Great job! I would like to add to the conversation about the 4 point of interest. Subjects on the right will give you a more calming feeling and on the left it will give a sense of fleeing or anxiety. It does not matter what lens you use. But rules are meant to be broken!
Ron, my pleasure. Thank you for watching. I just filmed a couple of new videos this week (posted one just now and another one will be up next week). I appreciate the view and I hope I was able to help
Hey James, thank you so much for watching! Honestly man, I would say that the sigma 14-24 mm is our go to for our staple wide shots. 90% of the day we shoot with the Tamron 35-150 but for these wides, the 14-24 is perfect. I would also recommend checking out the sigma 16-28 mm. I posted a comparison video recently and for the price, it's also an extremely great option 🙌
Thank you for watching Marcos. We don't do bracketing but its not a bad method at all. I personally would still use it because it does have a different look and I like shaping my subject with light from a light source but Im sure you can do a good job without as well
Thank you so much! We'll be posting a lot more this year! We use the Godox AD200 mostly. We posted a video on that topic here: th-cam.com/video/feZ_KJ_Sd6g/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TNKPhoto
hello there, thanks for the tips and just wanna to ask u one thing that do you remove the light and assistant in the post or always place out of the frame. thanks in advane.
Hey Naresh, thank you so much for watching! I would say that 9 times out of 10 we keep the light out of the frame so we don’t have to do additional Post Production. In the rare situations where we have to leave the assistant in the frame, we place them knowing exactly how we’re going to Photoshop them out. I actually posted a new video about overpowering the sun that explains this a little bit more
Babatunde Omoniyi Thank you so much for watching! I don’t have a general rule as far as what f-stop. The reason is the depth of field won’t really be affected since it’s a wide angle lens. Typically when we use it with strobes it’s at a higher f-stop to darken the scene, when it’s more natural light I stick within 2.8-5.6 so if there's dust in the sensor it won't show as much and there's less post production. If we're shooting afternoon portraits there are times 2.8 will be ok because I don't want the shutter speed to be too slow. I hope that helps :)
TNK Photo thanks so much. The reason I’m asking is because I am considering investing in one a 16-35 or 12-24 Sony. Also because when I see some of the wide angle images the background is often like an image that was shot at f9 or f11. Everything are usually sharp. I have been advised by one of my mentors to shoot wide more hence why I was asking. Thanks for taking time to answer. Love from Sheffield, UK
Sweet video! I primarily shoot landscapes so I saw your channel because of the tokina opera review, and have since been inspired by the way you use wide angle lenses in your portrait work! Followed and subscribed!
Thank you for watching! I'm not as well versed with Canon so please double check before purchasing. This is for a crop sensor EF: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1571174-REG/tokina_atx_i_af120cfc_atx_i_11_20mm_f_2_8_cf.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A514&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGlpXY4YhZZeBe9ANo3EPJYOeDnPuENJ9XWhVCKG5psI3oCInUZcvAhoCiq4QAvD_BwE Or for Full Frame, the lens mentioned in this video is a great bang for the buck www.adorama.com/tn1628opc.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGuQ__vc8fTqEUHLxcovxsDaUTQhKYOhA3lSkkyM0nugXOeQCO9o4XBoC1wUQAvD_BwE&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGuQ__vc8fTqEUHLxcovxsDaUTQhKYOhA3lSkkyM0nugXOeQCO9o4XBoC1wUQAvD_BwE& You can spend a bit more and get a Sigma but truth be told, the Sigma and Tokina have treated me just the same (Tokina unfortunately doesn't make a Sony mount for this lens and I switched last year) www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1390808-REG/sigma_212954_14_24mm_f_2_8_dg_hsm.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A6879&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGl9TpODoR-mMPbU9flet3VCTJKwBs8d9qL_mB7QoO_ol6r7ZENY-pxoCS6wQAvD_BwE
This is a very helpful Tip! But i need to know why my shots are not sharp using a 35mm lens at f2 standing back 8ft away... Hope you can educate me more about it... Thank you so much!
Thank you Ronaldo! at f2 most lenses will not be their sharpest. Try shooting at a higher F stop. Keep in mind if you're shooting from far away you're not getting any depth of field anyway so f2 and f8 are gonna look practically the same anyway. F2 at 2 feet away would make a difference but further away you're sacrificing sharpness for no benefit. I hope that helps
@@Fifthimagez very nice. 35mm is a great walk around focal length too for vacation. I'd recommend checking out the Tokina 16-28mm 2.8 for a super wide angle if budget allows. That thing is a workhorse and great value (2.8 constant on full frame). A lot of our staple shots we have on our website and IG are with that lens
hello. I have one question. Suppose you have a 14-24 lens, if you zoom to 25 mm, it will be ok to shoot or is it still giving the distortion? I have seen some videos about the sigma 14-24 mm but I could not figure that out yet. Thanks a lot
Thats a great question Rodrigo! Remember that distance has a lot to do with it. Although a bit of distortion will happen since technically it's still a wide angle focal length; if your subject is further away from the camera and closer to the center of the frame, it should be ok. Avoid having feet or heads near edges. As far as architecture type of shots, at 25mm it shouldn't be much of an issue and you can always do minor tweaks in post
Thanks for the fast response 👍. So if you have a 24 mm prime lens it would perform way better in terms of distortion than a 14-24 mm zoomed into the 24mm?
@@rodrigosilva-hu9hv My pleasure. You know, thats a REALLY good question. I wish I had the exact answer. I think manufacturer to manufacturer makes a difference. I know some 14/16mm will stretch more than others. I will say, at 24 as long as you're shooting flat on (not on an angle) you can likely do most fixes in LR or PS after however. I know for architecture photography tilt shift wide angles are used quite a bit too, to be able to warp the way you want it to. I hope that helps a bit
@@TNKPhoto Yes I share the same opinion, I have been doing some photographic work in real estate, and I would like to find a lens that would put as much information in the photo frame as it would be possible, but with the least distortion, and that would also make video, but it is not easy to find, and most of the time I have to change lenses which annoys me a lot. I have seen some reviews about Laowa Zero D and now about Sigma 14-24, but not decide yet... so I have been in a dilemma. Thanks for the opinion and I hope you continue with the good work, it helps a lot, will keep folowing the channel
Thank you Pablo. It's a pretty sweet lens. I've been using it for a couple of months now and it's holding up really well too as far as build (we don't take it easy on our equipment). Glad it helped!
it is purely based on realization and self spritualization; Nature speak to you and yes you can talk with human. I am contemplating for wide angle lens (Irix 15mm or Tokina Opera) to relate human's presence in divine landscape.
Yeah I think that not looking at our work like "our babies" helps. We all have flaws in our work...our job is to minimize them as much as possible. Thank you for watching :)
V.livi's Visual haha uncle Bob is the endearing term we use for people that show up with professional grade gear to a wedding who like getting in the way
Great job! I would like to add to the conversation about the 4 point of interest. Subjects on the right will give you a more calming feeling and on the left it will give a sense of fleeing or anxiety. It does not matter what lens you use. But rules are meant to be broken!
I know this is a couple of years old, but I wanted to say thanks for some great tips
Ron, my pleasure. Thank you for watching. I just filmed a couple of new videos this week (posted one just now and another one will be up next week). I appreciate the view and I hope I was able to help
@@TNKPhoto I will definitely check them out. Subscribed
Hi, great video! A lot of good tips, thanks! I was just wondering if you use a 14mm much in your wide angle environment portrait photography? Thanks 😊
Hey James, thank you so much for watching! Honestly man, I would say that the sigma 14-24 mm is our go to for our staple wide shots. 90% of the day we shoot with the Tamron 35-150 but for these wides, the 14-24 is perfect. I would also recommend checking out the sigma 16-28 mm. I posted a comparison video recently and for the price, it's also an extremely great option 🙌
Do you also use bracketing for your environmental or only strobes?
And if you use bracketing will it be a need for speed light?
Thanks
Thank you for watching Marcos. We don't do bracketing but its not a bad method at all. I personally would still use it because it does have a different look and I like shaping my subject with light from a light source but Im sure you can do a good job without as well
@@TNKPhoto thank you for your time!
some very useful tips thank you! Well put across too!
Thank you very much Simon, and thank you for watching :)
Just finding this now, but love your channel and subscribe which Strobec do you like do use the godex?
Thank you so much! We'll be posting a lot more this year!
We use the Godox AD200 mostly. We posted a video on that topic here:
th-cam.com/video/feZ_KJ_Sd6g/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TNKPhoto
hello there,
thanks for the tips and just wanna to ask u one thing that do you remove the light and assistant in the post or always place out of the frame.
thanks in advane.
Hey Naresh, thank you so much for watching! I would say that 9 times out of 10 we keep the light out of the frame so we don’t have to do additional Post Production. In the rare situations where we have to leave the assistant in the frame, we place them knowing exactly how we’re going to Photoshop them out. I actually posted a new video about overpowering the sun that explains this a little bit more
I have been searching the web for this information. Thanks so much. Please what f.stop would you recommend for wide angle portraits ?
Babatunde Omoniyi Thank you so much for watching! I don’t have a general rule as far as what f-stop. The reason is the depth of field won’t really be affected since it’s a wide angle lens. Typically when we use it with strobes it’s at a higher f-stop to darken the scene, when it’s more natural light I stick within 2.8-5.6 so if there's dust in the sensor it won't show as much and there's less post production. If we're shooting afternoon portraits there are times 2.8 will be ok because I don't want the shutter speed to be too slow. I hope that helps :)
TNK Photo thanks so much. The reason I’m asking is because I am considering investing in one a 16-35 or 12-24 Sony. Also because when I see some of the wide angle images the background is often like an image that was shot at f9 or f11. Everything are usually sharp. I have been advised by one of my mentors to shoot wide more hence why I was asking. Thanks for taking time to answer. Love from Sheffield, UK
Sweet video! I primarily shoot landscapes so I saw your channel because of the tokina opera review, and have since been inspired by the way you use wide angle lenses in your portrait work! Followed and subscribed!
Thank you very much Viet, I appreciate it
Can you recommend best budget wide angle lens for canon ef
Thank you for watching! I'm not as well versed with Canon so please double check before purchasing. This is for a crop sensor EF:
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1571174-REG/tokina_atx_i_af120cfc_atx_i_11_20mm_f_2_8_cf.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A514&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGlpXY4YhZZeBe9ANo3EPJYOeDnPuENJ9XWhVCKG5psI3oCInUZcvAhoCiq4QAvD_BwE
Or for Full Frame, the lens mentioned in this video is a great bang for the buck
www.adorama.com/tn1628opc.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGuQ__vc8fTqEUHLxcovxsDaUTQhKYOhA3lSkkyM0nugXOeQCO9o4XBoC1wUQAvD_BwE&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGuQ__vc8fTqEUHLxcovxsDaUTQhKYOhA3lSkkyM0nugXOeQCO9o4XBoC1wUQAvD_BwE&
You can spend a bit more and get a Sigma but truth be told, the Sigma and Tokina have treated me just the same (Tokina unfortunately doesn't make a Sony mount for this lens and I switched last year)
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1390808-REG/sigma_212954_14_24mm_f_2_8_dg_hsm.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A6879&gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGl9TpODoR-mMPbU9flet3VCTJKwBs8d9qL_mB7QoO_ol6r7ZENY-pxoCS6wQAvD_BwE
Great Video
Thank you Martin!
This is a very helpful Tip! But i need to know why my shots are not sharp using a 35mm lens at f2 standing back 8ft away... Hope you can educate me more about it... Thank you so much!
Thank you Ronaldo! at f2 most lenses will not be their sharpest. Try shooting at a higher F stop. Keep in mind if you're shooting from far away you're not getting any depth of field anyway so f2 and f8 are gonna look practically the same anyway. F2 at 2 feet away would make a difference but further away you're sacrificing sharpness for no benefit. I hope that helps
@@TNKPhoto Thank you so much! It all makes sense now! Thank you for being patient with my question! More power to you!
Try shooting in live view beyond 8 feet . Under 8 feet shooting through OVF does work even at 1.4 . The reverse applies for 85 mm 1.4 lens
Great video amazing tips I just got my first wide angle lens
Thank you! Sweet! It's a great look to be able to have at your disposal. What lens did you end up going with?
TNK Photo 35mm f/2
@@Fifthimagez very nice. 35mm is a great walk around focal length too for vacation. I'd recommend checking out the Tokina 16-28mm 2.8 for a super wide angle if budget allows. That thing is a workhorse and great value (2.8 constant on full frame). A lot of our staple shots we have on our website and IG are with that lens
hello. I have one question. Suppose you have a 14-24 lens, if you zoom to 25 mm, it will be ok to shoot or is it still giving the distortion? I have seen some videos about the sigma 14-24 mm but I could not figure that out yet.
Thanks a lot
Thats a great question Rodrigo! Remember that distance has a lot to do with it. Although a bit of distortion will happen since technically it's still a wide angle focal length; if your subject is further away from the camera and closer to the center of the frame, it should be ok. Avoid having feet or heads near edges. As far as architecture type of shots, at 25mm it shouldn't be much of an issue and you can always do minor tweaks in post
Thanks for the fast response 👍. So if you have a 24 mm prime lens it would perform way better in terms of distortion than a 14-24 mm zoomed into the 24mm?
@@rodrigosilva-hu9hv My pleasure. You know, thats a REALLY good question. I wish I had the exact answer. I think manufacturer to manufacturer makes a difference. I know some 14/16mm will stretch more than others. I will say, at 24 as long as you're shooting flat on (not on an angle) you can likely do most fixes in LR or PS after however. I know for architecture photography tilt shift wide angles are used quite a bit too, to be able to warp the way you want it to. I hope that helps a bit
@@TNKPhoto Yes I share the same opinion, I have been doing some photographic work in real estate, and I would like to find a lens that would put as much information in the photo frame as it would be possible, but with the least distortion, and that would also make video, but it is not easy to find, and most of the time I have to change lenses which annoys me a lot. I have seen some reviews about Laowa Zero D and now about Sigma 14-24, but not decide yet... so I have been in a dilemma. Thanks for the opinion and I hope you continue with the good work, it helps a lot, will keep folowing the channel
Nice informative video. I'm buying a 16mm crop sensor lens, so this helps me quite a bit. Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you Pablo. It's a pretty sweet lens. I've been using it for a couple of months now and it's holding up really well too as far as build (we don't take it easy on our equipment). Glad it helped!
Cool Video
Thank you!
Which lens are you using for the wide angle?
Thank you for watching! We use the Tokina 16-28mm 2.8 Opera
it is purely based on realization and self spritualization; Nature speak to you and yes you can talk with human. I am contemplating for wide angle lens (Irix 15mm or Tokina Opera) to relate human's presence in divine landscape.
Thanks great tips
Thank you for watching :)
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Cheer!!!!
Thank you so much Giap 🙏🙏 stay tuned, I’ll be posting a lot more in the coming weeks and months
Cool video--great tips
Fotodiox Inc thank you very much for watching 🙏🏽
thanks bro.. informative
Thank you very much for watching Babus :)
nice video bro..
thank you!
Self critiquing is good suggestion but after an interval
Yeah I think that not looking at our work like "our babies" helps. We all have flaws in our work...our job is to minimize them as much as possible. Thank you for watching :)
I agree, I love to yap to people also, lol
Haha love it! It’s funny too cause I was such an introvert growing up but when I found something I was passionate about, it all just came out
Who is uncle Bob?
V.livi's Visual haha uncle Bob is the endearing term we use for people that show up with professional grade gear to a wedding who like getting in the way
hi brother
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get dirty and lay on the ground......
😂 I like your style Manny
Please kill that background music when talking! Very distracting
Why you yelling bro. Calm yourself. But fair enough, I always listen to feedback if it’s respectful.