapter for around 30€. That is around 34USD. Since there is nothing special in this adapter I see no reason to pay a premium for the original canon adapter.
There is. I bought the vilttox one and it leaks light. And my tokina lens wouldnt work
I returned it abd bought a oe one on ebay. Af works faster and no hunting.
Just wait for a deal or sale
I use the voltrox adapter got it for 70 bucks. I use it With the nifty fifty. Don’t really mind the crop factor. I usually look at renewd on Amazon too 👊🏽
Excellent video with a good explanations on how these devices work. Thanks and jumping in and getting this Viltrox booster. Thank you.
Very nice! I just got my M50 thanks for this video!
Thank you very much Angela for this video, very explanatory and helpful!!
Great video! Thank you!
Wow Angela! This is an excellent video. So much hard work and such a clear explanation. Thank You for creating it! I would also like to see a video if you can do about the differences between 85mm f1.8 lens vs. 50 mm f1.8 lens of canon using in Canon M50. Keep up the good work!!!
Great video, helps me so much to understand more from my M100 camera 👍
This video is very helpful, thank you for this information
Really nice tests. The light there is gorgeous!
Perfectly explained. Wish you great success on your channel 🙏
Incredibly helpful video! Thank you!!
I have been using both of them because of you said like that is important to me
I also wanted to buy Canon Camera M-50 R model for me because it's also helping me using Ef lenses So both of them are useful to me.
Another great video and helpful for my next purchases. Liked and subscribed! TY. Keep up the great vids!
thank you this is very helpful since i got my canon m50 mark ii last 2 days ago
I've made a focal length comparison by using kit lens and nifty fifty. 50mm + speedbooster = 35mm kit lens. Even though I've set both lens at f/6.3, 50mm + speedbooster produce brighter image compared to 35mm on kit lens
Explained really well.
Very well put. Great job this video has helped me a great deal.
Thanks for this video. I subscribed and like the video
Your explanation is great 🔥
You convinced me to buy the 50mm and the speed booster. Thank you!
Best explanation I've seen so far. Thank you
Your welcome :)
The speed booster is great for full frame lenses!
Amazing
Hey great video, and good demo. You did my head in for a moment at timestamp 10:46 -ish, but I'm good now. e.g. EF-S 10mm (no crop factor required) x 0.71 = 7.1mm FF equivalent, with lower aperture. With FF lenses you have to include the Crop Factor in the math. I'm old and a bit slow... Cheers!
It does not work that way. The crop factor is the property of the sensor. You will need to apply it equally on EF and EF-S lenses so the 10 mm is 16 mm equivalent. If you use it with a speed booster you should experience extreme vignetting.
The widest rectilinear EF lens Canon has is 11-24 mm which is over 3000 €. Do you think you can get much wider with some trick?
@@okaro6595 Instead of being a "dick," how about you clarify your point?
Crop factor is not a property of the sensor, in and of itself. It IS however, a property of the relationship, based on comparison of different sized sensors, using the 35mm "full frame" size as the reference model.
As for the rest, "Please explain?"
thank u
we fully understand
Super Dope!! Thanks!!
Thank you very much for your help
👌🏽💯 thanks for your comparison it's helpful 👍
ha. I ghetto rigged the glass from a cheap 4 dollar magnifying glass. onto a 30$ smart mount adapter and still getting that extra stop of light. but the chalk circles were the best representation of distance that I've seen yet. as you usually get photo comparisons but you don't really get that sense of distance. thank you for that. my question is have you actually updated the adapter yet. and does it make a difference? as I've heard some speed boosters give more clarity and sharpness after an upgrade.
I have not updated yet! Just got it and was so excited to make a video on it lol
Software cannot change the glass dude
@@Zaiithaan I'm not talking about that. the software updates make the autofocus more accurate is what I mean. in terms of nice you're seeing on your display and what's actually going into the image when you shoot raw is a world of difference.
Great review, subscribed
I really really enjoyed each and every word of your video. I am so happy to sub and help your channel. I learned so much and your examples where on point and gave me a very clear answer on what a speed booster is and what it does. Your helper was so happy and cheerful, I thought she was going to make you start laughing....lol
What area are you in??? would love to help in any way I can..... Peace and love always.
Waoh what a review ! ❤️
Glad you liked it!!
Nice comparison, Actually this type type of comparison i am looking for quite long time. But I want to know Is their any issues of battery drainage. I want to buy for my canon m50 mark ii..
Can you reply this @angela zuniga ?
Hello, i have a Viltrox speed booster and a Viltrox Adaptor. Do you know if they are compatible with Tamron ef lenses? Or i have to buy the Canon adaptor ef eos m? 🤔
thank you for this video it was helpful
Such a helpful video!
Well done
Will the Viltrox Speed Booster work for the Canon M50 with a Laowa 9mm f/2.8 manual focus lens for Canon ef-m mount? I'm trying to get more light in and wider 4k shooting real estate. Thx!
Wow thanks for sharing.
I see alot of vignetting with your sample shots using the speedbooster
Thank you!!!
Hello Angela,
Thank you for the information, you have helped me so much in my buying decisions.
I use the Canon EOS M50, would you please make a Video of the settings that you use for your M50 and maybe a PDF Sheet with same?
Thank you again.
By the way, I am Visually Challenged.
Hey, i just recently came across your video and bought a speed booster myself. However, when I try to take pictures with my canon m50, it keeps giving me this error 70 message that says “An error prevented shooting, turn the camera on and off again or re install the battery”. Any ideas on how to fix this?
@Angela Zuniga: Great vid... specially where you marked distance on floor.
JoseTheVegan on TH-cam
Hey, thanks for this very helpful video. I just got the booster+50mm combo for the m50. My only question is: Is it normal that the lens constantly focuses the image even though I don't half press the picture button. I switched the servo autofocus off but it still does it. I guess this eats a lot of battery... i already updated the firmware on the booster to V1.4
Can I use the speed booster with a 22m EF-M lens even though it already fits the camera?
No you cannot, the outer part of the adapter is built for ef lenses
So if we use the speed booster adaptor the aperture could even go lower than f/1.8 😱?
Hi, thanks for the video :-) nice to compare field of view and light gain (actually more T stop than F stop) but why didn't talk about autofocus? I have many EF lenses I use on Sony a6400 + EF-EII speedbooster, but focusing is not reliable. I'm wondering if EOS M++ users have same problem...? Would you do update video (lens wide open + ND filter on)?
Regards
Question- so having both the speed booster and the adapter gives each EF lens used on your M50 two effective focal lengths, would you consider it a good idea to have both adapters?
I think it doesn’t hurt to have both, cause they both driver different looks. Say your in a situation where you can’t get as close to the subject, having that normal adapter could be nice.
@@AngelaZuniga Thank you enjoying your videos
When I use the speed booster and the 50mm, my photos come out with a lot of blur around the edges of the frame
That is the character of it. If you want razor sharp images get the EF-M 32 mm f/1.4.
question you ever use the sigma lens 16mm it has 1.4/f
I have not! But I have seen videos about it and definitely have my eye on it
Question : I have a Canon M50 ii which im seeking to hook up a Sigma 400mm Prime lens to. This lens seem rather large for my Viltrox Ef-Eos ?! So im wonder if i may possibly use either of these ! Thanks
Extremely late response, but in case anyone else has this question: if the sigma has a EF Mount than it would work with both of these. If not, it won’t.
Is it safe to use adptors are there any changes to damage the fiting portion on canon m50 ? How its your experience
Not unless you do something stupid like carry a huge telephoto lens from the body. Also with tripod use the tripod mount in the adapter. If yo do not use tripod you can remove the tripod mount.
Extremely late response, but in case anyone else has this question: I think it is safe, I have not had any issues with my adapters.
Bought both viltrox speedbooster and the adapter, I get a better perspective on both adapters....
Hy Super Video
So true!
Why can we just increase the iso to get that better light?
You can, but at some point your photo will start getting grainy!
New sub here!!
Welcome aboard! Lol
Speedbooster+NF50mm+ k&fConcept ND Filter = 4x4 lens
I got the viltrox speed booster for my canon 50 eos ef-m15-45 Is still but didn't know the canon 50mm rf is not compatible. What should I do? Or what lens can I get to fit this viltrox speed booster? Or should i keep the canon 50 rf? If so, what adaptor can or should I get to attach to my camera? Please advise, newbie here 🙏 😢 TIA
There is absolutely no way to use an RF lens on EOS M cameras. Absolutely none! You the need to sell the lens or get Canon EOS RP. You will need the EF version of you adapt.
@@okaro6595 Thank you!
Which adapter would be better to use with an
EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM lens?
Extremely late response, but in case someone else has this question:
Depends, for the normal one it will actually increase your zoom more cause of a crop factor… so if you like the telephoto aspect and want to be really zoomed in, that’s the one. However, if you want the 70mm for portraits of something then the Viltrox may be better since it doesn’t crop as much and allows you to drop the f/stop lower
I forgot why i came to this video after falling for Crystin❤️
Lol oh dear
@@AngelaZuniga she is beautiful.... isn't
why can’t i use autofocus with the speedbooster?
Hmmmm I have never had this issue, maybe try a sw update for your speed booster and your camera?
@@AngelaZuniga yeah i barely found out there’s a usb port on it smh
I have a M50 mark II. I recently purchased a speed booster. However, when I use it with a Tokina 11-16mm lens I get vignetting on 11-13mm focal lengths. Is this normal or a defect? Do I need to change a setting to remove the vignetting?
I don’t really experience this, but I only have used it with the ef 50mm
Without knowing exactly which lens it is, I suspect the Tokina 11-16mm lens is an APSC (EF-S) lens. If so, then it's completely normal to see vignetting. EF-S lenses don't normally fit on speedboosters, but there are a few that will.
What is your take on the Nifty Fifty + Speedbooster vs 22mm pancake?
OOooooooo good question, well the nifty 50 with the speed booster is better for low light for sure. But if i was going somewhere and could only take one lens it would probably be the 22mm, its super compact and the wider shot means i don't have to back up from my subject when taking a shot.
I just bought the 22mm for wide angle photo's, normally I use only the 50mm for almost everything.
Not comparable as the focal lenghts are entirely different. The comparison would be valid to 32 mm f/1.4 which is much sharper that the speed boosted 50 mm.
What about battery drain if you keep the speed booster attached to the camera even when it's off and in the bag ?
Extremely late response, but in case someone else has this question: when my camera is off I haven’t really noticed this… but when it is on I do feel like it drains it faster
@@AngelaZuniga thanks
Hi angela, is the Viltrox speedbooster compatible with the M50's Kit Lense ?
Extremely late response, but in case someone else has this question:
No it is not, it will only work for lenses with an EF Mount.
Hi, can the speed booster can use it on kits lens?
Nope it cannot be!
I just bought an m50 mk2 for $470 :)
Hi would the speed booster work with the m200?
It only works on ef lenses since it’s essential an upgraded Mount adapter
Yes, it works with any EOS M-series camera. The lens has to be full frame EF (not RF).
If you use the speed booster with a apsc lens, does it have the shadows as if you used the apsc lens with a full frame camera?
I am not entire sure what you mean about the shadows... Can you elaborate?
@@AngelaZuniga probably talking about vignetting.
IF the lens even fits, yes, it would likely vignette. Most APSC (EF-S) lenses won't even fit on a speedbooster. They'll hit the glass before the mount even engages. I can't remember, but I think my Tamron 18-400 will mount on my Viltrox speedbooster, but it's pointless with the vignette.
I don’t get it, the nifty fifty is a 1.8 lens not a 1.2 🧐🤷♂️
Welllll yes, but even though that’s the case and the aperture physically stays the same the f/stop is able to drop down to 1.2.
From online: “Speed Booster makes the focal length 0.7x shorter. F-number is simply focal length divided by entrance pupil diameter. Since the former reduces by a factor of 0.7x but the latter remains the same, F-number also becomes 0.7x smaller, or one stop faster. The F-stop increase is real.”
I bought the adapter for 30 € in 2015. The were selling huge amount on eBay from some unsold kits. It really does not change the crop factor but the focal length. The 0.71x multiplier makes it 35.5 mm f/1.2 then when you apply the crop factor you see it is equivalent to 57 mm f/2 on full frame i.e. close to the original 50 mm f/1.8.
The first was not at 45 mm as it was wider than the 35 mm the speed booster gives. It is more like 15 mm. The same for the 10 feet. The photos at 7:14 seem OK. 45 mm is between 35 mm and 50 mm.
Hi Ángela !! Congratulations very Good explanación, we the non-native english speakers celébrate you speak slow, with very Good dicción , so we can follow your explanación . Best regards from México
Sorry, i know explanacion Is not right , the prédictive typing mode made me do it.
Too bad the Viltrox EF-EOS M2 Speed Booster Adapter can not be used for EF-S to EF-M nount.
For Realllllssss
@AngelaZuniga I've seen on YT some videos of people modding the mount of an ef-s lens to enable it to be used with the speedbooster, but not sure about vignette in that case
Madam, you did not cover 2 points (a) EXIF data - do both transmit this (b) Auto-Focus how well are they supported? Thank you, for stating the Viltrox is EF only, not EF-S.
Shoot in f1.8😿
I did in the comparison for low sun footage... but i couldn't during the other comparison footage because the sun was crazy bright and I don't have an ND filter for my nifty 50
You are just too cute. And your friend. I see she like to be shot. You should make a film with her.
U did not compare image quality
Hmmmm I thought showing some sample photos would be enough 😬
great video, your very beautiful ❤
So basically I’d be stupid not buy this combo
It will not allow a thumbs up!
Ahhhhh oh no… that’s weird, thanks for the comment though!
Thank you!!!
Would the speed booster work on a Canon M10 too ?
I believe so, it seems to have an M Mount so I don’t see why it 🤷🏽♀️