I love how straight-forward these videos are. No bullshit, just pure informative content. Thank you! Although I'm not a photographer, but a lot of these tips can also apply to filmmaking.
my favorite landscape lens is by far my 70-300mm. love the look and it's fantastic how you're able to create new compositions by compressing the prespectives
I love you guys because you show just how good it is to break the rules! It is so tiresome to hear the same things over and over about how to use a camera and what lens to use in what situation, and what angle and what light and what composition, but that is not what photography is about. Photography is about making art. And art is about breaking the rules, being creative and showing how you see the world. Great video, as always.
I love all of your videos. They're so simple and easy to understand while also giving so much information. I also love the recap at the end of your videos. They really solidify the information!
I love shooting portraits at 35mm, it gives a feeling like you're right there, and that just can't be replicated with longer lenses. I also like the way it includes the background if I shoot a little bit further away, everything above 50 sorta looks the same besides compression. 35mm is unique. It's honestly underappreciated.
The "rules" are there to give you a start, it came from experience before you picked up a camera. After you go through shooting said subjects with recommended lenses, then the learning begins when you start to experiment and see which lens YOU like to use for certain stuff. I love the 85, and not much the 50mm for example, maybe cause I've not shot much with it...so experiment.
I did try an 85mm 1.2 lens @f1.2 at a wedding for group photos and the results were breathtaking to say the least. Great advice there, as usual! I'll try the Brenizer method with something like 135mm or more and see how it goes. Cheers!
Everything about this was perfect. The information was quality, the pacing was brilliant and the visuals made it really easy to digest! I could watch these types of videos all day. Thank you!
Thank you. Thank you! I always feel guilty shooting street with a 50 on a crop (75!). But I like how it looks, gives off a different vibe than most. Or how I like to go wide and down to shoot a "portrait" and make my subject look taller or bigger. I can now finally shoot knowing that you guys do it too.
I shoot street with a 50mm on a crop sensor too! I like it better than the the 35mm because I don't have to get right up close and personal with subjects to fill the frame.
Ahhh, Thank you so much for these videos! I've watched them all and you both have really helped me with shooting photos! I hope your channel keeps growing, you guys are awesome
You guys seriously rock! I'm about to buy wide angle lens, but I don't know which one should I buy the 35mm or 24mm :/ I love weird poses and angles, and this video is the first to test 24mm on an actual human being. Every video that I watch is about using 24mm, but strictly in a landscape photography. THANK YOU SO MUCH for using 24mm on a model!
As someone who's shot a tremendous amount of time with the 35mm in wedding and portraiture, im finding myself wanting to go to 50mm as my eyes are getting really great at picking up on distortion. The 50mm lens is more natural to the eye, and much more flattering in my opinion especially if you're trying to fill the frame. The 35 works just fine as long as you aren't putting any body parts closer to the camera or if you're pulling way back from the subject. Close and intimate is cool, but there's much more chance with the 35 that you'll end up with a hand that's distracting in a photo because it happens to look like 3 sizes bigger than it actually is.
err, i know this may differs from your "tutorial that don't waste your time" motto, but can you guys make longer videos once in a while? make it as a "Special" / Monthly special? and putting the photo critique as one a segment. *just an idea from a huge fan, love the works you guys did and cant wait for the next ones!
Hi. I absolutely love your videos. Can you please create a video tutorial about focus? The different focus settings. Please I would really appreciate it. I did a photoshoot today with some of my friends. I tried to focus on telling a story and it was just amazing. I will tag you in it.
Friggin brilliant video! You guys create concise, unique and useful content that a lot of photography channels lack. I've never considered using my 85mm for group shots. Thanks you guys, can't wait for more! #ForeverAStudent
I know you shoot weddings with primes, but I tried this weekend and I had to switch over to 24-70 and 70-200. Could you make a video on using prime lenses for weddings?
So almost completely unrelated to your video, except it's about lenses, but I have a question. I want to buy a camera kit but my only preference for a camera/lens, is that I need to be able to twist the lens with my hand when using manual focus. Do all lenses allow you to do that? I know this is a stupid question. I've just not been able to handle any cameras other than point and shoot cheap cameras.
"photography rule makers are not your mom so you can break these rules" LOOOOL YES!
It actually physically and mentally disgusts me how perfect all of your videos are. Its unreeeeeal.
I love how straight-forward these videos are. No bullshit, just pure informative content. Thank you! Although I'm not a photographer, but a lot of these tips can also apply to filmmaking.
It's always fun explaining why I'm standing a 100 yds away taking a group pic of my friends. The photos are great though. Dangerous in the mountains!
😂
By far the best, most underrated, photography TH-cam channel ever
my favorite landscape lens is by far my 70-300mm. love the look and it's fantastic how you're able to create new compositions by compressing the prespectives
You guys are killing it, just noticed you haven't been on TH-cam that long either! Another great video, looking forward to whatever comes next :D
I love you guys because you show just how good it is to break the rules! It is so tiresome to hear the same things over and over about how to use a camera and what lens to use in what situation, and what angle and what light and what composition, but that is not what photography is about. Photography is about making art. And art is about breaking the rules, being creative and showing how you see the world.
Great video, as always.
Short, precise, simple and straight to the point. I feel I don't have any questions after watching yr videos. The sorta of TH-cam videos I like.
I love all of your videos. They're so simple and easy to understand while also giving so much information. I also love the recap at the end of your videos. They really solidify the information!
I love shooting portraits at 35mm, it gives a feeling like you're right there, and that just can't be replicated with longer lenses. I also like the way it includes the background if I shoot a little bit further away, everything above 50 sorta looks the same besides compression. 35mm is unique. It's honestly underappreciated.
The "rules" are there to give you a start, it came from experience before you picked up a camera. After you go through shooting said subjects with recommended lenses, then the learning begins when you start to experiment and see which lens YOU like to use for certain stuff. I love the 85, and not much the 50mm for example, maybe cause I've not shot much with it...so experiment.
I did try an 85mm 1.2 lens @f1.2 at a wedding for group photos and the results were breathtaking to say the least. Great advice there, as usual! I'll try the Brenizer method with something like 135mm or more and see how it goes. Cheers!
Guys, you're amazing! Empowering people to think rather than following the conventional templates
Everything about this was perfect. The information was quality, the pacing was brilliant and the visuals made it really easy to digest! I could watch these types of videos all day. Thank you!
Thank you. Thank you! I always feel guilty shooting street with a 50 on a crop (75!). But I like how it looks, gives off a different vibe than most. Or how I like to go wide and down to shoot a "portrait" and make my subject look taller or bigger.
I can now finally shoot knowing that you guys do it too.
I shoot street with a 50mm on a crop sensor too! I like it better than the the 35mm because I don't have to get right up close and personal with subjects to fill the frame.
Alan Do as kai wong would say it. 35 is too close that your subject can stab you. XD
I use the Brenizer method for nearly all my landscap photography, never new it was called the Brenizer method though.
Love watching how Mango Street has grown on TH-cam! You two are KILLING it!!! Also great vid!
I swear. It makes me so happy to see a new video from Mango Street.
"Photography rule makers aren't your mom"- Idk why but I found that really funny! Love your content.
Just found this channel and so far super impressed with the quality of the content and knowledge that you guys are publishing, keep up the great work
YOU GUYS ARE DEFINITELY BECOMING ONE OF THE TOP 5 PHOTOGS CHANNEL/VLOG
Ahhh, Thank you so much for these videos! I've watched them all and you both have really helped me with shooting photos! I hope your channel keeps growing, you guys are awesome
I love using my 24 ART as a portrait, just a tricky thing to use without dramatically distorting the subject.
Definitely my fav photography channel hands-down!! Ty for these videos
this was an important video!
the rules from other channels destroying the creativity and new ideas from fresh young photographers
i only have one lens:
end of the problem.
ahahah
Hahaha 👍
Mango Street however great video, like always (It was obviously obvious 😌)
😂😂😂😂
That last tip it's amazing, I have only used that tool from photoshop for landscape, definitely gonna use it more often now.
1:10 Actually, the opposite is true - longer focal lengths give shallower depth of field at a given aperture
0:34 gotta censor that booty xD
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Ali Arif proves that wide angle captures more of the subject😂
I laughed out loud! It really caught me off guard. Ha!
I Almost spit out my tea when I saw that lmao
i really like your short tutorials. it is amazing how you can keep so much information in such short videos.
loved the V diagram 😂😂
Some really great ideas and results in this one! LOVE that tennis court one at 0:26, and that B-roll was fresh 👌
Love how quick and to the point your videos are! more vids pls!
Short + informative + creative + passion = mango street
Ive really grown a lot as a photographer thank to this channel. Thanks guys
always neat, always simple and short. ur channel would grow fast i guarantee
You guys should do a beginner tutorial on the best methods for stitching photos together in post!!
Currently my favorite youtube channel
You guys seriously rock! I'm about to buy wide angle lens, but I don't know which one should I buy the 35mm or 24mm :/ I love weird poses and angles, and this video is the first to test 24mm on an actual human being. Every video that I watch is about using 24mm, but strictly in a landscape photography. THANK YOU SO MUCH for using 24mm on a model!
My goodness gracious I love your channel. Every video is relevant and inspiring. Keep up the good work!
That Brenizer method you mentioned is incredible!
just found your channel last week and have watched all your videos, short and to the point, keep it up! 😊
Best photography channel period!
You guys are the fasted growing TH-cam channel I've ever seen. For good reason, too!
Everything is right about your videos: quality, information, length, and even charm!
These videos are fantastic, so informative and not intimidating at all. Keep it up!
As someone who's shot a tremendous amount of time with the 35mm in wedding and portraiture, im finding myself wanting to go to 50mm as my eyes are getting really great at picking up on distortion. The 50mm lens is more natural to the eye, and much more flattering in my opinion especially if you're trying to fill the frame. The 35 works just fine as long as you aren't putting any body parts closer to the camera or if you're pulling way back from the subject. Close and intimate is cool, but there's much more chance with the 35 that you'll end up with a hand that's distracting in a photo because it happens to look like 3 sizes bigger than it actually is.
I watch you guys for 2 things a) amazing tips you guys give b) your super cute pet
Oh your pet is so adorable 😍😍
The brenizer method is Holyyyyyy! Love this one
Give me moarrrrrr. Best videos, fantastic content... I would watch at least 3 times a week.
you are by far my favorite TH-cam channel. Thanks guys!!
quick suggestion would like to see the settings of the camera for each picture.
i always wonder whenever pictures come up. Thanks!
I'm super grateful I found this channel. You're buckets of inspiration.
AGAIN, BEST PHOTOGRAPHY CHANNEL ON TH-cam!!
For days I was looking for information on this topic and you have helped me a lot, greetings from Argentina.
YOU GUYS ARE REALLY AWESOME!!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR ALWAYS GIVING TIPS ON HOW TO BREAK THOSE RULES. ILY GUYS 😘😘😘😍😍😍
err, i know this may differs from your "tutorial that don't waste your time" motto, but can you guys make longer videos once in a while? make it as a "Special" / Monthly special? and putting the photo critique as one a segment. *just an idea from a huge fan, love the works you guys did and cant wait for the next ones!
both of you become my favorite channel ..
I really love your content, but don't know why! Its just so good!!!
By far my favorite video so far. So good
These videos are so awesome. Could you guys please make a video talking about instant photography? That would be rad 🖤
I WISH that you'd post more than once a week 😩 I love watching your videos
retire us!
Dang you guys have BLOWN UP! Congrats on breaking 200k subs!
Keep up the good work! I always learn something new and im 6 years in photography.
Amo todo su contendio, aprendo con todos sus videos!
I love all of your content, I learn with all of your videos!
I have a new 85mm 1.8, but has a scratch or something inside :(
In the photos it doesn't look but it's too annoying...
Hi. I absolutely love your videos. Can you please create a video tutorial about focus? The different focus settings. Please I would really appreciate it. I did a photoshoot today with some of my friends. I tried to focus on telling a story and it was just amazing. I will tag you in it.
I'm in love with this channel watching the same videos again and again 😘
Why do I love how short these are?
I knew this video would go good as soon as you referenced Arrested Development
This is why I love unique lenses like my 37mm and 58 Petzval.
Whoaaaa I never hear of the Brenizer Method before ! Thanks guys ! WIll try it soon :D
Hi how to stitch them photos together? Can you teach us that? PLS READ
I lose my shit every time I get a notification from you guys😄😄😄 as usual, great video!!!
No quería que acabara el video, me encanta su canal !
Cheers from Xalapa, México !!!
Nice vid, I like to shoot portraits at 28mm ff, I just really enjoy including the environment
Super helpful! I'm new to photography and your channel is helping me so much.
wtf this channel grew so fast wow (And totally deserves it)
Friggin brilliant video! You guys create concise, unique and useful content that a lot of photography channels lack. I've never considered using my 85mm for group shots. Thanks you guys, can't wait for more! #ForeverAStudent
hi! I'm a new subscriber and I'm leaning a lot with all your videos! thanks a lot!
ur frenchie is insaneeeeeeeeee.. love it. awesome work with the vids too.. very helpfull :)
Great video and helpful tips. I appreciate the work you put into this. 🙏
THE BEST photography channel on the yotubes
Super timely! Great vid!
I know you shoot weddings with primes, but I tried this weekend and I had to switch over to 24-70 and 70-200. Could you make a video on using prime lenses for weddings?
I personally use 35mm to shoot a portrait ! Giving the subject lot more personality and intimacy !
You guys are great! Thanks for another informative video
I find it funny and appreciated that you guys used the blur effect over the butt crack.
it was actually just blurring out my tramp stamp.
Mango Street and you did a good job too because I never would have known that was there unless you said it lol.
Your videos always give me cool ideas ❤️
Never thought about it... I love it! 💖
I am literally just about to buy 2 lenses. Cheers for this
Who spotted the bananas tho? (hint: there's more than just a banana stand) (hint: don't spoil it!)
theres always money in the banana stand
there's more!
I want you to take a trip to Thailand. : )
omg you guysssss I watched it 3 times to find it! ahahahah
There's always money in the banana stand. ;)
love the concise delivery of the content! Ahh timely reminder of utilising the Brenizer Method more >
So almost completely unrelated to your video, except it's about lenses, but I have a question. I want to buy a camera kit but my only preference for a camera/lens, is that I need to be able to twist the lens with my hand when using manual focus. Do all lenses allow you to do that? I know this is a stupid question. I've just not been able to handle any cameras other than point and shoot cheap cameras.
Precise and clear explanation. Thumbs up!!👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Never heard of the Brenizer Method before! Looks awesome! Def wanna try! Great video, as always! 😄
What a great idea to make this video! Thanks guys! you are amazing
That was amazing. Do you have a tutorial on that Branheizer technique?
can you explain better the brenizer method? do you fix a focal length how do you do it exactly?
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