Using this lens for 4 months now and haven't let me down a bit, great for photography maybe a little softer in certain environment. Highly recommended this lens
I owned the Yongnou 50mm and it blows me away with it's results. Did a product photography for a client and she got blown away with the after shots, of course. With a little help from Photoshop.
After finishing the final render, I noticed the difference in sharpness between the Canon and Yongnuo is a bit more than I initially thought. Still, I think the Yongnuo is definitiely a viable lens at its current price 🙂
This softness compensates for the harshness of digital imagery. And, instead of buying "mist" filters, activating "soft effects" here and there, sending money for weird "pocket fog machines"... this is what a video operator must buy, when searching for some softness in his sequences. For 50 USD, if it does the job for a few months... perfect ! Then, it shall turn into the second hand kit lens when time comes to sell the camera... All in all, this is a rather clever investment !
I really appreciate your budget lens videos. They've been helpful to me on more than one occasion. Now the Yongnuo isn't a lens I need but I'm fascinated with the difference between budget and expensive
It's definitely an interesting market, your return on investment can go down pretty quick with lenses if you aren't careful. Some lenses in the $600-$800 range (especially third party ones) can give lenses 2 or 3x as much a run for their money! And likewise, this lens can be pretty competitive and even indistinguishable if the video is compressed or posted on platforms like Instagram or Facebook and viewed on a small phone screen.
@@JoshWiniarski That's a good point. Ironically as tech gets more advanced and high quality, the everyday viewers are seeing less and less of that quality due to websites struggling to keep up. It's a great thing for us budget photographers/filmographers who can now produce (close to) equally good content visually as the pros. But I feel for the people dropping thousands of dollars on crazy quality gear that's now regularly matched with budget products.
Hi, sorry for the possibly a stupid question, but is it possible to attach this lense to Canon SX40HS? If yes, then what adapter should I use? What back ring size it has?
I have this exact lens and to be honest....I LOVE IT! has a really nice shallow depth of field and I use my Viltrox speed booster with it. Just bought an ND filter (52mm) so I can get shallow depth of field in day light. Great lens.
HEY GUYS IF YOU INTO ACTUAL FILM LOOK, THEN YOU FOOTAGE SHOULD NOT BE SUPER SHARP ANYWAY. THIS LENS IS GREAT. IF ANYTHING JUST SHARP IN POST WHILE COLOR GRADING. FILMMAKERS DONT NEED AUTOFOCUS. MASTER MANUAL. THIS LENS IS PERFECT
Yeah shaky footage is always a problem with longer lenses. That's why I usually go for wider lenses than 50mm if I'm shooting handheld (I like to keep it 35mm and under). This is especially helpful on something like a crop sensor camera!
Hey Josh, your EOS R talking head footage looks really good! Not too contrasty and oversharpened. I can't get mine to look like that! Can I ask what LUT and settings are you using?! 😊
Such a solid and honest review, love that you didn't drool all over the lens and told us what to actually expect. Also, shouts out for the mask wearing in the drive-thru #STOPTHESPREAD!
We should compile a list of the most over used YT phrases. I’ll go first. “Without further ado” 😂 love your channel so far (sorry for spamming tf outta you)
I have this lens and think it's a great little photography lens, but the AF noise on my RP make video unusable unless you don't need the sound, or have a boom mic and operator on your vlog team :)
I was going to search in amazon for the 100mm lens then I saw this , my 50mm lens was broke so I was looking for a macro lens for videography, I think this would be great for practice 😃💗 I like your video !
If you're looking for a telephoto lens, the 55-250 is still a GREAT value. The only thing to be cautious of would be the fact that it's a DSLR lens, but mirrorless cameras can use it with an adapter no problem so I'd say itll still be very usable for years to come!
it is the only prime lens i have.. ive learned the strenght and weakness of this lens. and im love it. TIPS: sharpness in 1.8f is base on distance to the subject. thank me later :)
Can you please recommend me some lenses for my brand new 80d, was thinking about getting a used tamron 17-50 VC, but then maybe I'll get a sigma 17-70 but that one is a variable f2.8-f4.....maybe you have a better option for me (maybe a 24-105/24-70 but that's not too wide on a crop) so please help me decide, thanks so much
My 2 favorite lenses for my Canon 80D are the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 ART and the Sigma 17-50 f/2.8! I haven't used the Tamron version but I'd assume it's pretty similar. Those 2 are both AMAZING though!
i got YN 50mm 1.8 hahaha i dont enough money to buy cuz i invest to a Fullframe body EOS RP... i think u can get nice photos when u attached in Fullframe camera i think im happy for now.. hehe... soon i will but a new one lens.. 85 or 50mm Sigma or Samyang.. or Viltrox.. anyway Nice great reviews.
I have newer one with the metal mount. I don't think there is any noticeable difference between them. Besides, neither will make a photographer more creative.
Inexpensive lens... everyday. Because the skills are in the operator's hands. Mc rubbish "food"... never. Because what you ingest eventually makes for what you become.
Using this lens for 4 months now and haven't let me down a bit, great for photography maybe a little softer in certain environment. Highly recommended this lens
Great to hear, thanks for sharing!
I owned the Yongnou 50mm and it blows me away with it's results. Did a product photography for a client and she got blown away with the after shots, of course. With a little help from Photoshop.
Just realized I didn't have notifications on for this channel. That's changing real soon! Keep up the great content!
After finishing the final render, I noticed the difference in sharpness between the Canon and Yongnuo is a bit more than I initially thought. Still, I think the Yongnuo is definitiely a viable lens at its current price 🙂
I own both the Youngnou 50mm and 35mm and going to purchase the 85mm
This softness compensates for the harshness of digital imagery.
And, instead of buying "mist" filters, activating "soft effects" here and there, sending money for weird "pocket fog machines"... this is what a video operator must buy, when searching for some softness in his sequences.
For 50 USD, if it does the job for a few months... perfect ! Then, it shall turn into the second hand kit lens when time comes to sell the camera...
All in all, this is a rather clever investment !
I really appreciate your budget lens videos. They've been helpful to me on more than one occasion. Now the Yongnuo isn't a lens I need but I'm fascinated with the difference between budget and expensive
It's definitely an interesting market, your return on investment can go down pretty quick with lenses if you aren't careful. Some lenses in the $600-$800 range (especially third party ones) can give lenses 2 or 3x as much a run for their money! And likewise, this lens can be pretty competitive and even indistinguishable if the video is compressed or posted on platforms like Instagram or Facebook and viewed on a small phone screen.
@@JoshWiniarski That's a good point. Ironically as tech gets more advanced and high quality, the everyday viewers are seeing less and less of that quality due to websites struggling to keep up. It's a great thing for us budget photographers/filmographers who can now produce (close to) equally good content visually as the pros. But I feel for the people dropping thousands of dollars on crazy quality gear that's now regularly matched with budget products.
Hi, sorry for the possibly a stupid question, but is it possible to attach this lense to Canon SX40HS? If yes, then what adapter should I use? What back ring size it has?
I have this exact lens and to be honest....I LOVE IT! has a really nice shallow depth of field and I use my Viltrox speed booster with it. Just bought an ND filter (52mm) so I can get shallow depth of field in day light. Great lens.
eu tmb comprei um filtro ND ansioso para ele chegar
HEY GUYS IF YOU INTO ACTUAL FILM LOOK, THEN YOU FOOTAGE SHOULD NOT BE SUPER SHARP ANYWAY. THIS LENS IS GREAT. IF ANYTHING JUST SHARP IN POST WHILE COLOR GRADING. FILMMAKERS DONT NEED AUTOFOCUS. MASTER MANUAL. THIS LENS IS PERFECT
what canon camera model did you use with this?
Great video , I have a canon 50mm but whenever I record video or try to manually focus it’s very shaky
Yeah shaky footage is always a problem with longer lenses. That's why I usually go for wider lenses than 50mm if I'm shooting handheld (I like to keep it 35mm and under). This is especially helpful on something like a crop sensor camera!
Can i use it for my m50
Only with an adapter, but if you buy one then absolutely!
Hey Josh, your EOS R talking head footage looks really good! Not too contrasty and oversharpened. I can't get mine to look like that! Can I ask what LUT and settings are you using?! 😊
The ygn 50mm MK2 is really good actually
How much was it?
Such a solid and honest review, love that you didn't drool all over the lens and told us what to actually expect. Also, shouts out for the mask wearing in the drive-thru #STOPTHESPREAD!
Glad you found it helpful!
We should compile a list of the most over used YT phrases. I’ll go first. “Without further ado”
😂 love your channel so far (sorry for spamming tf outta you)
I have this lens and think it's a great little photography lens, but the AF noise on my RP make video unusable unless you don't need the sound, or have a boom mic and operator on your vlog team :)
I was going to search in amazon for the 100mm lens then I saw this , my 50mm lens was broke so I was looking for a macro lens for videography, I think this would be great for practice 😃💗
I like your video !
Hey josh i am in the market to buy the canon 55-250mm stm lens is it worth buying in 2020
If you're looking for a telephoto lens, the 55-250 is still a GREAT value. The only thing to be cautious of would be the fact that it's a DSLR lens, but mirrorless cameras can use it with an adapter no problem so I'd say itll still be very usable for years to come!
That’s pretty nice. I might buy one.
it is the only prime lens i have.. ive learned the strenght and weakness of this lens. and im love it.
TIPS: sharpness in 1.8f is base on distance to the subject. thank me later :)
Quality work I have a sony and the spny version is like 400
It is not true. Sony has an FE 50mm f1/8 at 150 gbp brand new such as the Canon EF 50mm f1.8 stm as well as for fuji the xc35mm f/2 for 160.
Can you please recommend me some lenses for my brand new 80d, was thinking about getting a used tamron 17-50 VC, but then maybe I'll get a sigma 17-70 but that one is a variable f2.8-f4.....maybe you have a better option for me (maybe a 24-105/24-70 but that's not too wide on a crop)
so please help me decide, thanks so much
My 2 favorite lenses for my Canon 80D are the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 ART and the Sigma 17-50 f/2.8! I haven't used the Tamron version but I'd assume it's pretty similar. Those 2 are both AMAZING though!
nice vid my guy, thinking of becoming a prime lens guy. so next buy will probably be Samyang MF 85mm f/1.4 MK2 for canon EF :)
Ooooo sounds like an awesome lens!
Thanks Buddy
Big help 🙌
No problem 👍
Is this 4k?
i got YN 50mm 1.8 hahaha i dont enough money to buy cuz i invest to a Fullframe body EOS RP... i think u can get nice photos when u attached in Fullframe camera i think im happy for now.. hehe... soon i will but a new one lens.. 85 or 50mm Sigma or Samyang.. or Viltrox.. anyway Nice great reviews.
i will be buyng the yonggnuo this December
Excited for you, I hope you make some awesome stuff with it!
Super impressed with the super cheap lens!
It's actually insane that you can get a lens like this for under $100!
Josh thanks for this.
My pleasure!
I could buy the lens for 25$ incl shipping. Should I buy it?
Honestly a great lens for the price
That’s clean
I though it was pretty damn good. The scene where you filmes the chicken nuggets was excellent quality.
the Nikon one focuses better than the canon one. i have that one for muy nikon works great
I have newer one with the metal mount. I don't think there is any noticeable difference between them. Besides, neither will make a photographer more creative.
Super...
Thanks!
dude what did u do to ur phone lol
This is the only lens with massive bokeh btw
Not 50$ anymore double that now
Inexpensive lens... everyday. Because the skills are in the operator's hands.
Mc rubbish "food"... never. Because what you ingest eventually makes for what you become.
No. Here you go, I saved you 8 minutes.