great tips For 1 I did not know that you could turn this around for the macro shots lol going to give it a shot thou thanks for this tip great to try!!!!
@@mellogan6796, yes, but they know how to use it to it's best effect. Even with the best photo equipment in your hands, you'd still take amateurish photos. Dude.
Agreed on all your points as to buy. But remember these comments are mainly correct on a full frame sensor. On an APS-C it becomes a small telephoto of around 80mm on Canons (75mm on Nikon & Sony etc) and the subsequent slight loss of depth of field by a 1.6 factor (1.5x factor on Nikon & Sony etc). But it is still THE lens to buy as a first lens for price, performance, optical quality and making you learn how to take great photos. Great video
Size, Fantastic for travel Bokeh (because of 7 aperture blades) Shooting in Low Light (high aperture) Depth of Field Focal Length (field of view of eye) Affordable (f1.8: 125$) Tip: Flip the lens and use it as a macro lens
Tomos Snow it has a smaller sensor than a full frame camera, so if you have a one hundred mm lens, it appears as a 160 mm lens. In other words, it is cropped in 1.6 times. This is called an aps-c sensor.
Your video makes me very glad that I ordered this lens last week. I'm still awaiting its arrival and can hardly wait to try it out. Thanks so much Kellan!
I started with the 50 1.8. I loved it so I got the sigma 50 1.4 art... it’s the same size as my 16-35 2.8 and is about a 3rd heavier... it’s a BEAST though
Oh yeah it only makes sense to have a shorter lens maybe even a 46mm or 40 mm is going to be better in low-light like doesn't have to go that far to travel
Interesting video, though I'm a bit confused. I was recently looking into getting 24mm pancake and everyone said it's perfect, because it gets you close to the 50mm (24*1.6=38mm) while being super tiny. This 50mm on APC-S sensor (which the 50D is) turns the 50mm into 80mm, which is imo starting to get pretty inconvenient for general photography. I personally only ever use it for product photography and portraits, as anything else is just pain to frame right.
For those of us that can't afford a full frame sensor, it would have been nice for you to mention what a 50mm lens turns into on a cropped sensor. Otherwise, great video!
A 50 mm lens remains a 50mm lens regardless of what format camera you use. What changes is the Field Of View. It is exactly like cropping your photo in photoshop or other image editting software. If you want the equivalent FOV of a 50mm lens on an FX sensor, then you have to get either a 30mm or 35mm lens for your cropped sensor.
It's funny when I started out in photography all I shot with was 50. Mm for portraits. Then I got an 85 mmmm and loved that even more! Then, I bought the hundred mmmm macro. L Series and that's my go-to lens for sure now. My poor 50 mm is all Dusty.
When baseball season comeback I'm catching the metro downtown to bush stadium and take some photos with my canon T7 and 50 mm canon lens of the st.louis cardinal
Ur the second person that recommends the Nifty fitty, I wondered a lot if I decide to buy just a bear camera that would be cheaper without a Lens, and not I heard everything I needed to hear to make that purchase, got an undetectable Lumix DC-FZ80 and for me it's lovely, but there's only so much one can do on camera of that sort, Well TY sir for ur recommendation, already added to my.Amazon List.
Since the beginning of 135 film the 50mm had been the standard normal lens in every bag. People who only owned one lens owned a 50. Here I discover a whole tribe who just fell off the turnip truck and discover it. I love TH-cam.
Hi! I have 11-22mm lens and I'm deciding on my next lens. I'm looking at 22mm pancake lens (I've heard really great reviews about it as well) and the 50mm lens. Can I get your insights between the two please? Thanks a lot.
Nice vid man! I use the Nifty Fifty with a metabones on my GH5 and I've gotten some really nice shots with it. Both photo and video. At that price you can't beat it.
Right now I am doing star photos . You made me buy the 50 mm lens lol. Yes or No use for stars . I use it for flower close up and portraits and family get together. I love it for that. I just want to know limits so I don't keep it in My bag until have family or flowers. Thank You
Hey man look I’m a newbie I’ve watched 200 videos on my camera a rebel t100 and this is my first lens purchase u made this soooooo understandable bro. Damn thank u and I did like and subscribe! 👍🏽 Awesome job!
Hi Mate Very concise description and am about to buy it soon ! Can you explain what you said about how to use it macro shots by turning around the lens ? Thanks and good luck 😉
Thanks . I learned a lot. Asking: is there big difference between the 50mm f1.8 II and 50mm f1.8 STM? I have f1.8 II, wonder if the STM one gives MUCH better picture quality.? I know stm for steady shot. Thanks
I have one and it is definitely value for the money. I just do not use it that much, since on my crop sensor camera it is about 80mm which is quite narrow. I use my 35mm a lot more but is is a f2.8. The 50mm is great but not always as usable.
If size is what you are going for the EF 40mm f2.8 STM pancake is smaller and sharper. Same for the EF-S 24mm f2.8 STM pancake. I also the EF 50mm version 1 I bought in 1988 and the latest STM version that I got used last year cheap. I think the latter is the best of the two 50s. Other than that I agree with your points. :-)
Thanks for your review! I am planning to buy a new lens and I think I already have decided. If I may ask you, would you rather have this nifty fifty than a 35mm lens? Please help meeeee :)
Hey there Im new to the photography world..I just got a canon sx420 IS. This may be a stupid question.. But do I need an adapter to use the 50mm lens on my camera. If so which adapter do you recommend? Your videos are super helpful. Im an event planner looking to add to my services and capture my own work but I haven't taken a photography class since 2011 and I never opened a dslr camera but def took a/v in high school and college.💕
Low f numbers are nice for low light, but be careful, they also reduce depth of field, so if the subject(s) are close to you (e.g. two people in front of you at some angle), you may end up with only one person in focus. I've mad this mistake with my Nikon 50mm 1.4 :(
I know this is an older video, but I just got a Canon T5i and I am starting to research how to use it. This is a great video and very clearly explained. Thank you very much.
I have a 1.8 Nikon 25mm and I really like. I the only issue I have is this lens doesn't zoom like my other, so that can be fun at times. LOL. It is a good lens though.
Another great video! But with the 50mm canon lens you need to be roughlt 6 feet away from the camera with that 50mm lens on with a background that is 3 or 4 feet behind you to get that blurred effect do you not?
er... Flip your Lens around for macro shots??? ( @4.53 ) are sure about that?.. I mean, how do you attach the lens the wrong way around to the camera body ? , have you got a video of you doing this by any chance? Thanks.
Hi! I’ve been shooting with a 5D IV and a 50mm 1.8 but the AF infrared light hasn’t been working properly because it only flashes when the scene is underexposed? Why is that red light not working all the time? I’d really appreciate your help on this. Tks!
I have the nifty 50mm prime lens, the only thing I don't like is that you can't take close up shots if you are close to your subject. Any suggestions to handle this, thanks in advance.
Hi great video I have a Nikon d7200 and I regularly do low light in pubs and singers I have the 50mm but struggle to get a clear picture in low light without flash
Hey ! Just have one little question. I'm planning to buy a Nikon D3000 with the canon fifty nifty lens but i have heard, that you can't attach a canon lens to a Nikon body, yes you can using an adapter but you'll lose capabilities like autofocus. I have found Nikon is selling a 50mm lens but will it be good as the canon lens? :)
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....
Thanks for the informative video. I'm a novice in photography and I recently purchased the Canon M50 and still awaiting delivery. I've been reading articles about focal length and aperture and have a question regarding the "nifty fifty". Question 1: Since the Canon M50 has a crop factor of 1.6x, if I want to purchase a "nifty fifty" should I look for a lens that is a (approx) 31mm f/1.8? (31mm being 50mm divide by 1.6). If I bought a 50mm f1.8 wouldn't give me the same capabilities you are talking about on my new Canon M50, correct? Question 2: Besides the aperture, is a 50mm on a telephoto lens same as fixed/prime lens? In other words, can I take the same photos using a telephoto/zoom lens at 50mm and take the same photo as a fixed/prime lens, given it's not a low light situation and amount of light wasn't a big factor, say during the day? Thanks for all the help!
Great questions! The 50mm f/1.8 will appear more like an 80mm lens on your cropped sensor camera, yes. So you could look to purchase a 35mm lens and get closer to that 50mm look. Sure you can take a similar looking photo by zooming to 50mm on a zoom lens as you might get with a 50 prime, however prime lenses tend to have a sharper image when you compare these too. You'll also get that much faster lens with the prime vs the zoom. Hopefully this helps.
I’m getting a Canon SL2 this Xmas and I was wondering whether it would be a better starting point to get a 18-55 is STM kit lens or a 50mm lens? I will also be shooting a lot of video
This was very informative. I have a quick question if you don't mind. Looks like the 50mm is the right lens to take pictures of landscape to record what I'm seeing. Let me see I can explain what I'm talking about... when go to Toronto Island, for instance, I want to take a picture to show how gorgeous the CN Tower looks like, the image is a bit flatten out, I can't see to find a way to capture exactly what I'm seeing.. does it make any sense to you? Thanks for the content.
You forgot to mention that this is a 50mm on a full frame, but it is an 80mm on a crop sensor, which the majority of people have! 80mm is specialized in portraits (headshots). So the information in this video is misleading for people with crop sensor cameras! Most youtubers make this mistake and they don't explain those major deference in focal lengths... Anyway, if someone wants a general purpose prime lens on a crop sensor camera the 24mm f2.8 pancake (38mm on crop) is probably the best value for money and it makes a nice combo with the medium telephoto 50mm (80mm on crop).
For a beginner like myself, Will it be feasible to purchase a Panasonic GH2 with the canon 50 mm lens to record TH-cam videos & take still photos promoting Beauty products?
The only video on TH-cam that made me buy a 50mm lens. Thanks
You'll love it!
Muslim Queens me as well
How much did you buys yours?
same :D
@@princeobed3143 101 $
great tips For 1 I did not know that you could turn this around for the macro shots lol going to give it a shot thou thanks for this tip great to try!!!!
50mm will make you into the photographer you've always wanted to be.
truth
moncorp1 Inc i’m sold. brb gonna buy the 50mm lens
Equipment doesn't make anyone a better photographer--its knowing how to use equipment that makes a better photographer.
Fred Pearson dude stop being silly. Pros use pro equipment for a reason.
@@mellogan6796, yes, but they know how to use it to it's best effect. Even with the best photo equipment in your hands, you'd still take amateurish photos. Dude.
Agreed on all your points as to buy. But remember these comments are mainly correct on a full frame sensor. On an APS-C it becomes a small telephoto of around 80mm on Canons (75mm on Nikon & Sony etc) and the subsequent slight loss of depth of field by a 1.6 factor (1.5x factor on Nikon & Sony etc).
But it is still THE lens to buy as a first lens for price, performance, optical quality and making you learn how to take great photos.
Great video
I’ve had mines for about a good year now and it’s absolutely my favorite the shots are so clear and my customers love their photos
What type of camera do u use
Can i be your assistant
No junks,good narration.I spend valuable time with you.Great video
Size, Fantastic for travel
Bokeh (because of 7 aperture blades)
Shooting in Low Light (high aperture)
Depth of Field
Focal Length (field of view of eye)
Affordable (f1.8: 125$)
Tip: Flip the lens and use it as a macro lens
Dude. Thanks for getting right to the point and giving helping examples of phot/video usage. Just bought one.
I bought this lens last week. It’s the first lens I bought for my camera. It’s the best!
This was also my first purchased lense as well. Just affordable and effective. Good times with this lens.
I definitely use this one a lot!
Shot a wedding in my early days with the exact lens with my 35mm film soooo fast washed a lot shots because the place was so bright!
What’s not being said, the 50mm in crop sensor is equal to 80mm.
Kinda annoying for crop sensor user. For those interested 35mm (FF~50) should do the trick in crop sensor.
Just get a speed booster. It’ll be a true 50mm
@@AnkitPant06 30mm would be more like 50.
Tomos Snow it has a smaller sensor than a full frame camera, so if you have a one hundred mm lens, it appears as a 160 mm lens. In other words, it is cropped in 1.6 times. This is called an aps-c sensor.
SO what should i buy for my APSc sensor canon eos M10? i have now basic 18-55.. i dont want upgrade camera just lens
I got this lens as a Christmas gift to myself. Looking forward to taking some great shots with it. Great review!
Enjoy it!
I barely got one with a lens hood included and I'm loving it
So, should I replace all the things about 50mm to 35mm in my head if I have an APS-C camera, or I should use 50mm for that too?
Your video makes me very glad that I ordered this lens last week. I'm still awaiting its arrival and can hardly wait to try it out. Thanks so much Kellan!
I started with the 50 1.8. I loved it so I got the sigma 50 1.4 art... it’s the same size as my 16-35 2.8 and is about a 3rd heavier... it’s a BEAST though
Very clear, descriptive & helpful explanation. Much obliged! Definitely buying the nifty fifty after this video. And hello from London!
Oh yeah it only makes sense to have a shorter lens maybe even a 46mm or 40 mm is going to be better in low-light like doesn't have to go that far to travel
Let see how it works, I bought my lens clap today and so excited to use it in my 77d.
The Best Budget Lens for Full Frame Cameras and Crop. Thanks for this video 🙏
Thanks for watching! So true.
0:01 good that I don't even have a lens cap
I'm really enjoying your channel !! very informative !
Very useful focused video. I'm going to start photography biz now.
Interesting video, though I'm a bit confused. I was recently looking into getting 24mm pancake and everyone said it's perfect, because it gets you close to the 50mm (24*1.6=38mm) while being super tiny. This 50mm on APC-S sensor (which the 50D is) turns the 50mm into 80mm, which is imo starting to get pretty inconvenient for general photography. I personally only ever use it for product photography and portraits, as anything else is just pain to frame right.
For those of us that can't afford a full frame sensor, it would have been nice for you to mention what a 50mm lens turns into on a cropped sensor. Otherwise, great video!
Great point. It ends up equating to about an 80mm. I have an upcoming video on full frame vs crop sensor.
A 50 mm lens remains a 50mm lens regardless of what format camera you use. What changes is the Field Of View. It is exactly like cropping your photo in photoshop or other image editting software. If you want the equivalent FOV of a 50mm lens on an FX sensor, then you have to get either a 30mm or 35mm lens for your cropped sensor.
Recently purchased a Canon DSlR...my first lens...the "nifty 50"....thanks for your review 😊
It's funny when I started out in photography all I shot with was 50. Mm for portraits. Then I got an 85 mmmm and loved that even more! Then, I bought the hundred mmmm macro. L Series and that's my go-to lens for sure now. My poor 50 mm is all Dusty.
When baseball season comeback I'm catching the metro downtown to bush stadium and take some photos with my canon T7 and 50 mm canon lens of the st.louis cardinal
Man I’m waiting on my 50mm to arrive tomorrow. I also ordered the 24mm as well. It’s time to get busy👍
Ur the second person that recommends the Nifty fitty, I wondered a lot if I decide to buy just a bear camera that would be cheaper without a Lens, and not I heard everything I needed to hear to make that purchase, got an undetectable Lumix DC-FZ80 and for me it's lovely, but there's only so much one can do on camera of that sort, Well TY sir for ur recommendation, already added to my.Amazon List.
Since the beginning of 135 film the 50mm had been the standard normal lens in every bag. People who only owned one lens owned a 50. Here I discover a whole tribe who just fell off the turnip truck and discover it. I love TH-cam.
So true, Steve!
What about on an aps-c sensor?
Excellent review.. You helped me making my mind.. Just before going to buy a 50mm.
Thanks.
Will a 50mm f1.8 lens a good option for travel videography?
Only ever use a 50 mm lens on my old Olympus OM10. Using one now on my Nikon D3400
Hi! I have 11-22mm lens and I'm deciding on my next lens. I'm looking at 22mm pancake lens (I've heard really great reviews about it as well) and the 50mm lens. Can I get your insights between the two please? Thanks a lot.
Thanks. .great evaluation.. I'm sold!
50mm used to be the kit lens in the film days.
Nice vid man! I use the Nifty Fifty with a metabones on my GH5 and I've gotten some really nice shots with it. Both photo and video. At that price you can't beat it.
Thanks, Skyler! It still boggles my mind how cheap it is. Such a great deal.
The 50mm was offered for sale with cameras for years .
Thank you. This is very useful information. I just bought one and enjoying it everyday.
Right now I am doing star photos . You made me buy the 50 mm lens lol. Yes or No use for stars . I use it for flower close up and portraits and family get together. I love it for that. I just want to know limits so I don't keep it in My bag until have family or flowers. Thank You
Lens Clap. You are going to be a great dad with jokes like those. Keep up the awesome videos man
Hahaha I appreciate that. Thank you so much for watching!
Nice video,was thinking about 50mm.This video confirmed that the nifty fifty is the one!!!
Thank you! It really is a great lens. I think you'll love it!
Great review on the Canon 50 MM lens.
Thanks....I just ordered one before I saw this.
Hey man look I’m a newbie I’ve watched 200 videos on my camera a rebel t100 and this is my first lens purchase u made this soooooo understandable bro. Damn thank u and I did like and subscribe! 👍🏽 Awesome job!
Hi Mate
Very concise description and am about to buy it soon ! Can you explain what you said about how to use it macro shots by turning around the lens ? Thanks and good luck 😉
That's got me intrigued as well tbh.
Thank you for another excellent review! Subscribed!
Awesome, thank you!
excellent review
Thanks a lot!
Thanks . I learned a lot. Asking: is there big difference between the 50mm f1.8 II and 50mm f1.8 STM?
I have f1.8 II, wonder if the STM one gives MUCH better picture quality.? I know stm for steady shot. Thanks
Not really, but the STM has a better autofocus than the mark ii
You're helpful as heck, Kellan Reck 👍
I just ordered one!! I'm so excited. Thank tou so much..! This video made me just click that check out button 👀👀
Glad to hear that!
I have one and it is definitely value for the money. I just do not use it that much, since on my crop sensor camera it is about 80mm which is quite narrow. I use my 35mm a lot more but is is a f2.8. The 50mm is great but not always as usable.
If size is what you are going for the EF 40mm f2.8 STM pancake is smaller and sharper. Same for the EF-S 24mm f2.8 STM pancake. I also the EF 50mm version 1 I bought in 1988 and the latest STM version that I got used last year cheap. I think the latter is the best of the two 50s.
Other than that I agree with your points. :-)
I love the Info graphics you use in the middle. Could you please tell me what software you use to make them? Thanks!!
Thanks for your review! I am planning to buy a new lens and I think I already have decided. If I may ask you, would you rather have this nifty fifty than a 35mm lens? Please help meeeee :)
Just bought this lens yesterday. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching
Great video! I have a Nikon D750 with ony two lenses: the nifty 50 1.8 and a 24-70mm zoom lens. Guess which one I use the most? :)
Hey there Im new to the photography world..I just got a canon sx420 IS. This may be a stupid question.. But do I need an adapter to use the 50mm lens on my camera. If so which adapter do you recommend? Your videos are super helpful. Im an event planner looking to add to my services and capture my own work but I haven't taken a photography class since 2011 and I never opened a dslr camera but def took a/v in high school and college.💕
Defining the term "fast" lens. I've never heard that. Thanks
Kellan, this is monumentally helpful, thanks so much! 🙂
Glad to hear that!
Thank you! I didn’t know about the blade! :)
Low f numbers are nice for low light, but be careful, they also reduce depth of field, so if the subject(s) are close to you (e.g. two people in front of you at some angle), you may end up with only one person in focus. I've mad this mistake with my Nikon 50mm 1.4 :(
I know this is an older video, but I just got a Canon T5i and I am starting to research how to use it. This is a great video and very clearly explained. Thank you very much.
Thanks!
EV-olution I use a t3i
@@theurbanartist775 Do you still use it?
I have a 1.8 Nikon 25mm and I really like. I the only issue I have is this lens doesn't zoom like my other, so that can be fun at times. LOL. It is a good lens though.
Great lens, but yes not having the zoom requires moving around a bit more haha
My first 50mm is the RF f/1.2 lol. It’s a sick lens.
Thank you, Order completed!
Is the 80D+this lense how good would It be ? Tips ?
Another great video! But with the 50mm canon lens you need to be roughlt 6 feet away from the camera with that 50mm lens on with a background that is 3 or 4 feet behind you to get that blurred effect do you not?
Lmao the cheesy intro was hands down, the best part😂
Hahaha thanks!
er... Flip your Lens around for macro shots??? ( @4.53 ) are sure about that?.. I mean, how do you attach the lens the wrong way around to the camera body ? , have you got a video of you doing this by any chance? Thanks.
Coldeb 89: You can buy adaptors (sometimes called "reversing rings") to do this.......most camera shops will stock them.
Did you use 50mm on this video? How far were you standing from the camera and the background?
I subbed long ago but thank you for the review. I do have a Nifty Fifty in my line up. I have the 6D Mark II.
Thank you so much!
Convenient that Christmas is coming up...adding this to my wishlist.
You'll love it!
Also...GOOOOOOOO RED SOX! #beatla
Hi! I’ve been shooting with a 5D IV and a 50mm 1.8 but the AF infrared light hasn’t been working properly because it only flashes when the scene is underexposed? Why is that red light not working all the time? I’d really appreciate your help on this. Tks!
I have the nifty 50mm prime lens, the only thing I don't like is that you can't take close up shots if you are close to your subject. Any suggestions to handle this, thanks in advance.
Yes I got 50mm as kitlens 😍
I'm sold. Thank you!
Personally I prefer the Canon 40mm 2.8 pancake lens. Now that really is small but the quality is right up there with the best.
for full frame or crop sensor?
@@kool_1859 Both.
2.8 pancake is good also (having both), but 1.8 is nice, not that you always shoot that wide open - personally these work best on FF sensors
Hi great video I have a Nikon d7200 and I regularly do low light in pubs and singers I have the 50mm but struggle to get a clear picture in low light without flash
would this be a good lense for street photography? and travel?
Hey !
Just have one little question.
I'm planning to buy a Nikon D3000 with the canon fifty nifty lens but i have heard, that you can't attach a canon lens to a Nikon body, yes you can using an adapter but you'll lose capabilities like autofocus. I have found Nikon is selling a 50mm lens but will it be good as the canon lens? :)
the nikon 50mm 1.8G is way better than the canon 50mm 1.8 STM
I use a Nikkor 50mm 1.8 from the 90's zero issues after all these years.
Glad i got mine around $42 and yes it is damnnn beautiful!!!!
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....
Thanks for a meaningful review/explanation. Really like your no-fluff approach. BTW., you have a great logo. Be well.
PowerForward thank you so much!
Would love to buy for my slow to not going anywhere photography
Thanks for the informative video. I'm a novice in photography and I recently purchased the Canon M50 and still awaiting delivery. I've been reading articles about focal length and aperture and have a question regarding the "nifty fifty".
Question 1: Since the Canon M50 has a crop factor of 1.6x, if I want to purchase a "nifty fifty" should I look for a lens that is a (approx) 31mm f/1.8? (31mm being 50mm divide by 1.6). If I bought a 50mm f1.8 wouldn't give me the same capabilities you are talking about on my new Canon M50, correct?
Question 2: Besides the aperture, is a 50mm on a telephoto lens same as fixed/prime lens? In other words, can I take the same photos using a telephoto/zoom lens at 50mm and take the same photo as a fixed/prime lens, given it's not a low light situation and amount of light wasn't a big factor, say during the day?
Thanks for all the help!
Great questions! The 50mm f/1.8 will appear more like an 80mm lens on your cropped sensor camera, yes. So you could look to purchase a 35mm lens and get closer to that 50mm look.
Sure you can take a similar looking photo by zooming to 50mm on a zoom lens as you might get with a 50 prime, however prime lenses tend to have a sharper image when you compare these too. You'll also get that much faster lens with the prime vs the zoom. Hopefully this helps.
Kellan Reck thanks! Just wanted to make sure.
I’m getting a Canon SL2 this Xmas and I was wondering whether it would be a better starting point to get a 18-55 is STM kit lens or a 50mm lens? I will also be shooting a lot of video
The 18-55 will be more versatile for you and give you wider shots overall.
This was very informative. I have a quick question if you don't mind. Looks like the 50mm is the right lens to take pictures of landscape to record what I'm seeing. Let me see I can explain what I'm talking about... when go to Toronto Island, for instance, I want to take a picture to show how gorgeous the CN Tower looks like, the image is a bit flatten out, I can't see to find a way to capture exactly what I'm seeing.. does it make any sense to you? Thanks for the content.
Can you provide me the specs for 50mm lens for Canon EOS 70D?
I have a nikon d750 with a 50mm 1.8g.... Now I just need to learn photography... 😂... Any tips to point me in the right direction??
I have a RF camera mount, am I going to lose anything with the adapter?
Awesome video 🥰
You forgot to mention that this is a 50mm on a full frame, but it is an 80mm on a crop sensor, which the majority of people have! 80mm is specialized in portraits (headshots). So the information in this video is misleading for people with crop sensor cameras! Most youtubers make this mistake and they don't explain those major deference in focal lengths... Anyway, if someone wants a general purpose prime lens on a crop sensor camera the 24mm f2.8 pancake (38mm on crop) is probably the best value for money and it makes a nice combo with the medium telephoto 50mm (80mm on crop).
Ordering mines next week for my T7i! Any tips?🤔
just got one today. best thing i ever bought
Awesome! They really are solid.
For a beginner like myself, Will it be feasible to purchase a Panasonic GH2 with the canon 50 mm lens to record TH-cam videos & take still photos promoting Beauty products?
This was very informative, thanks for the info! Liked and subscribed :)
Thank you for watching!
Great vid man. I'm tempted to subscribe!
Thanks for watching, Azarul! I hope you do :)
Is 50mm good for shooting music video bro
Definitely will help with a lot of the shots