You don't need iso 400 for a cloudy day or 1600 for the pot photo, with iso 200 it's enough. It is important to know how to take photos and learn to use the 18-55. But, as in other videos, it seems that they want to make the kit lens look bad.
Can you show the difference between Canon 50 mm f1.8 with settings ( f4.0 ) and Canon 18-55mm with settings ( 50mm , f4.0 ) Will the pictures be the same?
All kit lenses. Like 18 55 ,18 135, 18 140 ,18 105 and Tamron 18 200 also sigmaa. All these are considered as kit lenses but. These lenses are not optically brilliant if we are considering the sharpness where as prime lenses are super sharp ,,,,,,. Am I correct ??????
Aside from aperture, Bokeh, and distances differences, is a prime 50mm lens the same as zoom 50mm when it comes to distortion? For example, a 16mm on the human face looks dumb. Aside from sharpness or F stops, are the fixed and zoom lenses at 50mm the same when it comes to making a face look stupid - like 16, 24, and 35mm do?
Sir... I teach by writing on the White board with enough lighting but words are not sharp, crispy & visible enough. I want to make my words look sharp & crispy, I have to decrese ISO to 100 but When I do it I myself don't look good even after having sufficient lighting. If I want me & my words look clear & crispy with good light, then which lens should I purchase for white board teaching for best quality ? Sir plz help me....
Ok so just making sure this is correct - So when I use my kit lens I could still have the same difference, but my apaerwture is around 4-6 right, but if I got this prime lens I could have the same distance with just a more open ape rather at 1.8? So If i shot the same subject with the same focal length but on the different lenses, my 1.8 would just be more depth, giving me more bokeh? I hope I’m understanding! :)
nice video. have you compared the low light video shots between the kit and prime lens?.. i need to shoot some videos of self in low light and wanted to know.
Definitely, I will 3 reasons: 1. Shallow Depth of Field When you see a portrait, for instance, that has a softly blurred background behind the subject, this is caused by using a shallow depth of field. 2. Training Your Eye A 50mm lens comes the closest to capturing what your eye naturally sees, so many beginning photographers find it a good training lens. 3. Versatility A 50mm lens is excellent at portrait, street, and landscape photography. You can keep this lens on your camera all day and rarely find a situation where you wished you had a different lens. It is also lightweight and fast at focusing, making it an overall pleasurable experience.
Let's be honest its a gimmick for 120 bucks it doesn't make that big a difference about the same as popping 2 different lenses exactly the same on but made 2 days apart..
not apple to apple. if you want to compare you should compare with the same iso, the same shutter speed, and same apperture...to see the difference. what i see is you compare it with different iso, different apperture..this is not a versus stuff..it is obvious that prime lens has so much bokeh compare to your kit lens
on the flip side he is keeping the exposure constant for both and hence raising the iso on kit lens to compensate for the larger f stop (hoping the shutter speed is the same and focal length is 50 mm for both cases which it does seem to be the case).. i like the idea he went with although i agree with yours more. should have kept the exposure triangle values same (except for aperture obviously)and then clicked.
Who tf uses 400 or higher during daytime, no matter if cloudy or not, it's 100 max 200 during the day. It's like you f*cked up the pics with the kit lens on purpose. Ofc it's noisy when you're turning up the iso.
Hi, thanks for the video! Would u advise the best one for a video shooting (food channel on TH-cam)? I'm now using this kit 18-55mm, f4-5.6, not bad at all, but it really really lacks a good zoom and a nice bokeh...🙄 which is necessary quite often to make some juicy videos of a ready meal... some advised to get this fixed 50mm with f1.8, i.e. thinking more of a diaphragm, but I was thinking more of a focus length maybe, and get 18-135mm for instance? I'd really appreciate your advise🙏Thank you!
Terribly done. You forgot a huge element of the photos and video in the description. What is the f-stop? The lenses are apples and oranges. Except if you set them up identically. They will preform virtually identical at 50mm and f-stop set the same. You barely showed the true differences in the lenses.
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You don't need iso 400 for a cloudy day or 1600 for the pot photo, with iso 200 it's enough. It is important to know how to take photos and learn to use the 18-55. But, as in other videos, it seems that they want to make the kit lens look bad.
50 mm is not distance to subjects...it is the distance between the lens and the sensor...
With 50mm lens recording someone playing guitar on a tripod . How far do I need to be to capture the whole scene in one spot?
@@hyunbin8814 the distance is normally on the lens. normally around 1 foot is the minimum focus distance to get a good shot
More 0.45m
Can you show the difference between Canon 50 mm f1.8 with settings ( f4.0 ) and Canon 18-55mm with settings ( 50mm , f4.0 )
Will the pictures be the same?
All kit lenses. Like 18 55 ,18 135, 18 140 ,18 105 and Tamron 18 200 also sigmaa. All these are considered as kit lenses but. These lenses are not optically brilliant if we are considering the sharpness where as prime lenses are super sharp ,,,,,,. Am I correct ??????
Thanks a lot for this video! The 50mm is definitely my favourite.
Wouldn't another fix for low light photography on the 18-55mm be just slowing the shutter speed as well? That way more light can be taken in?
U would need to hold thr camera steady or it will be blurry
Thank you for teaching me that not all lenses have the ability to zoom in and out. I just assumed they did! Thanks for saving me some money! lol
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Thank you very much for this video. I have kit lenses and now I bought the second one - 50mm, as I need them for my jewellery photography:)
Great 👏
Thank you so much for such an informative comparison, you have answered the questions I was concerned about.
I dont know those two lenses but trust me and never buy 55-105 lens when you buy a camera for the first time
Brother, Do u still stay in KL?very informative video. Tnx for making this video.
Hii, can i use the 50mm 1.8stm lense on my canon eos 100D?
Yes it is ef Mount which means it can be used for any dslr
It can be used for any CANON dslr@@joashlal6831
Great and straight to the point
Are both lenses have the same sharpness and color quality ?
You are a genius at presenting.
could have included low light comparison.
When I use the nifty fifty, do I have to keep my camera on manual focus? I don’t think it can use the facial auto focus features... is this right?
it has auto focus
Aside from aperture, Bokeh, and distances differences, is a prime 50mm lens the same as zoom 50mm when it comes to distortion? For example, a 16mm on the human face looks dumb. Aside from sharpness or F stops, are the fixed and zoom lenses at 50mm the same when it comes to making a face look stupid - like 16, 24, and 35mm do?
Wooow amazing video. Well explained and all the features are covered.
Tansholpan Bekmyrza thank you!
Great comparison. Just what I was looking for!
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Thank you for an informative video. Much appreciated!!
Great information and good video.
Sir... I teach by writing on the White board with enough lighting but words are not sharp, crispy & visible enough. I want to make my words look sharp & crispy, I have to decrese ISO to 100 but When I do it I myself don't look good even after having sufficient lighting.
If I want me & my words look clear & crispy with good light, then which lens should I purchase for white board teaching for best quality ? Sir plz help me....
Ok so just making sure this is correct -
So when I use my kit lens I could still have the same difference, but my apaerwture is around 4-6 right, but if I got this prime lens I could have the same distance with just a more open ape rather at 1.8?
So If i shot the same subject with the same focal length but on the different lenses, my 1.8 would just be more depth, giving me more bokeh? I hope I’m understanding! :)
will this 50mm 1.8 lens work on a canon 80d
Perfectly !!!!
My SL2 Came With 18-55mm Lens N weeks Later I brought the 50Mm Lmao 😂 ...
Rico Evans LITERALLY ME TOO AHAHA I GOT MY KIT LENS TWO WEEKS AGO AND AM ORDERING THIS ONE TOMMOROW
ordered mine yesterday lol lol
literally same 😂
@@lina-oj2md me reading this comment with an SL2 trying for figure this shit out
So where is the zoom lens? as said on the title? :/
nice video. have you compared the low light video shots between the kit and prime lens?.. i need to shoot some videos of self in low light and wanted to know.
Can bridge camera take good portrait?
I'm planning to get the panasoni lumix Fz1000..
It looks I don't even need the 50mm lens. I have the 18 55mm by the way.
Clear and exact to the point. Informative video thanks!
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This helped me so much!! Thanks a ton
Thank you so much this helped us a lot
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What would you use to photo edit on a Mac and can you upload a video or direct me to one that I can download with the key
Dude you need to zoom in at lest upto 100% otherwise no difference would be visible.
Thank you so much! Very informative and straight to the point!
would this be a good lens for the canon t6i?
Definitely, I will 3 reasons:
1. Shallow Depth of Field
When you see a portrait, for instance, that has a softly blurred background behind the subject, this is caused by using a shallow depth of field.
2. Training Your Eye
A 50mm lens comes the closest to capturing what your eye naturally sees, so many beginning photographers find it a good training lens.
3. Versatility
A 50mm lens is excellent at portrait, street, and landscape photography. You can keep this lens on your camera all day and rarely find a situation where you wished you had a different lens. It is also lightweight and fast at focusing, making it an overall pleasurable experience.
Thank you! It was very helpful!
Which camera did you used?
@BD i-Tech, wat is the name of the background music that you used here? I like it.
Thank you for the vídeo! Very educational!
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I need a nifty fifty
Which is this camera
Let's be honest its a gimmick for 120 bucks it doesn't make that big a difference about the same as popping 2 different lenses exactly the same on but made 2 days apart..
Is it good for videos
not apple to apple. if you want to compare you should compare with the same iso, the same shutter speed, and same apperture...to see the difference. what i see is you compare it with different iso, different apperture..this is not a versus stuff..it is obvious that prime lens has so much bokeh compare to your kit lens
on the flip side he is keeping the exposure constant for both and hence raising the iso on kit lens to compensate for the larger f stop (hoping the shutter speed is the same and focal length is 50 mm for both cases which it does seem to be the case).. i like the idea he went with although i agree with yours more. should have kept the exposure triangle values same (except for aperture obviously)and then clicked.
Very use full video nice explain
Nice & informative video
Great precise, to the point, informative & well done. Good job and thanks.
Thumbs down only because the music makes it hard to understand you. I'm hard of hearing.
The best video thanks brother
Thank you 🙏
that was much helpful good luck bro
Thank you 🙏
Great job Faisal brother
thank you
Good video for kit Lance a prime Lance
What music did you use here?
Thank you dude!
Are u from Bangladesh?
Who tf uses 400 or higher during daytime, no matter if cloudy or not, it's 100 max 200 during the day. It's like you f*cked up the pics with the kit lens on purpose. Ofc it's noisy when you're turning up the iso.
Hi, thanks for the video! Would u advise the best one for a video shooting (food channel on TH-cam)? I'm now using this kit 18-55mm, f4-5.6, not bad at all, but it really really lacks a good zoom and a nice bokeh...🙄 which is necessary quite often to make some juicy videos of a ready meal... some advised to get this fixed 50mm with f1.8, i.e. thinking more of a diaphragm, but I was thinking more of a focus length maybe, and get 18-135mm for instance? I'd really appreciate your advise🙏Thank you!
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This is very informative 👍🏻
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great video!
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50 mm. F 1.8
are you malaysian?
BlackTop nope
@@BDiTech i see but you definitely was in malaysia...
BlackTop yes I shot this in Putrajaya
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Terribly done. You forgot a huge element of the photos and video in the description. What is the f-stop? The lenses are apples and oranges. Except if you set them up identically. They will preform virtually identical at 50mm and f-stop set the same. You barely showed the true differences in the lenses.
You can blurr the back ground out in the editing software without buying a lens that is already in the range of a zoom you have
It’s doable in post production but time consuming 🙏
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