@The Sheriff Show - TSS You can shoot a lot more than portraits and stuff with 50mm, you just have to move your body to get your focal lengths and stuff. It'll teach you a lot about photography. I mainly use my 50mm over every other lense. You just can't be lazy with it.
@The Sheriff Show - TSS yeah but say you're indoors. you can't really use the 50mm if the room isn't big enough. That's my problem. That's why I need the 24mm
@@raulstl2891 I would suggest the Sigma 17-50 f2.8 constant aperture lens. It's like having multiple prime lens with flexibility of zoom and also has image stabilization. Saves the hassle of carrying multiple lenses and gives good low light performance as well, IMHO 🙏
@@anirbanbhattacharjee3474I actually have the Sigma lens and it's great, but quite heavy and large to be carrying around all day. Which is why I ordered the 24mm prime. I also have the 50mm prime, which is great for portraits and close ups but hard to use in smaller spaces. I hope the 24mm prime helps me take my Canon 250D camera with me a lot more on casual trips.
This vid has answered all of my questions. I already have a 50mm and was planning to buy a 35mm. Thanks to this I found the 24mm. You have earned a sub! 🔥
I sold my 50 mil, I never liked to use it on my crop sensor cam. It was too tight to street use, not good enough for portraits. Than I bought the 85 for portrait work and the 24 for a walk around lens. I use the 24 a lot more than the 50. The nifty 50 is overrated on crop sensors.
@@aliramirezruiz3481 Yes because it an 80mm on apsc cameras. That focal range is not good for tight spaces, which is why you might want to look into other lenses as well. a 24mm will be a 38mm on apsc so that will give you a wider field of view and would be slightly better for tighter spaces
This was definitely the best review of the 24mm 2.8 lens that I've found on TH-cam. Exactly what I was looking for. I already have the 50mm 1.8 yongnuo. And it was really nice to see how much wider the 24mm looks on an APS-C, yet still with decent bokeh.
Thank you for this video. Very informative!! I got the 50mm 1.8 and it's a great lens. However, it's not that easy working with it especially with minimal space. I was actually looking at getting the 35mm but i think 24mm is good deal :)
Only down side of 50mm is that its so close up and hard to use (depends what your using it for) I had a better experience with 24mm and would suggest buying that one
It would have been nice to see a side-by-side comparison of the first 2 photos to compare width/zoom, the reason i watched the vid. overall very informative. also though, there was really no conclusion or your opinion about which is better or your first choice
I would suggest the Sigma 17-50 f2.8 constant aperture lens. It's like having multiple prime lens with flexibility of zoom and also has image stabilization. Saves the hassle of carrying multiple lenses and gives good low light performance as well, IMHO 🙏
Hey, great content! Question: I’m looking to get the sigma 18-35mm which looks amazing, my question being is it worth still getting the 24mm lens if I can get that focal length on the sigma? Thanks in advance!
I got a canon m50 and bought the 50mm,and the adapter. I'm a newbie and just couldn't figure out why I have to be 10 feet away for a two shot. After watching this video I went back and got a 24mm and returned the 50. Now I'm getting a two shot easily 😂
As an amateur filmmaker I’m trying to decide the best lens to go with, the 24mm or the 50mm. Your video was super helpful but I’m still just not sure, I was going to go with the 50mm for the amazing reviews the biggest gripe is the fact that it’s an 80mm with a crop sensor. What would you suggest?
If u r a filmmaker you have to choose ois lens They are both non ois lens As well as 50 is not for all purpose lens it is use for headshot So 24 mm is best for you
i just realized you can use your kit lens as a test to try the distances. just set it to 50mm and try it out for a day then set it to 24mm and try it for a day. the 50mm is the number one recommended lens but after watching this i think its actually pretty impractical outside of portaits on a crop sensor which all us noobs have.
Just an update. I wish i bought 24mm first rather than the 50mm but dont get me wrong 50mm is good aswell but i found 24mm so much better!!!! I cant stop using this lens and i bought it like 2months ago now thanks to you haha
The only problem i have with my 50mm is that i need to take 4-5 steps back to get the shot i want. Which isn't necessarily an issiue, which means You can never really take a small roomed photo and have everything in the shot. -cropped sensor tho
hello!! i have the 50mm and when I upload to youtube I loose a lot of quality. In your video the quality is great what are your exporting settings? How do u get to this qualitty? thanks! :)
Thanks for making this! I have a 50mm 1.8 for portraits and have been needing a wider angle lens. This video was super helpful to see the differences between the frames of the lenses. Would you say the 24mm is a good "travel"/landscape angle for cropped sensor cameras rather than another portrait lens? (i have a t3)
Nice video, I have the 50mm but I want to buy some wide lens because 50mm is to narrow for all day photo.. I am betweens 10-18mm and 24mm , what you prefer?? The 35mm is closed to 50mm right ??
Hi. I have a canon 800d with 18-55 original one. I want to buy a new lens with wider aperture. The 50mm 1.8 looks cool but it looks too zoomed in. Do you think a 24mm can do a similar nice night photography with wider range?
Hey. I'm still new to photography and I'm looking a lens for cosplay photography and abandoned places. Which one would you recommend me for my canon eos 200d?
Thanks very much for making this video. It was packed with helpful information. Best part was when you showed the video with both lenses and that was the comparison I was looking for .
Thank you for the great content!! I am new to photography and am deciding to purchase either one of them to capture aurora in my next trip. Which one would you recommend? Thanks!!
Hi, could you suggest me which one to buy of these two lenses, I like shooting portraits and landscape photos and I use a canon 1300d with the 18-55 lens and I would like to upgrade to one of these two lenses. Which one should I consider or should I consider both and if the youngnuo 50 mm is worth it or not?
Which one is louder? I have a 50mm and it's noisy as hell, the focusing motor is very loud, I wonder how the 24mm sounds when AF is on, I intend to buy a 24mm so I just want to know as much as possible
Hi, is 24 mm good for filming yourself, for vloging? I will use it on my family travel vlogs. In 50 mm its impossible, it is sooo zoomed in! But for tutorials and street photos its perfect! Please! I need some help
Great review. The longer focal length on the 50mm plus crop factor on apsc is actually quite a nuisance for any other photography than portraiture or macro. Really want that wider field of view now.
Not true....50mm is equivalent for 80-85mm full frame .. and many photographer prefer that focal for street, portrait, and other crazy stuf... stop following the trend on Insta and you can see what you are able to acheive with even 70-200mm on even cropp body ....The limit is the one you set for yourself following Others...
CAuse it’s true focal lenght on full frame cameras is 24 mm but on asp-c frames the cameras have their own crop factor n become 38 but if adapted to other cameras with different sensors they become different Xmm depending on the crop of that specific sensor
Nice man, I literally just bought the sl3 to replace my t3i. My daughter was born 3 weeks ago and now I need a camera I can take with me because I'm photographing her all the time. I got the 24mm pancake lense, hasn't come in yet, got it to replace the 40mm lens for a walk around lens. We'll see how it is.
Great video! What do you think of the 28mm 1.8? I’d love to see a review on that one. I bought the SL2 because of you and have the 50mm 1.8 already. Thinking of getting something wider for street photography
The 28mm is a fantastic and sharp wide lens. But keep in mind it will have a 1.6 crop on your SL2 giving you an equivalent focal length off around 45mm which is actually quite great for street photography!
By the yn 50 do you mean the youngno 50 1.8? In that case I wouldn't recommend doing so. The picture quality is only marginally different between the canon's and youngno's versions, so you really don't need it. And quite frankly I honestly think people might start giving you weird if you start photographing events with a pancake lens. Not that the image quality is bad, but people just don't think it's 'pro quality' because of its size and might not care much for your attempts to photograph the. If that doesn't bother you though, then it's a great lens and I would 100% recommend you get it
The 24 mm in this does not work for FF but there are other. 24 mm is very wide, almost ultra wide. 50 mm is normal. Entirely different lenses. There are uses for both. You should learn what focal lengths mean.
Okaro X i already own a 17-55 2.8 i am more into street photography so i was looking to buy a smaller and lighter lens, i used to have a 50 mm wich is too long on a crop sensor..so the question is should i buy the 24 mm ? Tnx
Questions let's say I want to take some photos at a band that is playing at a restaurant. Stage has lights and gig is at night. Which is the best lence to use
24mm on APSC (Crop) sensor has a field of view (FOV) equivalent to 38.4mm on FF. So 24mm on APSC (Crop) sensor is still a "wide angle lens" whearas 50mm on full frames has standard lens FOV.
NIce! Since i have 3 crop lenses that i'm using with my 1100d, i gues it will be too much of investment for full frame, but still, looking for that new video!
Actually found out what gives it that color aberration it revolves around the the white balance when the balance is not set to the temperature of the picture you'll get their color aberration every time now I learned to set it on the time I'm shooting and because they do it in Kelvin degrees then you have to adjust it according to how the temperature is outside and you will eliminate that chromatic color
So basically if you need good quality you need to stop it down to f 5.6 on both lenses which means you need a good amount of light to avoid noisy pictures
50 is definitely sharper. i have the sigma 30mm 1.4 but i still feel like my 50 is sharper... im going to get the pancake lens (24) as well for wider shots
Hi, thanks for the videos, it has helped me a lot to understand how to make videos. I'm a hairdresser and I'm going to start recording video lessons, we'll use two DSLR canon SL2, one to film the whole complete space (me, the model and assistant) and for that purpose what canon lens tells me? the second camera will be used to film only the head of the model to better show how I am cutting the hair of the same, and for this camera what lens tells me? in short, a lens to film three people and another lens to just to film the model's head. It does not have to be lenses with good focus because the background of the scene is totally white. I need good, inexpensive lenses to film my course.
24 mm is a good general purpose lens. You get horizontally roughly what is the distance. 50 mm is NOT a general purpose lens. It is for portraits or other cases where short tele is good. Use your kit zoom to learn, then use your kit zoom to learn. Then use your kit zoom to learn, then... get it? The kit zoom covers both these focal lengths.
Sain Hadam more accurately, the 50mm 1.8 would be perceived as a 90mm 2.88 lens on a similar distance against a full frame body. And even though the 24mm is built for aps c, that math stays the same. It would be perceived as 38.4mm f/4.48.
Sain Hadam that is not entirely incorrect. But the reason why you would need to do that is to basically know the difference in perception but the physical properties and effects such as light gathered remains the same.
@@leonardbernardo2145 The depth of field does not change at all. Only the perceivable focal lenght. The only factor that you multiply is the focal lenght, not aperture. You should get pretty much the same picture on a full frame and in a APS-C, the only difference is that in the APS-C the picture is zoomed in. You don't get less aperture.
They are not rivals, they are bros.
Definitely!
glad to read it, I'm about to buy them both!
@@flightless_story same haha just bought both of them😂😂
i think so
hi, could you tell me what is the lens used to film the main video you are talking in ?
I got the 50 mm and I find it hard to shoot with in everyday situations since its so zoomed in
@The Sheriff Show - TSS You can shoot a lot more than portraits and stuff with 50mm, you just have to move your body to get your focal lengths and stuff. It'll teach you a lot about photography. I mainly use my 50mm over every other lense. You just can't be lazy with it.
@The Sheriff Show - TSS yeah but say you're indoors. you can't really use the 50mm if the room isn't big enough. That's my problem. That's why I need the 24mm
@@raulstl2891 I would suggest the Sigma 17-50 f2.8 constant aperture lens. It's like having multiple prime lens with flexibility of zoom and also has image stabilization. Saves the hassle of carrying multiple lenses and gives good low light performance as well, IMHO 🙏
same!
@@anirbanbhattacharjee3474I actually have the Sigma lens and it's great, but quite heavy and large to be carrying around all day. Which is why I ordered the 24mm prime. I also have the 50mm prime, which is great for portraits and close ups but hard to use in smaller spaces.
I hope the 24mm prime helps me take my Canon 250D camera with me a lot more on casual trips.
This vid has answered all of my questions. I already have a 50mm and was planning to buy a 35mm. Thanks to this I found the 24mm. You have earned a sub! 🔥
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed!
Thanks for this! I already have the 50mm f/1.8 and was looking at either getting the 24mm or 35mm. I think I may go with the 24mm
Ya if you already have the 50mm I’d definitely consider getting the 24mm over the 35mm
same!
I have both and rarely if ever use the 50mm. The 24mm pancake is an amazing lens and is on my camera 95% of the time.
I sold my 50 mil, I never liked to use it on my crop sensor cam. It was too tight to street use, not good enough for portraits. Than I bought the 85 for portrait work and the 24 for a walk around lens. I use the 24 a lot more than the 50. The nifty 50 is overrated on crop sensors.
That canon 85mm 1.8 Is an excellent portrait lens. I agree with you. I use my 24mm more than my 50mm
Damn! I wish I knew this earlier, I just bought a 50mm 1.8 for my Rebel T6.
@@aliramirezruiz3481 50mm is great man. Don't worry, you'll love it. It's all subjective
@@malikkelly Thanks, I've been using it for about a week and I really like it. I just find it impractical in tight spaces.
@@aliramirezruiz3481 Yes because it an 80mm on apsc cameras. That focal range is not good for tight spaces, which is why you might want to look into other lenses as well. a 24mm will be a 38mm on apsc so that will give you a wider field of view and would be slightly better for tighter spaces
This was definitely the best review of the 24mm 2.8 lens that I've found on TH-cam. Exactly what I was looking for. I already have the 50mm 1.8 yongnuo. And it was really nice to see how much wider the 24mm looks on an APS-C, yet still with decent bokeh.
Get both but first the 50.
That's exactly what I did
So i have a cropped sensor body, and i m wondering if i would suffer from the long focal length while shooting some videos
@@harsimransingh7036yes, if you don't have the kit lens then get the 24
Thank you for this video. Very informative!! I got the 50mm 1.8 and it's a great lens. However, it's not that easy working with it especially with minimal space. I was actually looking at getting the 35mm but i think 24mm is good deal :)
Only down side of 50mm is that its so close up and hard to use (depends what your using it for) I had a better experience with 24mm and would suggest buying that one
It would have been nice to see a side-by-side comparison of the first 2 photos to compare width/zoom, the reason i watched the vid. overall very informative. also though, there was really no conclusion or your opinion about which is better or your first choice
I would suggest the Sigma 17-50 f2.8 constant aperture lens. It's like having multiple prime lens with flexibility of zoom and also has image stabilization. Saves the hassle of carrying multiple lenses and gives good low light performance as well, IMHO 🙏
These are budget lenses though, that lens costs well over $500
@@jft2nd guess that is the price you pay for IS and convenience 😊
Hey, great content! Question: I’m looking to get the sigma 18-35mm which looks amazing, my question being is it worth still getting the 24mm lens if I can get that focal length on the sigma? Thanks in advance!
I got a canon m50 and bought the 50mm,and the adapter. I'm a newbie and just couldn't figure out why I have to be 10 feet away for a two shot. After watching this video I went back and got a 24mm and returned the 50.
Now I'm getting a two shot easily 😂
Two shot?
As an amateur filmmaker I’m trying to decide the best lens to go with, the 24mm or the 50mm. Your video was super helpful but I’m still just not sure, I was going to go with the 50mm for the amazing reviews the biggest gripe is the fact that it’s an 80mm with a crop sensor. What would you suggest?
I suggest the 24mm on an APSC but both are great
If u r a filmmaker you have to choose ois lens
They are both non ois lens
As well as 50 is not for all purpose lens it is use for headshot
So 24 mm is best for you
Ok, but how did you get 4k video out of these Canon's when they only shoot 1080p? Upscaled?
Tbone u could make watching paint dry interesting, u r my fave. But way too many ads.
Thanks for watching as always Phil!
i just realized you can use your kit lens as a test to try the distances. just set it to 50mm and try it out for a day then set it to 24mm and try it for a day. the 50mm is the number one recommended lens but after watching this i think its actually pretty impractical outside of portaits on a crop sensor which all us noobs have.
Just an update. I wish i bought 24mm first rather than the 50mm but dont get me wrong 50mm is good aswell but i found 24mm so much better!!!! I cant stop using this lens and i bought it like 2months ago now thanks to you haha
The only problem i have with my 50mm is that i need to take 4-5 steps back to get the shot i want. Which isn't necessarily an issiue, which means You can never really take a small roomed photo and have everything in the shot.
-cropped sensor tho
hello!! i have the 50mm and when I upload to youtube I loose a lot of quality. In your video the quality is great what are your exporting settings? How do u get to this qualitty? thanks! :)
Same question
@@Andre-xo1sf will try this! thank you!
Thanks for making this! I have a 50mm 1.8 for portraits and have been needing a wider angle lens. This video was super helpful to see the differences between the frames of the lenses. Would you say the 24mm is a good "travel"/landscape angle for cropped sensor cameras rather than another portrait lens? (i have a t3)
Isabella Yip 24mmis not wide enough for landscapes, 18mm is more appropriate.
depends on which area of landscape to be nailed. even a zoom can deliver result.
I wonder if a better comparison would have been the 40mm 2.8 STM vs 50mm 1.8 STM
The 24 mm lens will be about 38 mm in a crop sensor camera.
So the two lenses will be 38mm and 80mm on crop.
Am I right?
yes
Is it possible to combine the 50mm 1.8 and the 24 mm ?
Nice video, I have the 50mm but I want to buy some wide lens because 50mm is to narrow for all day photo.. I am betweens 10-18mm and 24mm , what you prefer??
The 35mm is closed to 50mm right ??
I always suggest prime lenses over zoom lenses
Hi. I have a canon 800d with 18-55 original one. I want to buy a new lens with wider aperture. The 50mm 1.8 looks cool but it looks too zoomed in. Do you think a 24mm can do a similar nice night photography with wider range?
Ya the 24mm is definitely your best bet for wide fast apsc lens
Not sure why any of the other creators not showing side by side view. Thanks for doing that.
Review Start in 02:14
Dear
For the food photography which one will be better 50mm f1.8 or 24mm
I would go for 24mm wider lens will help keep pictures not blurry in low light
@@TbonesTech thanks sir
Hey. I'm still new to photography and I'm looking a lens for cosplay photography and abandoned places. Which one would you recommend me for my canon eos 200d?
Thanks very much for making this video. It was packed with helpful information. Best part was when you showed the video with both lenses and that was the comparison I was looking for .
Thank you for the great content!!
I am new to photography and am deciding to purchase either one of them to capture aurora in my next trip. Which one would you recommend? Thanks!!
24mm
Canon EF 50mm 1.8 is better as at night you can let more light to get better pictures
Both are good I suggest to get both
I have a Canon Rebel T7i. Im looking for a good lens for indoor/ low light photography. Can you recommend me a few which aren't that expensive.
Which lens are you using in the beginning of the video?
Is 24mm is a good replacement against 18-55 kit lens? Kit lens is struggling in indoors
Yeah, you'll get in more light and sharper pictures. The kit lens really suck on my t7i
They’re not really rivals.. they’re for completely different pictures
Yes sir
Hi, could you suggest me which one to buy of these two lenses, I like shooting portraits and landscape photos and I use a canon 1300d with the 18-55 lens and I would like to upgrade to one of these two lenses. Which one should I consider or should I consider both and if the youngnuo 50 mm is worth it or not?
Stay with Canon, specialy for videos.
Diego Motta I ended up and bought the youngnuo and for the money I can say it does a pretty good job
You’re the first person who was able to explain everything I wanted to know 😁 thanks!!!!
Not a problem 🤟🏼🤓
Bro, I am planning to create a TH-cam channel and I am thinking of buying canon 3000d. I am a biggner. So which lens should I choose of this two ??
Which one is louder? I have a 50mm and it's noisy as hell, the focusing motor is very loud, I wonder how the 24mm sounds when AF is on, I intend to buy a 24mm so I just want to know as much as possible
I currently have a 50mm. I like to do low light photography. Would this 24mm ne a good lens to have as well for low light photography & video?
Bradley Bailey I have the 24 mm and I find it a bit slow in low light. To fix that I shoot with an external flash and tri pod
You used the 50mm lens on m50 cropped sensor. So basically it becomes 80mm. So if I use a speedbooster I will get a wider shot right?
What post program are you using in the video ?
Hi, i have canon 800D(T7i) shall i buy the 24mm or 50mm for portraits or street photography?
24 for sure
Hi, is 24 mm good for filming yourself, for vloging? I will use it on my family travel vlogs. In 50 mm its impossible, it is sooo zoomed in! But for tutorials and street photos its perfect! Please! I need some help
Great review. The longer focal length on the 50mm plus crop factor on apsc is actually quite a nuisance for any other photography than portraiture or macro. Really want that wider field of view now.
Not true....50mm is equivalent for 80-85mm full frame .. and many photographer prefer that focal for street, portrait, and other crazy stuf... stop following the trend on Insta and you can see what you are able to acheive with even 70-200mm on even cropp body ....The limit is the one you set for yourself following Others...
I just bought this lens! Cant wait to use it! And btw what lens hood should i use on 24mm?
Great video what do you think about using this on rebel t3i strictly to vlog face to face and outdoors?
The 24 is equivalent to about 38, which is a bit too narrow in my opinion for vlogging, but it certainly isn't impossible.
Why do they call it a 24mm lens if it's only for ASP-C sensor? Why not call it a 38mm lens?
CAuse it’s true focal lenght on full frame cameras is 24 mm but on asp-c frames the cameras have their own crop factor n become 38 but if adapted to other cameras with different sensors they become different Xmm depending on the crop of that specific sensor
Because it is a 24 mm lens. They cannot call it anything else. Whether the lens is for APS-C or not is irrelevant when you have an APS-C camera.
@@Oldbebe123 Now just stop that nonsense, immediately. The lens is 24 mm now, 24 mm tomorrow and 24 mm forever.
the videos look like they are digital stabilized in post production??
If lego wouldn’t have put two 104 minute ads I would have watched the ads.
Hi after watching so many videos on SL2 on ur channel i finally got ny first dslr canon sl2. Hope it turns out to b a good decision. Thanks
Awesome man! How are you liking it!?!?
Nice man, I literally just bought the sl3 to replace my t3i. My daughter was born 3 weeks ago and now I need a camera I can take with me because I'm photographing her all the time. I got the 24mm pancake lense, hasn't come in yet, got it to replace the 40mm lens for a walk around lens. We'll see how it is.
Do you think the 24 mm is good for wedding filmmaking?
The sigma 17-50 2.8 would be more versatile for weddings.
Nice overview! I recently purchased the EFS 24 mm f/2.8 STM lens and love it!
Awesome! What do you find it’s best for shooing?
sorry if I missed it but the 24mm is compatible with rebel t3i correct?
It is
Great video! What do you think of the 28mm 1.8? I’d love to see a review on that one. I bought the SL2 because of you and have the 50mm 1.8 already. Thinking of getting something wider for street photography
The 28mm is a fantastic and sharp wide lens. But keep in mind it will have a 1.6 crop on your SL2 giving you an equivalent focal length off around 45mm which is actually quite great for street photography!
Get 10-18
Do i need an adapter for a rebel sl1 and would 24mm be best if I plan to shoot 5 tob10 feet from my subject
Hi! Is the 24mm good for photo group portraits?
Would the 24 mm lens be great on a crop sensor camera for a TH-cam beauty/talking head?
Will the background be a blurry?
Yes
@@MaureenHope 👍🏿 thanks
I have both and I find the 50 a bit sharper than the 24. Great video 🔥
yeah 50 rocks; 24 captures.
Am I able to make nature photography with 50 mm as well?
I have both on order. Thanks for the great video.
i wanna shoot with primes for events, i have a 700d and a 600d with a yn50 and kitlens, should i buy both of this to replace my current lineup?
By the yn 50 do you mean the youngno 50 1.8? In that case I wouldn't recommend doing so. The picture quality is only marginally different between the canon's and youngno's versions, so you really don't need it. And quite frankly I honestly think people might start giving you weird if you start photographing events with a pancake lens. Not that the image quality is bad, but people just don't think it's 'pro quality' because of its size and might not care much for your attempts to photograph the. If that doesn't bother you though, then it's a great lens and I would 100% recommend you get it
Which lens better for Mark iv 5d
24mm or 50mm 1.8?
I'm waiting ur reply thanks
The 24 mm in this does not work for FF but there are other. 24 mm is very wide, almost ultra wide. 50 mm is normal. Entirely different lenses. There are uses for both. You should learn what focal lengths mean.
@@okaro6595 okay thx
Okaro X i already own a 17-55 2.8 i am more into street photography so i was looking to buy a smaller and lighter lens, i used to have a 50 mm wich is too long on a crop sensor..so the question is should i buy the 24 mm ? Tnx
will the 24 mm work with a canon sl2 ?
Yes
So is one a wide angle lens and one like a macro lens???
No, neither is macro, There are 35 mm and 60 mm macro lenses for EF-S.
Questions let's say I want to take some photos at a band that is playing at a restaurant. Stage has lights and gig is at night. Which is the best lence to use
Great video. You should review the samyang 85mm 1.4
maybe got a lot of videos to get to first tho!
Hold up, is there no 1.6x crop if you put EFS lens on a ASP-C sensor? (So is this actually a comparison between 24mm and approx. 80mm?)
The 24mm EFS on a APS-C turns it into 38mm with a 35mm equivalent
So it’s actually 38mm vs 80mm APS-C
Or 38mm on APS-C vs 50mm on full frame
The crop is the property of the sensor. 24 mm works like 38 mm when used on crop. It never becomes 38 mm, it always is 24 mm.
Great content, but unfortunately I couldn't finish watching the video as there were simply too many adds.
So you want people make wonderful videos for you just for free. No problem if you work for free too, deal?
@@pacmanlp8876 He didn't say he wanted ZERO ads -- he said reduce the number of ads.
Pls can you compare the 24mm on crop sensor vs the 50mm on full frames??
I want to know the field of view
24mm on APSC (Crop) sensor has a field of view (FOV) equivalent to 38.4mm on FF. So 24mm on APSC (Crop) sensor is still a "wide angle lens" whearas 50mm on full frames has standard lens FOV.
Super helpful. Thanks so much. 24 is for me.
Glad it helped!
would a 35mm give me the ff equivalent of 50mm on an apsc camera?
I want 6d, is it still worth it? Or i just get 200d or 750-800d?
I am actually working on a video answering this question as we speak haha!
NIce! Since i have 3 crop lenses that i'm using with my 1100d, i gues it will be too much of investment for full frame, but still, looking for that new video!
I have a 200d it’s nice for pictures and video, but not in low light (and the audio is shit but with a rode video micro it’s great)
what lens are you using for the video lol
You should mention *EF-S* in your title as there are EF lenses that are the same!
They are compatible with the 90D I suppose
What’s a great canon SL2 prime lens to record Beauty TH-cam videos in a 12 x 12 room?
option lens I’m thinking about are 24mm 30mm 35mm
Actually found out what gives it that color aberration it revolves around the the white balance when the balance is not set to the temperature of the picture you'll get their color aberration every time now I learned to set it on the time I'm shooting and because they do it in Kelvin degrees then you have to adjust it according to how the temperature is outside and you will eliminate that chromatic color
Precisely done, very helpful... Subscribed
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS
Thank you so much for that intro...
Can I use this lens for Canon eos r6 mirrorless camera body with ef-s to rf adapter
So basically if you need good quality you need to stop it down to f 5.6 on both lenses which means you need a good amount of light to avoid noisy pictures
nah, enough light does the job; other settings variable.
Great video! Will the 24mm on an crop sensor be the equivalent of the 50mm on a full frame? (Besides the aperture) thanks!
The 24mm will have an equivalence of 40mm on crop sensor
Is this ok for a 700D?
50 is definitely sharper. i have the sigma 30mm 1.4 but i still feel like my 50 is sharper... im going to get the pancake lens (24) as well for wider shots
i have the 3, including 30mm f/1.4 Sigma Art. nifty is excellent, 30mm requires practice, 24mm does the job. all good.
So which one is good in wedding video?
Both but if you have a crop sensor get the 24mm
There’s also the 24mm F2.8 IS USM which I think is better than the pancake version and works on both full or crop sensor.
To me, this lens is literally to take photos in enclosed locations. 50mm is too difficult or even impossible
is 24mm lens fit for canon eos 700d
Hi, thanks for the videos, it has helped me a lot to understand how to make videos. I'm a hairdresser and I'm going to start recording video lessons, we'll use two DSLR canon SL2, one to film the whole complete space (me, the model and assistant) and for that purpose what canon lens tells me? the second camera will be used to film only the head of the model to better show how I am cutting the hair of the same, and for this camera what lens tells me? in short, a lens to film three people and another lens to just to film the model's head. It does not have to be lenses with good focus because the background of the scene is totally white. I need good, inexpensive lenses to film my course.
I have a CANON SL2, which is better ?
24mm
24 mm is a good general purpose lens. You get horizontally roughly what is the distance. 50 mm is NOT a general purpose lens. It is for portraits or other cases where short tele is good.
Use your kit zoom to learn, then use your kit zoom to learn. Then use your kit zoom to learn, then... get it? The kit zoom covers both these focal lengths.
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24mm (or) 50mm
Which one is best for Canon..?
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Both are good bro. 50mm is for portraits and 24 is to shoe more of the environment
do they both work with the eos rp??
is a can canon ef-s 24mm lens work on olympus e-pl8? please help me thanks.
Which lens better for the eos 77d?
Amazing video, thanks man!!!
Is the 24mm compatible with Canon rebel eos sl2?
Yes it is
@@TbonesTech Thanks! great and very informative review
Doesn't the aperture change when you mount. 50 mm f1.8 on an
aps-c sensor? It turns out to be about f2.9 or f3.0
Sain Hadam the aperture remains the same it’s the perceived depth of field that change. F/1.8 would have a perceivable dof of F/2.88 on an aps-c body
Sain Hadam more accurately, the 50mm 1.8 would be perceived as a 90mm 2.88 lens on a similar distance against a full frame body. And even though the 24mm is built for aps c, that math stays the same. It would be perceived as 38.4mm f/4.48.
@@leonardbernardo2145 thank you for clearing that up. I was told that I need to multiply my focal length and aparature by the crop factor.
Sain Hadam that is not entirely incorrect. But the reason why you would need to do that is to basically know the difference in perception but the physical properties and effects such as light gathered remains the same.
@@leonardbernardo2145 The depth of field does not change at all. Only the perceivable focal lenght. The only factor that you multiply is the focal lenght, not aperture. You should get pretty much the same picture on a full frame and in a APS-C, the only difference is that in the APS-C the picture is zoomed in. You don't get less aperture.