Mark 3! Added to desc as well 🖤 Gear used (affiliate links) • Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2pgh0VI • Canon 50: amzn.to/2D4Au9z • Canon 85: amzn.to/2OtACRq
Which lens is suitable for me in APSC(crop sensor) frame like cannon SL2(200D). 50mm f/1.4 Or 85mm f/1.8 I will use it for portrait photography, wading, low light, and sunlight etc. And i will use it for bokeh & dept of field. I hope you will give me the best suggestion. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I have them both. 85mm is so buttery and specifically good for portraits. 50mm great for all around general photography, especially nice for cropping during editing. Nice work.
I just recently got into photography after having my first child and just bought myself the 50mm as I heard it’s a great first lens to get for beginners because of its versatility but still produces great portraits but when I’m ready to upgrade again I’m def looking into the 85mm!! I’ve subscribed! Thanks so much! Looking forward to more videos!
I'm sure you won't see this! But I'm wondering where you find the sweet spot is with the aperture of the 85 mm lens? I rented one to play with and found my first round 1 in 5 were in focus the way I wanted. Love all of yours. Thanks for this video!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
Nice video. With 50mm the subject is further away. I would have liked to see how face looked filling the frame with both lenses to get true idea if 85mm gives less distortion/elongates the face.
Well, after 3 Canon DSLRs and 5 lenses (28-105mm 3.5-4.5 as allrounder, 10-22mm EF-S (ultra)wide, a Sigma 50mm 2,8 Macro and a 75-300mm IS USM and the stock lens) i finally got a 50mm F1.4 for cheap and i really love it. On the crop its even slightly too much but for most situations its just perfect especially for the main thing i got it: astrophotography, its awesome how much more light comes thru F1.4 compared to the 2.8 Macro i used until now.
I feel like I'm leaning toward 85mm. I tried to figure out why, one thing I notice is that the difference in the ration between subject and surroundings. The 85mm leaves the surrounding to a level just enough to make the subject pop, while 50mm seems to have little too much surroundings.
Can you shoot with exact same background frame portrait with model full view top head to bottom shoe. Nothing should cut. Also shoot extra above head to ground feet. Please show us more samples..Thanks
The answer is both. In some pictures the bokeh looks better on 50mm, especially when you want to shoot a small subject and you need to be close. The image is just too blury on the 85mm. For portraits I would say both. 85mm gives less lens distortion because you need to stay further from the subject, so the faces will look better, but in some cases the depth of field is too much and the 50mm gives a much more beautiful and subtle bokeh, in others it looks better than the 50 mm. In full body shot the 85mm is just better.
I'm a landscape shooter but I shoot portraits now and then. The 85 was my go to portrait lens for a few years...then I got the 50. Now the 85 sits in my bag! The 50 is a little lighter, more versatile, and just more fun. If I move in close to my subject I can get very close to the same background blur as the 85. Flintstone zoom! @@JordanBrittley
I have all 50mm lenses. Get 85mm 1.2 you see the bokeh 3:20 it blurs the background instantly. The 50mm 1.2 it wont blur the image. A 50mm 1.4 side by side with 50mm 1.2 is like the same image quality. 85mm gives you bokeh, if you like the background to be seen clearly and don't care about bokeh then get 50mm. Plus 50mm you don't have to keep going stepping backwards that much when shooting on a full frame. I picked 85, most of my clients like the bokeh shots on 85.
Yes! I made sure the f stop was the same between the lenses and I'm pretty sure *most* were shot at f/2! Here's a guide where I share my typical settings: jordanbrittley.com/camera-settings-for-light-and-airy-photos
i want to buy the both of them cause i like what i see so tell me more about your full frame camera the canon 5d mark 3 cause i also want to buy that camera as well
Hey there! Here's a free guide where I share my general camera settings: jordanbrittley.com/camera-settings-for-light-and-airy-photos Happy to share specific settings, too! Just holler back with the specific photo!
Yes when indoors I use mostly 35mm but outside or in larger spaces I can switch to the 50mm. Currently use the canon rebel t6 but I plan on upgrading to maybe the 80D or 6D Mark II.
@@Coco-kd9id love that! I use the 6d mark ii for most of my videos and love it! It has the nice flip around screen + it's super light. I haven't tried the 80d but I've heard great things there too.
I have 50mm lens but now I want to buy 85mm...but would it be good for a Canon 80D camera? Great vibe on your vids..never boring :) You both look gorgeous! :)
Great video, current price for the 50mm is $99 and the 85mm is on back order everywhere. My wife and I both play around with photos and I currently have a 70-200 2.8 that I shoot portraits for the friends and family. Would a 50mm combined with the 70-200 be a workable combo?
Heyyy Jordan, Nice pics ,colors and model. Currently in the same boat of deciding between 50L or 85L 1.2 or 1.4 IS. Have 35mmL, 135mmL , 85mm 1.8, 50mm 1.4 and 50mm f2 Helios for swirl. Currently I can upgrade only one to the red ring. Shoot mostly portraits, maternity,kids and weddings. Regards from India🙂🇮🇳
85mm for my money gives you professional looking images with ease. The 50mm might be more versatile but it just doesn't bring the magic if your point is shooting portraiture. Great video!
I just found your channel and I’m in love! It was a really helpful video. But I just have a question and it would be really helpful if you could reply back to me. Okay so, I currently have the 50mm and it was my first prime lens. And I am thinking about start saving up for the 85mm but I’m not sure if they are too similar to each other and if it’s not worth it? But I really think personally the 85mm seems to give more and worth the money. But I want to ask you as a professional, what do you think? Is it worth to buy a 85mm when I already have a 50mm?
@@JordanBrittley I am pretty new, I started with photography a year ago so the 50mm is my only one except the kit lens! My main focus is dog photography and I love it! But sometimes I do some portraits of people too but dog photography is my main focus!
I ordered the sigma Art 135 yesterday for my canon 750D for outdoor use but if all the 85's I'll probably order the canon 85 1.4 if I was to get one for that IS. Cool vid
Thanks scott! I've heard great things about the sigma lenses and would love to try one one of these days! I think my very first lens I purchased was a tamron and I've heard they've come a loooong way! Has that been your experience?!
Ne aware that if you use a crop sensor you have to consider the crop factor (1.6 in your case). So a 50mm already has the crop of a 85 in you case. You will need a lot of space between you and your subject using a 135 on a crop cam to get everything in frame
Jordan Brittley I’ve never shot with it but after your video, I may be getting me one!! 😍 I loveeee the close ups! I currently shoot with a 50mm on a crop sensor camera which my hubby says is like having an 85?! 🤷🏻♀️
@@SerranoFilmCo Yup, that's right! So to get that 50 look (or something similar) you'd use the 35. I bet you love the bokeh you get on the 50 on a crop censor!
85mm all day! I have the new Canon 85mm 1.4L with IS and it's super duper quick to focus and the IS is a life saver. I love the bokeh! As long as you're shooting on a full-frame camera, 85mm isn't much of a zoom. I shoot 95% of my shoots with it.
Jordan Brittley I like the look of a slightly compressed lens and I had the 50mm already, but wanted more utility than going with a 105mm, so 85mm it was. I heard great things about the IS and that the bokeh was smooth, creamy goodness and it was!
For this one I used the mark 3! Added these links to the desc too 🖤 Gear used (affiliate links) • Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2pgh0VI • Canon 50: amzn.to/2D4Au9z • Canon 85: amzn.to/2OtACRq
Thanks a lot for your reply , From your experience would suggest investing on mirror or mirrorless camera? I am a beginner mainly looking to buy a camera to take portrait photos of my baby and in general family photos outside in the park etc . I was thinking something up 1000$ budget so I am between the canon M50 or eos 80D ? Got confused with so much information online hahaha . Anna
@Anna Kiourtsidi love that and totally get it! If it were me, I’d buy the 6d mark ii used (mirror) or splurge on it when it’s on sale. It’s 1400 right now on Amazon which is a great deal! I could go into a ton of detail in a vid on this so I’m going to jot down your question for a future vid as well! (Affiliate link) Canon 6d mark ii: amzn.to/36iHJWR
Which camera did you use?
Mark 3! Added to desc as well 🖤
Gear used (affiliate links)
• Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2pgh0VI
• Canon 50: amzn.to/2D4Au9z
• Canon 85: amzn.to/2OtACRq
5DIII Was mentioned @ about 2m
The 85mm is my favorite one. I love the blurry background and how sharp the images are.
That bokeh is SO GOOD! And I love how each lens sees color a bit different, too!
I paused at 3:19. That pretty much sealed the deal for me on the 85f/1.2.
Quite frankly I'd say the model makes the images look great no matter what lens is used :D
Agreed! And she's sweet as pie, too!
Which lens is suitable for me in APSC(crop sensor) frame like cannon SL2(200D).
50mm f/1.4
Or
85mm f/1.8
I will use it for portrait photography, wading, low light, and sunlight etc. And i will use it for bokeh & dept of field.
I hope you will give me the best suggestion. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I have them both. 85mm is so buttery and specifically good for portraits. 50mm great for all around general photography, especially nice for cropping during editing. Nice work.
Which one lense and camera are you using in this video please??? To make this vlog
85 for serious portraiture, 50 for more versatility and general photography
I signed up for the free lightroom preset but didn't get it. How do I get it?
I just recently got into photography after having my first child and just bought myself the 50mm as I heard it’s a great first lens to get for beginners because of its versatility but still produces great portraits but when I’m ready to upgrade again I’m def looking into the 85mm!! I’ve subscribed! Thanks so much! Looking forward to more videos!
is this 85mm f1/4 or 1/8 or 1/2
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Silly question, but if you move closer to the subject with a 50mm lens to the same composition as the 85....would that achieve very similar results?
I’m wondering exactly this. I would buy the 50mm because of the price but I don’t know if it would have too much distortion
I've been using the nifty fifty, after watching this the 85 is growing on me.
I love the 50 and just switch it up with the 85 from time to time! If you give it a whirl, let me know!
I FEEL THE SAME DAVID
What is the f stop on this camera ?
I think I shot these at 2.0 and 2.2 but I’ll check and make a vid with the settings!
I'm sure you won't see this! But I'm wondering where you find the sweet spot is with the aperture of the 85 mm lens? I rented one to play with and found my first round 1 in 5 were in focus the way I wanted. Love all of yours. Thanks for this video!
Tried twice to get the pre-set, never got an email
Love it a lot
What setting method were you using ?
I’ve got 50mm, with a crop sensor camera. How do i fully utilize the use of the lense?
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
I have a crop too and went with 50. I don’t regret it at all. I’ve just been taking the time to learn this one lens inside and out and it’s capable of so much! I hope you like it too!
Are you using a full frame or cropped sensor camera?
Full frame! What do you use these days?!
Question, which focusing mode were you in and which aperture were you using?
I’ll check the aperture for sure but I’m guessing 2.0 or 2.2! Single shot AF!
Owsome photos.
Amazing. Superb 👌👏
85mm - For portrait
50mm - For portrait with some background especially when ur traveling.
Very nice Comparison 👍☺️
I love the 85mm!! It is my favorite lens ever. I mainly shoot portraits so it’s my to go lens
The 85... I will never get over the bokeh on that lens. So good.
I have both lenses and new to the 85mm and just got it for Christmas and can't wait to play around with it .
I can’t wait to see!! You’re going to kill it with that lens! Did you get the 1.2 or 1.4 or something else? All of them are gorgeous!
Jordan Brittley it is a canon 85mm 1.4 love ❤️ any advice u can give on shooting with it I’ll take 🤗
Nice video. With 50mm the subject is further away. I would have liked to see how face looked filling the frame with both lenses to get true idea if 85mm gives less distortion/elongates the face.
Well, after 3 Canon DSLRs and 5 lenses (28-105mm 3.5-4.5 as allrounder, 10-22mm EF-S (ultra)wide, a Sigma 50mm 2,8 Macro and a 75-300mm IS USM and the stock lens) i finally got a 50mm F1.4 for cheap and i really love it. On the crop its even slightly too much but for most situations its just perfect especially for the main thing i got it: astrophotography, its awesome how much more light comes thru F1.4 compared to the 2.8 Macro i used until now.
I feel like I'm leaning toward 85mm. I tried to figure out why, one thing I notice is that the difference in the ration between subject and surroundings. The 85mm leaves the surrounding to a level just enough to make the subject pop, while 50mm seems to have little too much surroundings.
85 is my favorite.
So creamy!!
Can you shoot with exact same background frame portrait with model full view top head to bottom shoe. Nothing should cut. Also shoot extra above head to ground feet. Please show us more samples..Thanks
Which Camera Are You Using On This Video
Great video babe! But I still don't know which one to chose lol
I always suggest the 50 for the first lens! It’s my #1 go-to!!
Yeah! I got the 50mm and I love it 🤗 thanks 🥰
@@JordanBrittley yes budget allows to buy 50mm but 85mm blurr portrait is gold standard!!
If shooting in beautiful background I prefer using 50mm . And if the location background a bit crowded I prefer 85mm to makes subject more pops.
The answer is both. In some pictures the bokeh looks better on 50mm, especially when you want to shoot a small subject and you need to be close. The image is just too blury on the 85mm. For portraits I would say both. 85mm gives less lens distortion because you need to stay further from the subject, so the faces will look better, but in some cases the depth of field is too much and the 50mm gives a much more beautiful and subtle bokeh, in others it looks better than the 50 mm. In full body shot the 85mm is just better.
Excellent comparison Jordan. I guess the 50mm is more versatile if I have to choose.
Very nice video!!! You got a new fan in Warsaw - Poland :)
If you HAD to pick one of these lenses for the rest of your life, which one would it be and why?!
Awesome video! Hmm... I'm gonna go with the 50mm since I think I could use it as a walkaround a bit easier than the 85! Both are awesome though :D
@@DanielFayette totally agree! The 85 is stunning in the right situation but the 50 is just so versatile!!
I'm a landscape shooter but I shoot portraits now and then. The 85 was my go to portrait lens for a few years...then I got the 50. Now the 85 sits in my bag! The 50 is a little lighter, more versatile, and just more fun. If I move in close to my subject I can get very close to the same background blur as the 85. Flintstone zoom! @@JordanBrittley
I take pictures of dogs. Lobe the creamy bocaaaaa
Both Are Awesome Lens But i Have no DSLR Yet 😄😄😄 For The Beginniners 50mm For Pro Photographer's 85mm
I have canon200d and it's a crop sensor body.. Can u tell mee 85mm is working good on crop sensor body
I have all 50mm lenses. Get 85mm 1.2 you see the bokeh 3:20 it blurs the background instantly. The 50mm 1.2 it wont blur the image. A 50mm 1.4 side by side with 50mm 1.2 is like the same image quality. 85mm gives you bokeh, if you like the background to be seen clearly and don't care about bokeh then get 50mm. Plus 50mm you don't have to keep going stepping backwards that much when shooting on a full frame. I picked 85, most of my clients like the bokeh shots on 85.
Do you think its worth it to buy a 85 if you already have a 50mm and shoot a lot of portraits and similar stuff?
Great video. Just bought the 50. But I see where the 85 could come in handy. I believe both lenses are Great
I love videos like this it's so wholesome ❤️
Thank you! Are you a photographer?
Love this video, thank you for the insights! I normally shoot with a 50mm. Wow, you opened a whole new world for the 85mm. Thank you!!
were those all shot at the same f.stop and if so what was it at??
Yes! I made sure the f stop was the same between the lenses and I'm pretty sure *most* were shot at f/2! Here's a guide where I share my typical settings: jordanbrittley.com/camera-settings-for-light-and-airy-photos
this is full or crop sensor?
Full sensor!
I have the 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm but I always have to think which one i should use for outdoor shoot . 50mm & 85mm always battled in my mind 😂😂😂
i want to buy the both of them cause i like what i see so tell me more about your full frame camera the canon 5d mark 3 cause i also want to buy that camera as well
Definitely just showed me that 85 is it for me thanks 🙏🏽 for the video ❤
The 85mm lens shots are more creamier than 50mm but I will still go for the 50mm for now. Versatile! ✔️
What was your cam setting
Hey there! Here's a free guide where I share my general camera settings: jordanbrittley.com/camera-settings-for-light-and-airy-photos
Happy to share specific settings, too! Just holler back with the specific photo!
I find I have to stand so far away from a subject with the 50mm so I can't imagine using an 85 but your photos with it are lovely!
Haha! IMO that's a downside for the 85 for me! So do you use the 35?! Love that lens! What camera do you use?
Yes when indoors I use mostly 35mm but outside or in larger spaces I can switch to the 50mm. Currently use the canon rebel t6 but I plan on upgrading to maybe the 80D or 6D Mark II.
@@Coco-kd9id love that! I use the 6d mark ii for most of my videos and love it! It has the nice flip around screen + it's super light. I haven't tried the 80d but I've heard great things there too.
I can't pick...I actually can't pick right now haha I need them both in a comparison to each other in video mode haha
You’re the reason why I stopped by my local bestbuy and bought the 85mm f1.8 for my toy photography I do
YASS!! I’m so pumped to hear this!! The 85 for toy photography will be awesome 💯 Hows it working for ya so far??
I love the vibe in this video. Great work! 👍
Thanks a bunch!
Wow all photos are awesome.. 😍😍
May I know the picture style you used in your camera.
Luv the bokeh of the 85 lens!
Amazing picture❤️👍.For portrait i choose 85mm and for general purpose i choose 50mm😇.
What 85mm are you using?
85 any day, all day, though I have both, my 85 is my ride or die
A 50mm on a 1.6 crop sensor camera is 80. So does it act the same has a 85?
I have 50mm lens but now I want to buy 85mm...but would it be good for a Canon 80D camera? Great vibe on your vids..never boring :) You both look gorgeous! :)
Nice comparison. Have you ever tried a 135mm for portrait? Best wishes from Brazil.
I have 35mm
And now i think 85mm is on my list for portrait !
Which 85 mm are you using?
Nice video and great shots !
Great video, current price for the 50mm is $99 and the 85mm is on back order everywhere. My wife and I both play around with photos and I currently have a 70-200 2.8 that I shoot portraits for the friends and family. Would a 50mm combined with the 70-200 be a workable combo?
Great review, You are going to be a big TH-cam someday! 😄
Awesome video sis... Gracias for your share 😍
It's nor surprise the 85 mm is more tele than the 50 mm, you should compare pics with the same scale
very nice preset. i hope more preset for any events
Heyyy Jordan, Nice pics ,colors and model. Currently in the same boat of deciding between 50L or 85L 1.2 or 1.4 IS. Have 35mmL, 135mmL , 85mm 1.8, 50mm 1.4 and 50mm f2 Helios for swirl. Currently I can upgrade only one to the red ring. Shoot mostly portraits, maternity,kids and weddings. Regards from India🙂🇮🇳
85mm for my money gives you professional looking images with ease. The 50mm might be more versatile but it just doesn't bring the magic if your point is shooting portraiture. Great video!
The 85 is a queen when it comes to portraits! You’re so right!!
I just found your channel and I’m in love! It was a really helpful video. But I just have a question and it would be really helpful if you could reply back to me. Okay so, I currently have the 50mm and it was my first prime lens. And I am thinking about start saving up for the 85mm but I’m not sure if they are too similar to each other and if it’s not worth it? But I really think personally the 85mm seems to give more and worth the money. But I want to ask you as a professional, what do you think? Is it worth to buy a 85mm when I already have a 50mm?
Such a great question and thanks for watching!! What are you shooting? And what other lenses do you have? 📸
@@JordanBrittley I am pretty new, I started with photography a year ago so the 50mm is my only one except the kit lens! My main focus is dog photography and I love it! But sometimes I do some portraits of people too but dog photography is my main focus!
Can I have the same effect when using a 24-70mm lens for photo shooting?
Thank you
If 24 70 is 2.8 then u can get similar DOF like 50mm 1.8 if u shoot 70mm at 2.8.
maam can you tell me about your colour profile. its looking so beautiful.. n i want it please ma'am
I would go with the 85mm so that I can mix in some headshots.
Good idea!
Love love love the 85mm when I have the room to get what I want!
Hey this is 1.8 or 1.4 85 mm
I love that park! I just shot some senior photos there. But from your shots, I think the 85mm pictures looks so good!
No way! It’s a favorite location of mine for sure. So many options too! What lens did you end up using?
@@JordanBrittley I'm still a novice with my dslr, but I used my 70-300mm
is this 50mm 1.4?
Not tough 85mm all day for portraits
I ordered the sigma Art 135 yesterday for my canon 750D for outdoor use but if all the 85's I'll probably order the canon 85 1.4 if I was to get one for that IS. Cool vid
Thanks scott! I've heard great things about the sigma lenses and would love to try one one of these days! I think my very first lens I purchased was a tamron and I've heard they've come a loooong way! Has that been your experience?!
Ne aware that if you use a crop sensor you have to consider the crop factor (1.6 in your case). So a 50mm already has the crop of a 85 in you case. You will need a lot of space between you and your subject using a 135 on a crop cam to get everything in frame
I really liked the 85mm!! 😍
ITS TOO GOOD. What's your fave thing to shoot with it?! And are you a far away 85 shooter or do you like the up close shots?!
Jordan Brittley I’ve never shot with it but after your video, I may be getting me one!! 😍 I loveeee the close ups! I currently shoot with a 50mm on a crop sensor camera which my hubby says is like having an 85?! 🤷🏻♀️
Your husband is right. I believe that you have to multiply your focal length by 1.6 if you are shooting on a crop sensor.
@@SerranoFilmCo Yup, that's right! So to get that 50 look (or something similar) you'd use the 35. I bet you love the bokeh you get on the 50 on a crop censor!
in terms of 1.2, I will pick 85mm and for 50mm I better take the 1.4 one
85mm all day! I have the new Canon 85mm 1.4L with IS and it's super duper quick to focus and the IS is a life saver. I love the bokeh! As long as you're shooting on a full-frame camera, 85mm isn't much of a zoom. I shoot 95% of my shoots with it.
I've heard great things about it being faster than the 1.2. What made you give it a try?! Was it the bokeh or the zoom?
Jordan Brittley I like the look of a slightly compressed lens and I had the 50mm already, but wanted more utility than going with a 105mm, so 85mm it was. I heard great things about the IS and that the bokeh was smooth, creamy goodness and it was!
I like them both sorry great work 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you! And honestly it’s just hard to choose sometimes! Both lenses are great. What lenses do you normally work with?
Jordan Brittley 50mm
WHICH CAMERA DO YOU HAVE ?
For this one I used the mark 3! Added these links to the desc too 🖤
Gear used (affiliate links)
• Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2pgh0VI
• Canon 50: amzn.to/2D4Au9z
• Canon 85: amzn.to/2OtACRq
Thanks a lot for your reply ,
From your experience would suggest investing on mirror or mirrorless camera? I am a beginner mainly looking to buy a camera to take portrait photos of my baby and in general family photos outside in the park etc .
I was thinking something up 1000$ budget so I am between the canon M50 or eos 80D ?
Got confused with so much information online hahaha .
Anna
@Anna Kiourtsidi love that and totally get it! If it were me, I’d buy the 6d mark ii used (mirror) or splurge on it when it’s on sale. It’s 1400 right now on Amazon which is a great deal! I could go into a ton of detail in a vid on this so I’m going to jot down your question for a future vid as well!
(Affiliate link) Canon 6d mark ii: amzn.to/36iHJWR
@@AnnaDiopeng p.s. Can’t wait to see the baby pics!! Tag me on Instagram or something once you get your cam + take pics!!
Dream lens 😭😭
The 85mm all day long. And I have both.
que bello está eso
I have a 50mm which gives me great photos but i would love to try and shoot w a 85mm
I'm going for the 50MM
Why hasn't TH-cam recommended your channel to me?? Pinterest is the place to be....at least for me❤. Thanks for sharing!
Who is won?
It's totally up to you!! I do tend to navigate toward the 50mm!
85mm hands down!
can i choose you😍
I need these lenses compare to each other in video mode. arghhh hahaha Can you help me out?
Ooo great idea! Are you going to use for video or that just helps paint a better picture?
@@JordanBrittley for video but I went for the 55mm😂💪🏼
@@FynnDaubner I haven’t shot 55mm but the whole 50 range is a beaut!! Congrats on your new lens!
85 reigns supreme
helloooo!!! is this 85 mm 1.8??? :)
Nah, I think both lenses are 1.2f
Earned a sub +like! Love it!
Haha i think i love both.. sometimes its good to have 50mm .. depends.. emm anyway thnks for the tips! 👍🏼👍🏼😊😊
Most definitely 85mm! You can beat that lol...
It's a beauty!
85mm my favourite lens. bokeh and dimension looks great... fast subscribe for this channel...