Canon 50MM f/1.8 VS 24MM f/2.8 | Which budget lens is better for the M50?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I compare the canon ef 50mm f/1.8 vs the 24mm f/2.8! I help you discover which one is best for the M50 with footage and examples!
Gear I Use
Camera: Canon M50
Light: Godox SL60w
Lenses:
Canon 24mm f/2.8
Canon 50mm f/1.8
Microphones:
Rode Video Mic Go
PowerDeWise Lavalier Mic
Audio Recorder: Zoom H1N
0:00 Intro
0:44 Round 1: Usability
2:55 Round 2: Comparison Footage
4:04 Round 3: Price
4:50 Conclusion
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this was a really helpful video, hope to see more gear review and comparisons, keep it up!
Great video!! Thanks for all the use cases!!
Planning to buy 24mm but still undecided. Thanks, your video helps a lot. Great explanation and content. Hope you’ll have more subscribers and bless more people with your skills. 😊
Best video yet. Keep up the great work! I’m glad you hit on the idea of using the 50mm when you have time to set up but the 24mm being better to tote around in unfamiliar situations.
Thank you!
Good video, well explained! Thanks!
awesome video! super succinct, funny, kept my attention span! keep it up
Great video, thank you!
Useful video! many thanks!
Great video and comparison - thank you!!
Thank you!
Mate you are easy to listen to ... Explain things well. Hope you can do more. I bought the 50mm last month. Good for macro and portraits too. Thanks
Thank you so much! Glad you're enjoying the 50mm!
Thanks for the nice comparison video. It'll help greatly for choosing my first prime lens
I'm glad the video could help!
Great explenation. Keep up the great work. Just subscribed.
Thank you so much!
Hey thanks for the great video! I have the Canon 90D but I'm still filming with my phone while I learn to use it, so I found your info about the lenses quite useful. I already have the 50 and was thinking I needed the 24 because it's hard to be so far from the camera (and my window lighting), but your video quality looks amazing with the 50, so I will find a way to make it work! Your sound is great too, thanks for listing your equipment in the description box, And keep up the good work :)
Buy it blindly. You won't be disappointed!
Thank you so much! The 24mm is great for getting a bit closer, but definitely not required to make videos look good! I use the 24mm on occasion, but not as frequently as the 50mm. If you can find a good used one at a good price, that may be a great option. But don't feel like you absolutely have to have it immediately.
@@galacticgrizz3951 Thanks! I actually went way out of my budget and picked up a 35mm Sigma F1.4 for my beauty videos, I will get the 24mm for some fashion shots 😉
Love this video. Thanks for the comparison. My Canon T7i came with an EF 18-135mm STM kit lens (dinosaur). I purchased the Canon 50mm f/1.8 separately and I love the little fella. It works perfectly for shooting live videos and the video quality is great! Money well spent. Thanks again, and I'm looking forward to more videos from you. BTW, you have a great personality.👍
Thank you so much for your compliments! I'm really glad you're enjoying the 50mm!
Get both
Great video on canon lenses. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed!
Great video. This one was well explained - I need all the help I can get
Glad you enjoyed! If you have any requests, I'll be happy to make a video on it!
Great comparison! I use my nifty 50mm as a great walkaround lens, and it can be used for a variety of shots, except for wide group photos. But the 24mm would be
better for environmental or landscape flicks: I have used the 24mm in a 24-70mm zoom lens and enjoy the perspective!
Thank you so much! I have been wanting to get a 24-70 zoom, because I think it take over as my main lens.
Awesome video. This is exactly what I needed to know. =)
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
thank you sir, great comparison video. i have watched tons of vids but urs was the best . helped me alot thank you i am planing to buy 24 . i already got 50 its v good
Glad I could be of some help, my friend! I hope you enjoy the 24!
hi man great video! i really enjoyed watching it. i'm planning to buy a canon 250d and i'm very confused on which lens to buy between these two. i really like the street photography style in low light condition trying to grab little details about cities. what would u recommend? thank u in advance.
Keep going dude! Awesome content you're making for us!
Thank you! Any videos you want in particular? I have a hard time coming up with ideas
@@galacticgrizz3951 Just keep on doing lens comparison videos, they help a lot and helped me choose my second lens for my camera!
Yeah. I'm all out of lenses right now, but I'll get there eventually! Haha That's awesome! What did you go with for your 2nd lens?
@@galacticgrizz3951 I ended up going with the 50mm lens! Depending on how it works out with my camera, I'll use it accordingly, and in the unlikely event I'm not happy with it, I'll just find another lens!
Yeah for the 50 mm ive only had problems on group shots... I had to move like a mile back haha im so tempted to get the 24 though I like the openess of the shot... To Somehow get rid of that apsc feeling of looking through binoculars either that or getting the speedbooster adaptor
Hey interesting video. What lens are you using for this particular video ?? 0:02
Why this channel doesn't have millions subs 😢
Great video!
Thank you!
hahahhaaha loved the chocolate comparison!
and thank you for the video, it was really helpful
Haha Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the comparison and video!
Thanks for the backyard comparison. I never really noticed the background separation before. I always just focussed on the background blur. I'll definitely experiment more with how the back ground is affected when I keep the subject at the same relative height. Great comparison video!
Nice video mate ! I have an M6 with the 50mm wich is amazing for portraits and the bokeh is fabulous. Now I'm looking for a video/vlog lens but I have no idea where to hit my head lol. Would you have any suggestion on few lenses to take in consideration ? Thank you and keep the videos coming 🔥
Thank you! If you want something for vlogging, I would suggest looking into a wide prime like the sigma 16mm or something comparable to it. That particular lens is a bit expensive, but hopefully it can be a good place to start looking. Perhaps a wide zoom could work too! I haven't personally gotten my hands on these, but I've heard great things! And I have more videos on the way! University has been hectic, so they've been delayed. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Can you please recommend me should I go for 22 m f2 lens or 24 mm f2.8 for canon m50 would really appreciate your thoughts. I would love vlogging suggestions. Nice video 👍
That's a hard decision! I don't have any experience with the 22mm. It will be slightly wider than the 24, which is good for vlogging. I would do more research to see which would work best for you
This was a helpful video. Which lens do you suggest for making close up baking videos? (like ones where I won't be in the shot and only the item I am making will be)
For that, I would personally go with the 50mm. It will allow you to keep the camera out of your way a bit more so you can move around, while being cropped in on the thing you are making. (Unless you want the camera to be fairly close to the item.) But either should work. The main deciding factor is where you want the camera to be set up for your videos.
You are too good. Glad I found your video. But sad that you have stopped making contents. Hope you are doing ok.
Great video, thank you. I am hoping you can help me. I'm trying to decide which lens would be best for over head recording. I do crochet tutorials and I'm not sure which one would be better for close up views that I need. It looks like the 50 mm might not give me enough range...am I right on this? If you were doing overhead table view style videos, what would you use? Much appreciated
Thanks for the question! It all depends on how far above the subject your camera is. I recently shot an overhead video with the 24mm, but I just had the camera on a tripod, so it was rather close to the table I was using. If the camera is further away, you will probably want something like the 50mm, or even tighter. Especially if you want to be very close for details. But again, it just depends on your setup.
@@galacticgrizz3951 ok great - thanks so much GG. 🙌🏻
i have the canon 80d and i want some good lens for that camera i was told to get the 24-70 and the 16-35 but they're for full frame cameras but i have a crop sensor but they seem to take great pictures i want to get better but i'll buy lenses that will work with my 80d i don't want to be buying the wrong camera lenses. i only want a few lenses. i have 2 full frame lenses and no crop sensor lens but i'm trying to see what happens. i do this as a hobby So i'm not rich like that i paid 500 for the 80d camera body with no lenses and then i bought the 16-35 and the 50mm i took some nice pictures but i want to take sharp pictures everytime that's why i'm learning all of the camera modes to see which one i'm going to like. so can you tell me about the 17-55mm 24mm 10-18mm 55-250mm and the 18-135mm which one do i need to buy for the 80d
Very nice Video. Try the 50mm 1.8 with the viltrox speedbooster.
Thank you! I've looked into that a lot, but I just haven't been able to make myself get the speedbooster. I will definitely look into it more!
I understand you need and adapter for using this lens on the M50.
Should we get the canon adapter or is there a third party adaptor we can get away with?
There are third party adapters, but I cannot speak to their quality. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of experience outside of the Canon adapter that I have.
Both lenses have a unique feel. With the types of films I have in mind, having both seems the right option. Wide angles are good for establishing shots, while the 50mm would be good for setting a mood in close ups. I'm going to sleep on this, though. I already have the 50mm on the way, but I have enough money saved for the 24mm too. It's just a question of whether or not I want a wide lens quickly or if I'm willing to wait while I continue saving for the Sigma 16mm.
Good choice! I would recommend taking some time to get used to the 50mm. Have some fun with it! You may be able to afford that 16mm by the time you're done! (I would recommend more research, as I haven't gotten the chance to use the Sigma)
@@galacticgrizz3951 I've looked into the 16mm quite a bit, and it is one sexy lens for low light and wide angles. I only just started looking into other EF and EF-S lenses today as I just received the mount adapter that accommodates both yesterday. The 50mm was always in the plans, but the 24mm just came to my attention today. It seems like a nice lens, but perhaps you're right. Saving for the 16mm might be the better option. Then again, I may come to the conclusion that I want all three lol. Again, I need to sleep on this.
That's fair! Let me know what you decide to go with!
@@galacticgrizz3951 will do. Thank you. Your video has been informative. I'll likely refer back to it once or twice before making a final decision.
Well, I was on the fence for a whole day, teetering back and forth, but I checked the listing today (which I do sometimes just to stare at the pictures while making my mind up) and it had just gone on sale for $130, as opposed to the $150 it normally sells for, so I took it as a sign, and Wednesday I will be receiving my brand new lens and hood.
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Did you use a regular adapter or a speed booster in this video??
I used a regular adapter. I have thought about getting a speed booster, but haven't been able to commit to the purchase yet
Using the 50mm on the Canon SL3 how far away do you have to be for a head and shoulders shot?
In my videos, the camera is usually about 6 feet away from me
@@galacticgrizz3951 Thanks.
What's good for the EOS 850d 50 mm f/1.8 vs 24 mm f 2.8
I have both and use them with a 250d. The 50 mm is nice for portraits, the 24 is more general purpose. With a crop factor of 1.6 you get 38 mm on the 24, and 80 mm on the 50.
So the 50 mm lens is a lot more "zoomed in".
I like the primes because of their small size and low weight.
Which is best for wedding photography 50 mm vs 24 mm for canon 90d
It really depends on the venue, what situation you are in, and what shots you're wanting. The 50mm will allow you to get shots from further away, which is less intrusive, but it will be a bit difficult to get wide shots. If you're in a tight space, or want wide shots, the 24mm would probably be better.
Bro forget the lenses where’d you get the camera light thing.
I always forget to link to it! Here ya go! a.co/d/iImVZyb
I own a canon 7d mark i...aps -c obviously...I need a new lens better than the kit lens I already have...I want it more for portrait shots and product shooting...so what would be best,the 50mm or the 24mm...? Taking over consideration that on an apsc 50mm is 80...and 24 is almost 40mm.....???😮
i have the canon 80d and i want some good lens for that camera i was told to get the 24-70 and the 16-35 but they're for full frame cameras but i have a crop sensor but they seem to take great pictures i want to get better but i'll buy lenses that will work with my 80d i don't want to be buying the wrong camera lenses. i only want a few lenses. i have 2 full frame lenses and no crop sensor lens but i'm trying to see what happens. i do this as a hobby So i'm not rich like that i paid 500 for the 80d camera body with no lenses and then i bought the 16-35 and the 50mm i took some nice pictures but i want to take sharp pictures everytime that's why i'm learning all of the camera modes to see which one i'm going to like. so can you tell me about the 17-55mm 24mm 10-18mm 55-250mm and the 18-135mm which one do i need to buy for the 80d