Starting to do some paid shoots and the 35 + 85 combo works like a charm. Great focal lengths to shoot. I do have to invest in a second camera body, not only as a backup but also for an increase of flexibility. Swapping lenses can be a drag and you may miss a moment or two.
I have moved to mostly a 35mm - 85mm combo and still take 50mm 24-70 2.8 and 70-200 2.8. The 70-200 2.8 can really crush a distracting background and pull in distant objects if needed. Great video, little over the top with the hipster theme.
Good call. I loved using just two primes when I used to shoot weddings. My faves were the 35 1.4 the 85 1.2 and the 200 f2 the latter awesome for candid distance subject isolation. I also used to carry the 14 mm 2.8 as well.
You MUST be my dad, because you knew EXACTLY what's going on in my life, and I had no idea! I've booked my first wedding for later this year, and was contemplating going with two DSLRs and only primes. I wasn't sure if that was a great idea or, if it was, how best to make it work. This was exactly what I needed. I feel a lot more confident with my plan, kinda impressed with my own ingenuity, and more prepared on how to make it work beautifully. Thank you pops!! (*disclaimer, you look at least a decade younger than me, so getting to call anyone else 'dad' is a salve to my sensitive ego :D)
Thanks for sharing your process. I prefer a zoom primarily the 70-200 since what venues I've shot are smaller and don't allow for a lot of movement. It also allows me to minimize lens changes. I also don't have the budget for that many L primes. Love the look that you produce.
Hey Eric - I just subscribed to your channel. - I just wanna say I love the look and feel of this video. The colour pallet is yum and easy on the eyes. Content is great too - I am keen to learn heaps in the professional photography space from all sorts of people and places so I am stoked to have found your channel! I look forward to checking out more of your content - Cheers! Chanelle
I'm getting back into photography after 25 years. Video is like learning a new whole language. At weddings, we did everything with 24-50mm lens & I had zoom too that I didn't use too much. I don't remember the length. Carried 2 cameras with me, always had an old one in a car. I had it so why not? Excellent video. I use to develop my own film too.
Just watching this back for some more tips cause i love refreshing my advice from pops. But can we just talk about how he absolutely snatched that first lens off the body at 5:30, like as if bo twisting was required he just CRACKS it off with such skill 😂
Yeah, mine works swell, I just hear from half of photographers who have the ART series' lenses that they get all messed up at focusing at infinity all the time and constantly need to be calibrated. :\
Eric Floberg hmm well that sucks, but maybe the older models are worse? I dont know? I’m really happy with mine! Hope it doesnt crap out on me in a situation where i need it to work!
Excellent video! Last year I moved to primes only for weddings and am loving it. It makes me more in tune with the event, it's makes me move more and the bokeh of primes is just fantastic! Keep the vids coming :)
first time here. your lip beard is absolutely GLORIOUS lol. also, great tips! I got into photography about a year ago and have never shot a wedding but it's been something I have been thinking about and how much fun it would be. To be the one that captures the moment for the bride and groom would be so much fun and also very gratifying. I will be back for more tips and tricks! ......annndddddd...subscribed!!
I truly appreciate you, coming from Nikon over to Sony and in love with the Primes. Can't see myself buying another telescope simply because of what you said and how I feel, it makes you lazy and staying on your feet causes you to be creative. New Subscriber!!!
amazing video thank you! i'm being the onsite photographer for a summer school this summer and going with prime lenses 50mm & 85mm, and sigma 24-70mm zoom lens. can't wait to see what shots i get!
Thanks for this. That shoulder back doesn't need a shoulder strap... the harness has clips which can hold the bag against your lower back, where you can reach into it behind you to grab things more quickly.... as long as you know where each thing is in the bag by feel, which you can develop a skill for
Very informative …now if I only could connect with people being an introvert person with a mild case of Asperger. It’s the reason I only recently picked up my camera again after nearly a decade . Great stuff. I like your channel . Not that typical overhyped dine a dozen stuff you’re flooded with these days.
Great job explaining, Eric! 35mm and 85mm is a good combo. What do you think about 35mm and 135mm? Will they be too far from each other? I do photojournalism covering indoor events
Such great stuff, and you are a great teacher! I rarely shoot any events/weddings, but the very few I have done, I feel like I’ve always just grabbed a 70-200 to feel safe, but I love how you utilize all primes. I am going to try that next time!
@@EricFloberg Equal parts serious and silly, as one should be. So much respect for you and your craft, and the attitude you've embraced towards sharing what you know. Please, for all of our sakes, keep it up. #proudtobesquadfam
Great video and funny, love it :). That's how I also shoot weddings. Primes all the way, dual strap with two camera bodies and I tuned down to 3 favorite lenses, 35, 50 and 85. Less is more.
Dudeee such a good video! This was so helpful. I have a super similar approach to weddings! 5d4, 24, 35, 50, and a 24-70. NEED to get another camera body because I'm tired of renting on each time. Great video man!
Excellent video. If one can afford, having a 2nd camera body is insanely important if the main one fails. I love the idea of having the prime for low light, however, how do you manage capturing main shots at a wedding and spur of the moment reactions without easily zooming in with a telefoto?
Thanks, Jonathan!! Great question! That's why I always pair a wide and a telephoto; one on each hip in case I need to shoot something right next to me or something across the room.
So bummed I can’t go to your class!! My sons first birthday is the 17th. Hopefully you will have success in this one and continue to do more so I can catch one!
Hey dad, you gotta shorten those loops on the holdfast, I watched the how-to vids and shortened mine to make it tighter.. made a HUGE difference! Sorry if I came off like a wise-ass now, just want you to have a healthy back :D
I am about to photograph my first wedding at the end of may. So I am really nervous! I will shoot with my Sony A7 II and the A7 (will borrow it from my brother :D) and my beloved primes: Zeiss Batis 25 F2, Zeiss Batis 40 F2, Zeiss Batis 85 F1.8 and Sony 135 F1.8. I hope I will choose the right lenses at the right time...wish me luck! And your video is great! Subscribed instantly
Just bumped into this piece and I love it . Gods job. Please I needed to know the best wide angle lens for for Canon 600d as a wedding photographer. Thanks
I always carry a shoulder camera bag and feel safer then having two special camera shoulder straps also what happens if you fall over or get TRIPED by walking and on and you fall over I also got the canon 50mm F1.2L And canon 35mm F1.4L Mark 1 and the canon 85MM F1.8 lens also for super wide angle shots I got the canon 16/35MM F4L lens
yeah ...cool recap on your approach man. (just bumped into your channel). i shoot almost everything except Canon..hehehe, but i have a very similar approach, to yours. i’m just missing the 45mm which i have been been postponing for..a few years, now.. actually. Sony and Fuji haven’t gone any...and the Nikon is so old..and damn expensive.. i shoot with this approach 80% of the time, for the same reasons..as i prefer to move.. I use my 70-200mm and my 15-30mm zooms for specific times, though. specially outside. At 200mm you can get really great compression, and great candid moments..cos ppl don’t even realize you’re there. i might get a 100-400mm before i get the 45mm, actually. thanks for the video, you seem to have a cool channel man. i’ll check a few more videos, cheers from Portugal ;)
Seriously underrated tip: stitching together two 35mm shots, that'll save your life more than once. Just make sure nothing changes along the edge, and take a backup shot (as you probably should anyway). :)
@@andreachavez2016 Basically, you just take two to three shots (usually in portrait orientation), and then use either photoshop or lightroom to electronically merge those photos together into a 'panorama'. As long as nothing has changed along the edges, this can work really, really well, and it allows you to get a wide shot with a tighter lens (think a 35 field of view with an 85, or a 16 field of view with a 35). Eric has a really good video on stitching together photos like this (though, it's a slightly different application, specifically with portraits).
Yeah, a secondary/backup camera is almost a must/important for pro works, especially shooting with primes only. I wasn't even a pro, but when I started out four decades ago to cover events, I used three cameras (Nikon F2A, FE2 & Hasselblad 500 C/M). Back in the dark age of digital, I had Nikon D3, D300 & Canon 5D Mk II with two sets (Canon & Nikon) lens trinity. In addition to backup to backup as best practice, it is much easier to switch focal length (and/or ASA/ISO with film) with multiple cameras.
Been using a pair of bodies with different prime lenses just about forever. However, I like the Optech Dual Harness because of the extra security of the two points of attachment for each camera. I have recently switched to Sony APSC Mirrorless cameras with 35mm f/1.8 and 85mm f/1.8 lenses...
So you don't use speedlight ever? How do you achieve the separation or proper skin tones in indoor specifically at night times where it's not too bright and indoor light is bad af? If you do use speedlight how do you manage it with two cameras as it gets heavy?
Brilliant! I searched for a long time to find a decent video about this topic! Plus I just recently discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content. (Gonna get a moneymaker soon x) )
as they say, what ever gets it up. Me, I'm a single camera, single lens photographer. For years I only brought my F5 with a '86 50mm 1.8 slapped on it, as well as the D200 for receptions and that was my setup. Now, I got an F6 and D700 both with 95' 50mm slapped on 'em. I don't know. Maybe it's my full faith in Nikon products since '03 and seeing them in countless movies, The Lost World Jurassic Park being one of them, that I trust them not to crap out on me at the worst possible time. I've been some Nikons that look as if a train ran 'em over and still work. Memory cards in the other hand. Yeah, I at least have three 32GB for my D700. Though I only really need one.
Awesome as always Eric. love your style! is your strap colour chestnut? till now still aiming for 105 and 24mm, I'm happy with 1.8 and 1.4 35 and 85 though hahaha. just a question, are you not interested with canon mirrorless camera? if yes can you please make a video of that? just a thoughts thank you
Very informative video, loved your style of presenting... but I would wish you would have give a few seconds to which body you were using with those lenses, cropped or full frame. Depending on which you are using dramatically affects the lens. I would agree two bodies, one medium wide (35mm on FF) and one medium tele (85mm on FF). I would not consider a 50mm a telephoto. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
Super interesting as always! Do you calibrate your lenses to your cameras? Just wondering how you deal with the super shallow depth of field when you're wide open all the time.
YES! TEAM PRIME LENS ONLY! 🙌 Great explanation of your workflow with primes
YOU KNOW! Thanks, John!
I don't know.... I don't... know... I just can't get over your honest personality and silly yet, great humor ... you're so underrated
Starting to do some paid shoots and the 35 + 85 combo works like a charm. Great focal lengths to shoot. I do have to invest in a second camera body, not only as a backup but also for an increase of flexibility. Swapping lenses can be a drag and you may miss a moment or two.
Used cameras can be a great budget solution. :) That's the route I took.
An 85mm and 35mm are the perfect set-up for weddings
24mm is must :) But in cases you dont require 24mm, 35mm is perfect
i agree - i use 35mm and 90 mm macro - u dont need anything else - plus i only take 1 camera
When there is tight space just go with 24mm and 50mm , when u hav more space 35mm and 85mm
28 and 85 for me
In agreement. I use a 35 on my full frame and a 50 on my crop. Works out well and economical.
I have moved to mostly a 35mm - 85mm combo and still take 50mm 24-70 2.8 and 70-200 2.8. The 70-200 2.8 can really crush a distracting background and pull in distant objects if needed. Great video, little over the top with the hipster theme.
That’s my set up too 😂. I like mixing prime and the Trinity Lenses. I like to have options.
"That's a tip! That's a spicy tip for you!" 😂😂😂
Love your genuineness... Is that a word?
The two lenses I use for events are the 24mm for groups and 50mm for details and portraits. I definitely could do most events with those two lenses.
I use 24+50 as well. 85mm often is too long
Good call. I loved using just two primes when I used to shoot weddings. My faves were the 35 1.4 the 85 1.2 and the 200 f2 the latter awesome for candid distance subject isolation. I also used to carry the 14 mm 2.8 as well.
Recently got me the Holdfast Moneymaker but in black because of your video recomendation man!
The way you explain everything is great! Thank you.
SUCH great info, as always. Love the lip beard. And I love the link in the descriptch
lol thanks my dude
You MUST be my dad, because you knew EXACTLY what's going on in my life, and I had no idea! I've booked my first wedding for later this year, and was contemplating going with two DSLRs and only primes. I wasn't sure if that was a great idea or, if it was, how best to make it work. This was exactly what I needed. I feel a lot more confident with my plan, kinda impressed with my own ingenuity, and more prepared on how to make it work beautifully. Thank you pops!!
(*disclaimer, you look at least a decade younger than me, so getting to call anyone else 'dad' is a salve to my sensitive ego :D)
This guy is literally underrated. I just want Eric to start the video drinking milk and have a milk lip beard
Thanks for sharing your process. I prefer a zoom primarily the 70-200 since what venues I've shot are smaller and don't allow for a lot of movement. It also allows me to minimize lens changes. I also don't have the budget for that many L primes. Love the look that you produce.
can you make a video about camera settings and focus mode for wedding please? i love your video btw. keep it coming
Hey Eric - I just subscribed to your channel. - I just wanna say I love the look and feel of this video. The colour pallet is yum and easy on the eyes. Content is great too - I am keen to learn heaps in the professional photography space from all sorts of people and places so I am stoked to have found your channel! I look forward to checking out more of your content - Cheers! Chanelle
My lord, the most helpful video I've found so far. Thank you!
I'm getting back into photography after 25 years. Video is like learning a new whole language.
At weddings, we did everything with 24-50mm lens & I had zoom too that I didn't use too much. I don't remember the length. Carried 2 cameras with me, always had an old one in a car. I had it so why not?
Excellent video.
I use to develop my own film too.
Just watching this back for some more tips cause i love refreshing my advice from pops. But can we just talk about how he absolutely snatched that first lens off the body at 5:30, like as if bo twisting was required he just CRACKS it off with such skill 😂
I’ve heard the Sigma stuff works fantastic on the EOS R series. They’ve worked well for me so far too.
Benj Haisch i just got the sigma 24 1.4 for sony, works really well, even the autofocus in low light at 1.4!
Yeah, mine works swell, I just hear from half of photographers who have the ART series' lenses that they get all messed up at focusing at infinity all the time and constantly need to be calibrated. :\
Eric Floberg hmm well that sucks, but maybe the older models are worse? I dont know? I’m really happy with mine! Hope it doesnt crap out on me in a situation where i need it to work!
Excellent video! Last year I moved to primes only for weddings and am loving it. It makes me more in tune with the event, it's makes me move more and the bokeh of primes is just fantastic! Keep the vids coming :)
This dude is slowly but surely going in my top youtubers list... nice job man!
El papá de TH-cam! Aquí estamos ayudando en otros idiomas para llegar con el algoritmo a todo el planeta! Saludos desde España!
Just seeing this video rom three years ago! Thanks. Do you every use any lighting (on/off camera flash, etc.) during weddings?
SO good, I don't event skip the commercial, I just let it play all the way. Man any link on how you get your belt to match so wall with the hold fast?
first time here. your lip beard is absolutely GLORIOUS lol. also, great tips! I got into photography about a year ago and have never shot a wedding but it's been something I have been thinking about and how much fun it would be. To be the one that captures the moment for the bride and groom would be so much fun and also very gratifying. I will be back for more tips and tricks! ......annndddddd...subscribed!!
we want more wedding tutorials! love these. also you're not alone in sporting the lip beard so ROCK IT
I truly appreciate you, coming from Nikon over to Sony and in love with the Primes. Can't see myself buying another telescope simply because of what you said and how I feel, it makes you lazy and staying on your feet causes you to be creative. New Subscriber!!!
I am going to adopt you as my TH-cam dad whether you like it or not. Thank you for your great videos and advice!
Howdy love your videos! How do you transport from getting ready location to ceremony to reception? Appreciate the time!
amazing video thank you! i'm being the onsite photographer for a summer school this summer and going with prime lenses 50mm & 85mm, and sigma 24-70mm zoom lens. can't wait to see what shots i get!
Thanks for this. That shoulder back doesn't need a shoulder strap... the harness has clips which can hold the bag against your lower back, where you can reach into it behind you to grab things more quickly.... as long as you know where each thing is in the bag by feel, which you can develop a skill for
Very informative …now if I only could connect with people being an introvert person with a mild case of Asperger. It’s the reason I only recently picked up my camera again after nearly a decade . Great stuff. I like your channel . Not that typical overhyped dine a dozen stuff you’re flooded with these days.
Great job explaining, Eric! 35mm and 85mm is a good combo. What do you think about 35mm and 135mm? Will they be too far from each other? I do photojournalism covering indoor events
Very informational, but also very fun to watch! You´re starting to be my favourite TH-camr! :D
Such great stuff, and you are a great teacher! I rarely shoot any events/weddings, but the very few I have done, I feel like I’ve always just grabbed a 70-200 to feel safe, but I love how you utilize all primes. I am going to try that next time!
WE, THE SQUADFAM, ARE PROUD OF OUR TH-cam DAD.
I agree!
I know this is a goofy comment, but this sincerely makes me feel like crying. So grateful for you all!
@@EricFloberg Equal parts serious and silly, as one should be. So much respect for you and your craft, and the attitude you've embraced towards sharing what you know. Please, for all of our sakes, keep it up. #proudtobesquadfam
cool video! Having said all that, that means you hardly use a flash, prefer natural light?
the intro was everything. I love your style!! Thanks TH-cam Dad!
Great video and funny, love it :). That's how I also shoot weddings. Primes all the way, dual strap with two camera bodies and I tuned down to 3 favorite lenses, 35, 50 and 85. Less is more.
Great video! I was just gonna get a zoom lense, because I got tired carrying two cameras with primes, but you have convinced me not to 😀
Your delivery of info and comedy is freaking awesome and funny! And your editing is amazing! Subscribed!! :)
Dudeee such a good video! This was so helpful. I have a super similar approach to weddings! 5d4, 24, 35, 50, and a 24-70. NEED to get another camera body because I'm tired of renting on each time. Great video man!
Which Holdfast strap model is that and what color is it? Very nice. 👍🏽
Love everything you do! You are the reason I only shoot primes and it’s help my photography sooo much!!
Excellent video. If one can afford, having a 2nd camera body is insanely important if the main one fails. I love the idea of having the prime for low light, however, how do you manage capturing main shots at a wedding and spur of the moment reactions without easily zooming in with a telefoto?
Thanks, Jonathan!! Great question! That's why I always pair a wide and a telephoto; one on each hip in case I need to shoot something right next to me or something across the room.
@@EricFloberg good plan. I will try this approach some time soon.
Will you make a video about your backup workflow and data management after you shoot a wedding?
So bummed I can’t go to your class!! My sons first birthday is the 17th. Hopefully you will have success in this one and continue to do more so I can catch one!
Where can I buy that hat??! Great video! Thanks for the info!
Hey dad, you gotta shorten those loops on the holdfast, I watched the how-to vids and shortened mine to make it tighter.. made a HUGE difference!
Sorry if I came off like a wise-ass now, just want you to have a healthy back :D
I am about to photograph my first wedding at the end of may. So I am really nervous! I will shoot with my Sony A7 II and the A7 (will borrow it from my brother :D) and my beloved primes: Zeiss Batis 25 F2, Zeiss Batis 40 F2, Zeiss Batis 85 F1.8 and Sony 135 F1.8. I hope I will choose the right lenses at the right time...wish me luck!
And your video is great! Subscribed instantly
best of lucky buddy , god bless you !!!
I was a photojournalist During the Syrian war and used the same setup with the same reasoning. I used a 20mm with a 50mm or a 35 with an 85mm.
Primes makes you work for your shots...as you should. Great photos btw...very nice!
Just bumped into this piece and I love it . Gods job. Please I needed to know the best wide angle lens for for Canon 600d as a wedding photographer. Thanks
Are you using a camera shake filter applied to this video? I know its random because if is is, it looks good doesnt looking repetitive
Haha nah, I had a buddy filming it handheld 🤘🏼
@@EricFloberg it looks good. I usually use a tripod and it gets boring. I had my wife try to handhold but her shake is nauseating lol.
I always carry a shoulder camera bag and feel safer then having two special camera shoulder straps also what happens if you fall over or get TRIPED by walking and on and you fall over I also got the canon 50mm F1.2L And canon 35mm F1.4L Mark 1 and the canon 85MM F1.8 lens also for super wide angle shots I got the canon 16/35MM F4L lens
yeah ...cool recap on your approach man. (just bumped into your channel).
i shoot almost everything except Canon..hehehe, but i have a very similar approach, to yours.
i’m just missing the 45mm which i have been been postponing for..a few years, now.. actually.
Sony and Fuji haven’t gone any...and the Nikon is so old..and damn expensive..
i shoot with this approach 80% of the time, for the same reasons..as i prefer to move..
I use my 70-200mm and my 15-30mm zooms for specific times, though. specially outside.
At 200mm you can get really great compression, and great candid moments..cos ppl don’t even realize you’re there.
i might get a 100-400mm before i get the 45mm, actually.
thanks for the video,
you seem to have a cool channel man.
i’ll check a few more videos,
cheers from Portugal ;)
Seriously underrated tip: stitching together two 35mm shots, that'll save your life more than once. Just make sure nothing changes along the edge, and take a backup shot (as you probably should anyway). :)
can you explain what you mean by stitching together two 35mm shots?
Dave Cremin Yes, please explain.
@@andreachavez2016 Basically, you just take two to three shots (usually in portrait orientation), and then use either photoshop or lightroom to electronically merge those photos together into a 'panorama'. As long as nothing has changed along the edges, this can work really, really well, and it allows you to get a wide shot with a tighter lens (think a 35 field of view with an 85, or a 16 field of view with a 35). Eric has a really good video on stitching together photos like this (though, it's a slightly different application, specifically with portraits).
@@daveincork See below :)
Love this video! I've come back to it many times
Haha loving that cowboy look, sherrif!
Eric you are so informative and entertaining to watch! Thanks for continuing to create such valuable content for our community :)
If you could only chose 2 prime lens for the entire wedding, which ones would you pick? Love your content btw!
35 & 85 🤘🏼
@@EricFloberg can 35 get group shots like 24 ?
@@techgeek2994 28mm would be a good choice
Well ! I love the way you explained things good job mate. This was the most helpful video for me 😄😄❤️❤️
Yeah, a secondary/backup camera is almost a must/important for pro works, especially shooting with primes only. I wasn't even a pro, but when I started out four decades ago to cover events, I used three cameras (Nikon F2A, FE2 & Hasselblad 500 C/M). Back in the dark age of digital, I had Nikon D3, D300 & Canon 5D Mk II with two sets (Canon & Nikon) lens trinity. In addition to backup to backup as best practice, it is much easier to switch focal length (and/or ASA/ISO with film) with multiple cameras.
How do you deal with the bright sun, when outdoors? Do you use a ND filter or rise your shutter speed?
Where did you get that hat? That hat is dope...!
Been using a pair of bodies with different prime lenses just about forever. However, I like the Optech Dual Harness because of the extra security of the two points of attachment for each camera. I have recently switched to Sony APSC Mirrorless cameras with 35mm f/1.8 and 85mm f/1.8 lenses...
This is sooo adorable... “your TH-cam dad” haa love it! Thanks Eric this is great content
Good stuff dude! I got the Holdfast moneymaker after watching your vids - not sure how I was shooting elopements without it before lol!
This equipment is cool and all, but where did you get your PANTS!? They look super cool and swanky!
H&M!
So you don't use speedlight ever? How do you achieve the separation or proper skin tones in indoor specifically at night times where it's not too bright and indoor light is bad af?
If you do use speedlight how do you manage it with two cameras as it gets heavy?
Thanks Dad...eh...Eric! So when do you use what f-stop? Always shooting maximum wide open?
Rafael, Hamburg, Germany
Beauty pushbroom dude!! As always, thanks for the vids.
Thanks a lot Eric for such an insightful video. I am sure it will help me to shoot a coming wedding better!
Hi Eric thanks for the insight! Just wondering, where did you get that hat ?!
Just happened upon this -- very helpful -- thanks so much man!
I’ll leave this here for the TH-cam algorithm! 👍🏼 On Patreon can’t wait to see more video!🙌🏼
Brilliant! I searched for a long time to find a decent video about this topic! Plus I just recently discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content. (Gonna get a moneymaker soon x) )
But but I thought this channel had 1mil subs already? Highly Underated but Love this! Subscribed
hey, great video man!
would you keep your choice of primes with one body only?
Great video! Love the humor!
as they say, what ever gets it up.
Me, I'm a single camera, single lens photographer. For years I only brought my F5 with a '86 50mm 1.8 slapped on it, as well as the D200 for receptions and that was my setup.
Now, I got an F6 and D700 both with 95' 50mm slapped on 'em.
I don't know. Maybe it's my full faith in Nikon products since '03 and seeing them in countless movies, The Lost World Jurassic Park being one of them, that I trust them not to crap out on me at the worst possible time. I've been some Nikons that look as if a train ran 'em over and still work. Memory cards in the other hand. Yeah, I at least have three 32GB for my D700. Though I only really need one.
Awesome as always Eric. love your style! is your strap colour chestnut? till now still aiming for 105 and 24mm, I'm happy with 1.8 and 1.4 35 and 85 though hahaha. just a question, are you not interested with canon mirrorless camera? if yes can you please make a video of that? just a thoughts thank you
First wedding coming up! I have a sonny a600 should i invest on a camera & lens or should i get a lens only
Haha I’m here to support your lip beard! Thanks for being so transparent!
Hi,
Can you do the same when travelling outside with a bagpack?
Surely popping onto the R5 when it drops right? ;)
yeah most likely 🤘🏼
Good stuff man!! And yes keep rocking the lip beard!!
Love the info!!! Keep pumping them out!
Yes! Thanks for the support, Andrew!
The next time I am in Chicago I have to look you up. I appreciate the content. Blessings.
Your personality is infectious😂. Made my day 😍
what style of pants do you wear for weddings? I'm a big guy and I'm looking to improve my look for weddings
Very informative video, loved your style of presenting... but I would wish you would have give a few seconds to which body you were using with those lenses, cropped or full frame. Depending on which you are using dramatically affects the lens. I would agree two bodies, one medium wide (35mm on FF) and one medium tele (85mm on FF). I would not consider a 50mm a telephoto. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
This was amazing bro
Super interesting as always! Do you calibrate your lenses to your cameras? Just wondering how you deal with the super shallow depth of field when you're wide open all the time.
Are you still all prime lenses or did you switch your setup to zoom lenses in the meanwhile?
Dang!!! I am gnna copy your look, its so so cool bud!!
Prime lenses are the BEST!
Will a 50mm f1.8 stm do as i work for a living so i'm really poor... ;) x
I know the struggle 😪 I'm a student and I use the Yongnuo 50mm f1.8😂😂😂
Very insightful video, learnt a lot from this video.
Daniel Plainview? Is that you? Please don’t drink my milkshake!