Canon 24mm f/2.8 vs 40mm f/2.8 vs 50mm f/1.8
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- Today we're comparing the Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM, the Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM, and the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lenses! These are all distinct Canon DSLR prime lenses, so I'll be taking a look at the features of each lens and helping you decide which is the best one for YOU.
*NOTE: Forgot to mention this in the video, but since the 24mm is an EF-S lens, this comparison is from the point of view of a crop sensor camera!
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This is the one of the best breakdowns of the 24 vs. 40 vs. 50mm argument. Well done! Thanks for sharing the info!
Appreciate it, glad it was helpful!
The comparison we've all been waiting for!
I've probably seen all the 50 mm vs 24 mm comparison videos and this video is just exactly what I've been looking for all these these days...
One thing that hardly anyone ever mentions is the crop factor. On a Canon crop sensor, the 24 is going to have the field of view of a 38.
thats why they need to make a 31mm lens i think 31mm is 49.6mm to try and get a solid 50mm
@@JamieS1992 on a full frame, 24x36mm image, the diagonal = 43 mm so the perfect standard lens is a 43 mm. And then this 24mm comes darn near.
The 24, 28, 35, 50 etcetera focal lengths are 'standard' because (lacking computers) for these values the lens equations could be solved.
The 24mm is an ef-s lens designed for crop sensor
great video Dude, the best I've seen so far! Well done! Thanks a lot..
Amazing! Thanks for calling out the macro capabilities. Very important but not much talked about. This is the first video of yours that I watched but boy, I am a subscriber now :)
Such a great video that explains the differences. Helped me pick and decide
Thanks for a breakdown!!! It was literally me at the beginning of the video guessing which one I should get
This was sooo helpful in me deciding on my next lens! 😊😊
Man, this video was perfect! Literally had all three in my cart when I realized how goofy that was haha. Thank you so much for taking the time to create such a detailed and comprehensible video, it helped so much!
My pleasure, happy to help!
Thank you so much, really clear and engaging explanation for a newbie like me 😊
Thank you! I was only looking for a much clearer explanation of the comparison between the 40 and the 50mm, but I got more. My main purpose for buying a new lens is getting a finer shot, a bit more blur background, but without getting too close to the subject. So I guess, the 40mm is my winner do you think?
Absolutely helpful and concise video. 10/10 my dude. Thanks for the great work!
My pleasure, glad it helped you out!
great video! 24 and 50 were the first 2 lenses I bought to go with the 18 to 55 kit lens. next i'm thinking 55 to 250 for my crop sensor camera.
Very good video, covering a lot of info at a pace that keeps you engaged, well done.
Glad you liked it!
Outstanding comparison video! Thanks a Lot! It just helped me out to confirmed the way I have assembled my minimalistic Lens Arsenal (I chose to have the 24 and 50 with the companion of the 55-250). For ocasions when it's convenient to carry only one "versatile", I have the 18-55 to cover from landscape till portrait (sometimes is good to keep the not beloved "lens kit" 😜 ). See ya, nice shots for All of Us !!!
This was suuuuuuuper helpful. Thanks for breaking everything down.
Thank you much Josh! That was very helpful for sure! I think the 50mm will perfect for what I'm looking for.
protect this mans soul at all costs, i love him and his videos so much. thank you so much :)
Jeez man, this is a great channel! Excellent experienced perspective delivered on top of a dynamic array of A roll and meaningful B roll
Thanks so much, I'm glad the video was helpful!
Great video, lots of information and makes sense. Subscribed.
Well Done Josh! Thanks for posting this comparasion… one of the best🌹…
I'm glad it was helpful!
It's been extremely helpful! Thanks a lot! ♥️
Happy to hear that, you're very welcome!
Man this was informative af. Thank you. Solid info with no bs
Happy to help!
Wow so much information. Just finished the video and it’s great, thank you!
My pleasure!
Very good practical summary of uses of 24,40 and 50mm lenses. thanks.
My pleasure!
Thank you! This was a helpful review. I already have the 50 and I love it but I’ve been on the fence deciding between the 24 and the 10-18 for river trips. River trips entail shots of nice wide landscapes and high walls as well as candids when we take off river to camp.
I think that the 24 would fit better in my pelican case, is 2.8 as opposed to the 4.5 of the 1018
More light for sunsets and faster aperture means no lugging a tripod, and it’s also cheaper in case anything were to happen to it.
Cheers!
Sounds like a good plan, hope you get some awesome shots!
Thanks much for this video! It helps me decide what lens to buy moving forward. I would go for 24mm since I already have 50mm apart from that, I believe 24mm will give me best photos esp capturing group of people also wide angle shots. ❤️🤘
I’m happy that I found ur vid , you’ve explained everything well!!
Glad it was helpful!
I've got the 24 and 50. On my 750D they do wonders. Especially the 24mm with VND filter 😊 plus night sky photography its wild.
Capturing the milky way it's so easy
So helpful brudda - just copped a 10-18 wide angle, next up is the 50mm f.18 Good looks bro , your videos help me break down which lenses do what- stay up!!
Happy to help!
Thanks bro, great channel you definitely deserve more subscribers! New subscriber here, I'm just now getting into videography and photography I've been binge watching your videos keep up the great work bro!👊🏾👊🏾💯
Very informative, good comparison, thanks very much!
My pleasure!
I have these three lenses, primarily for traveling simplicity. What I like about them how well they look with video on my Canon C100 MKII. The 50mm looks good outside and I use the built in NDS for any extra light. I also have the 18-135mm f/3.5 but a single lens is a good pocket option. My best glass is the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 - amazing.
Thanks for detailed review of these lenses. However, I would like to ask you a question - I have 18-55 III, 55-250 STM and I intent to take mainly landscape, urban and macro shots. Would you recommend 24mm to compliment what I already have or would you ditch 18-55 III and possibly buy some particular lens t compliment 24 and 55-250 STM for the aforementioned purposes?
Thank you! I already have a 24mm but was looking to invest into another lens for portraits. You made me realize that the 50mm is the best choice to partner with the 24mm
Happy to help! Yeah with those 2 you can shoot quite a lot (and make your photos look amazing!)
This is so informative! Thank you!
You're welcome, glad it helped!
I just got a T100 that came with the 18-55 kit lens, and I picked up a 75-300. Should I pick a 40 for when I’m on the move and wants to keep it light?
I had the nifty fifty last week, and ordered the 24 pancake today for wide shots with fast aperture, I always felt like the 40mm is in a weird spot and doesn’t standout in anything, this is all before I see your video.
And now after seeing this couldn’t be happier with my decision, thanks!.
Did you return the nifty 50?
@@NZ_SMC No I'm keeping both, the nifty fifty offer image depth better than any of the 3, I use it most of the time, but I use the 24 in tight spaces to get a bit wider image with almost the same depth
hi,,i know that these are not for my project,,i mean if you know wich of these two lens was the suitable for that i told you before. thanks for all.
Hi bro, thanks mate! Which one is sharper between 24mm and 40mm ?
Great video . I’ve just got the 24mm to go with my 50mm .
These lenses are so sharp and for the price they are a no brainer .
If for instance you go for a walk with your camera . These 2 lenses are great .
One on your camera body one in a pocket .
the 50mm used to have problems with sharpness when using the aparture at 1.8. Do you know if this is still a problem? Did you compare the apartures / sharpness of all three lenses? Great video! Thx
would you recommend the 18-135 good for landscape and street photography? also, out of all the lenses in this video, which is the best for nighttime video and photos with groups of ppl and buildings?
Thanks for this review! Does the 40mm do well with a T5i camera for video? I’m okay with backing away from the camera and using an external mic. I’d like to shoot a talk-show (the host will be seated on a desk, about 7-8 feet away from the camera for a waist-up medium shot). I feel like the 40mm focal length on a crop sensor will be very flattering to the face, and isn’t going to be as tight as the 50mm. I don’t have the $ to upgrade my camera body just yet. This seems like a good budget lens...I’m just wondering if the autofocus is any good on the t5i, or if I will encounter any other issues filming with it (before I actually go out and buy it).
Hi! the 24mm is compatible with Canon M50? If so, do I need an adapter?
Simple at excellent video !! Bravo Josh !
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the information. But I think you could have said about price and sharpness. And should I buy sigma 17 50 2.8 instead going for 24 mm pancake with some more money? I have 50mm 1.8 and 18-55 kit.
I have a Canon m50 camera and a 15-45mm kit lense and a speed booster attachment. I like to take action figure photography, so im just trying to get more detail in my shots which lense would best suit my needs?
great vid !!! great vibes , keep it going soon you will grow very fast...
Thank you so much, appreciate it!
great video! you made it clear cut for me! thankful!
Very welcome, glad to hear it helped!
Great video bro! I just bought the 24mm. Let’s see how it goes!
Right on, make some cool stuff with it!
I have the 50mm, would you say 24 or 40? For couple/family shoots specifically
Great video. I shoot landscapes and some street photography. I have Sigma’s brilliant 40mm Art Lens f/1.4 and its such a natural focal length, but its heavy. Very heavy. So I’ve bought the 40mm pancake lens. I hesitated to buy it because it means I now have two 40mm lenses, but when it comes to street/candid photography where weight and portability is a factor, and the ability to not be noticed is important, it seemed the best way to go. It’s not the best lens out there, but it’s all about how you intend to use it. The 35mm f2 with IS was also a candidate, but costs more than twice as much. I’ll see how I get on. Once again, thanks for reviewing.
Ok question - im purchasing for portraits - but need to crop in reaaaaally tight on features like eyes, lips and the occasional full face. My first thought was the 50mm, but - the minimal focus length of the 24mm is really enticing. Lighting will never be an issue, but sometimes space while shooting is. What should I do? Very helpful video btw
Hi man! So I have a question... I’ve been using a kit lens for a while now till the AF stoped working, now I want to get a prime lens... do you think I should go for the 50mm or 80mm cause I’ll be shooting more of potriats than landscape but I’ll be shooting at events too...also the 40mm is an option cause it’s more affordable (is use a 600D btw)
This info was So great for me cus its so confusing. THANK YOU. What lens have you recorded this video with?
if i have the 18-135mm and like to have one for family or group pictures and also close up pic of food, is the 24mm better for me than the 50mm? this is for canon sl3 thanks
Thank you, this was very helpful. I recently spent 5 weeks walking around cities in Italy and also London.
I took a Canon with a 50mm lens and only used that. I found I spent a lot of walking back and forwards as it brought the subjects closer.
I like taking shots of people with a prime lens and found the 50mm brought them towards me so I didn't have to get 'in their faces'.
I'll probably get a 24 or 40 as well for those shots I want with more area around the subject and for architecture. Now to decide which one?
Thanks for the video, sure was great.
Great explanation!
I bought a gimbal for my Canon 800D and I'm looking to film B-rolls do you think the 24mm is gonna be enough, I do already have a 50mm but It doesn't work for my use case since everything is zoomed in.
Thank you.. 24mm and 50mm is what I want.. 😊
In addtion also I also need 10-18mm lens for super wide shot.. And for versatility I used 18-200mm tamron lens..
So in total of 4 lenses..
i have canon 800D, which lens is the best for 800D 24mm 40mm or 50mm?
Which lens would you suggest for street photography... 24mm or 50mm?
Thanks for helping me make my decision! I’ll be getting the 24mm cuz I already have the 50mm and I like to take pics at my cousins house if we have any sort of family gatherings (w/o having to go far back lol). Sounds like that would do the job at a budget price. Thank you!
You're very welcome, hope you capture some awesome memories with it!
great breakdown... i was between a 40mm and a 50mm because I found a decent sale, but after lining up my lenses to see what exactly I was working with and might benefit from most... im mostly drawing a blank. I have 2 lenses that have 40mm range, and only 1 lens that can reach 50mm, but I've got a 60mm and one that hits 45mm which is fairly close right? tipping the scales to 3 > 2 roughly; and now... I'm not so sure I need either lens. I take a fair amount of subject focused landscape shots and the aperture of the 50 sounds amazing... tough call
I have a Canon 1200D, and I'm using kit lenses 18-55 and 55-250. I love astrophotography and landscape photography with my Google Pixel phone. Which one should I choose for astrophotography: the 50mm 1.8 or the 24mm 2.8?
what lense are you shooting this video with mostly?
Ugh why am I still debating between the 24 and 50. I wanna do landscapes but also do portraits. So I want both. But I believe I'll start with the 24. I'm so new to all this photography stuff so thank you for helping me haha.
Sorry for the late reply! It's important to remember that the reason different lenses exist is because they all have their strengths and weaknesses! Trust me, I know the feeling when choosing between lenses (it's always sooooo hard to decide), but landscapes and portraits are so vastly different that it's better to start with a lens for one, and work towards a new lens for the other photograph style (or look at a zoom lens that can do both, but isn't GREAT for either)!
Hello and Thank you for the clarification!
Q: I am using both a T2 and T3 Desview/Besview DSLR Camera Teleprompter and need your expert opinion on which of these 3 Lenses you recommend for that use!
Thanks
Great explanation.
Love the way you broke it down, but I was hoping to see some side-by-side comparisons.
Gotcha, i'll keep that in mind and maybe i'll make a short video just showing comparisons in shots!
Thanks so much ... you’re the man!!!!!!
thanks for the video,if i use canon eos r10,and i want to tkae macro photos with the extention tube,which one will be the best?
Thanks, this video helped a lot.
Glad to hear it!
very helpful video! thanks
My pleasure, happy to help!
Really helpful, thanks 👍👍👍
Glad to hear it!
is 24mm good for Low light
Clear and helpful...
Do you recommend any of these lenses for food photography? And if so, which one is better for it?
The 50 mm is amazing for food photography!
Can I use this 24mm lens with adapter with canon r6 full frame mirrorless camera
Thanks for sharing! It is pretty useful to hear all these points of view in one video.
Glad it was helpful!
I understand the 40mm is the sharpest of the three but it lacks the close focusing of the 24, which I believe is just 15cm. It was great to see the lenses compared in terms of close focus and it is indeed interesting that the 24 can get the closest. There is also the question of contrast or rendering which again most reviews don't even mention or at least only in passing. Something again to be born in mind that lenses don't always perform as expected on APSC over FF in terms of sharpness which it might be expected would be the same or better and isn't necessarily.
I got the kit lenses like any one else. The 50mm which is awesome for portraits! Though when in a group or family event is hard to capture every body together so I’m considering the 24MM for big groups of people and landscapes. Thanks for the video.
That's one of the drawbacks to the 50mm, the 24mm will definitely solve that problem!
As a beginner,
I bought 24mm for the video (Especially vloging) & 50 mm for photography (Especially a portrait)
What do you think of this decision?
Personally, I find 24mm a little too tight for vlogging (I like to go 18mm at the tightest). That being said, it's still got an STM motor, small size, and great aperture for vlogging, so it'll definitely still work, just not my personal recommendation. The 50mm is going to be a great lens for portraits, nothing else to say about that! Overall, they're both great lenses, especially for the price!
For vlogging the 10-18lens wins hands down. It would be a toss up between the 24 40 and 50 for Macro photography
That 40mm makes more sense on FF since 40mm without crop is very similar to what our normal eyes see focal length wise
Hi, and for some kind of oculus rift what do you recommend me? 40 mm or 50mm? thanks in advance
Like filming yourself playing VR? Depends on the room size, but in my mind the 50mm will be too tight. 40mm Might be perfect, or the 24mm could work, but you don't want the camera too close while in VR haha. Sort of a tough call, how much of your body do you want in the shot?
I own all of them, and I use the 24 the most, the 50 comes second, and I rarely use the 40. But I find all of them are useful. I dont regret buying all of them. Three of my favourite lenses, plus the 10-18 zoom, which is another fave of mine.
Wish you showed a macro comparison of the 40mm
My breakdown, 24mm if you wanna get more in your shot, nice for landscape photography, 40mm for something that’s nice crisp and sharp and 50mm if you want a standard lens with some creativity.
Amazing video sir....excellent content....as a crop sensor user I'm looking for a 24mm since I like that focal lens...and the 50mm for night photography....but what about that 35mm Macro 2.8 since I like to take those macro shots.... I'm thinking on those 3 lenses to complement my 10-18mm and 55 to 250mm...what would you recommend? Really interesting the macro capabilities of the 24mm.
Thanks for any feedback
Don't think there's a wrong option, although the 24mm is somewhat close to 18mm (although the f/2.8 aperture will be a game changer since I think the 10-18 is at 4.5 at 18mm just going off of memory?). I feel like 35mm balances out the 10-18mm and 55-250mm nicely but I'd say it just depends on what you wanna do the most! Maybe see the macro difference between the 35mm and 24mm if you can find a video on it? Hope that helps a bit but again, I think all 3 make sense, you know what you wanna shoot better than me!
Great video!
Thanks!
And the 35mm? Where does that fit in?great explanation btw🤞👍
What about 10-18mm lens?
Gracias por la información ❤
Please tell me I can do macro with them and really close photography
I just started my TH-cam channel and have been using the 50mm for talking head videos. I just ordered the 24mm so I’m hoping I’ll love it ❤️
I have the 24mm and the 50mm STM. I’m thinking about buying the 40mm, as the 50 is very imprecise focus(Focus is only good at F/4), and too tight for aps-c.
Focus is only good at f4 means
I've used both 24 & 50, and I've always loved shooting more with 24mm whether its portrait or anything. Its small and light weight which makes it super comfortable and fun to shoot.
hi! im stuck between the 24 and 50. which do you think would be better for shooting the evening portion of a small (under 90 people) wedding? i’m so torn which to get and i just don’t know which to get!
@wildeacademia !! The only problem with 50mm is that its tight for framing more people.
@@raviilakra yeah, i’ve had a look at the room the weddings taking place in and it’s kinda small so im thinking the 24 might be better? i don’t wanna be squashed against the wall all night 🤣
@@wildeacademia5351 Yes. Go with the 24mm