Why on earth wouldnt you just titled this magnificent piece of art slightly different? Like- Different Focal lenghts for vlogging and etc. It should be illegal for youtube to cut the reach of the video so much. It should be illegal for people NOT to watch this! I know all this stuff perfectly well, and yet i still enjoyed the whole video. The sheer quality of your content is amazing!
@@wysokieiso haha thank you! I’ve changed the title twice already; titling a TH-cam video is such a difficult thing to get right.. on most phones people only see like the first four words of the title so it needs convey the initial idea too quickly..
@@NicholasJamesJohnsonyour thumbnail game is tops. I watched another one of your videos yesterday and was blown away with how wise I was after. Title wouldn’t have got me on this one (not that that’s necessarily helpful information for you) BUT you plus thumbnail totally did. Thanks for the clear education. I’ve watched a load of these sorts of videos over the years and yours are the best. You show and for a camera caveman like me that’s what I needed
This is the best and most insightful lens video I ever watched in my 25 years of living that includes the actual 5 years of creating content and researching new cameras, equipment, etc 🙂
My man I’ve watched so many videos about camera stuff recently trying to learn and this video made it so easy to understand lens stuff. You have a gift for making information easy to digest. I really appreciate your humor you throw in as well. Absolute gem of a video and creator. I thought about all of this before I came to the comments and saw it was a unanimous thought amongst your viewers. Thanks again brotha!
This is the best, simplest, and easiest to understand video I've seen on this topic. Thank you. I can't believe the video has so few views, it's criminal. Thanks god I found it
I am a noob in camera and lense catagory..I was so confused with the lenses.. But this video is the last that I will ever need to find the best lense for me.. Thanks for creating this master piece sir❤❤..
I had to pause the video @6:28 just to say. Your content is amazing. Very informative, entertaining, and straight to the point. I instantly had to sub. Much success to you. 👍
brother, you are a life saver, a wonderful person who thinks even the smallest detail. i have been following your content for a while and you have very successful content. thank you very much for this video.
THANK YOU. I'm a total beginner and had no idea what lens I needed. This video was just what I needed. I think a 30mm is right for me because I do talking head shots with the frame coming in right below my chest. Thanks again for making this video tutorial.
There are so many videos on TH-cam on lenses and yet I was left feeling less informed and then I came across your video. Wow!!! Absolute best video on lenses!!!! So informative and easy to understand. And Thank you for taking the time to show the view from each of lenses, it's exactly what I've been searching for and wanted to see. New subscriber here.
Thanks for putting out this kind of content. Your style of presenting is great. very effective information delivery. Been following you since the early mining videos. Kinda followed the same journey as you with btc mining and the same time. Still running S19xps and some L7s. I've been slowly learning video, primarily for filming dj's in clubs/raves. 🙏🙏🙏
@@lsdave oh wow! My electricity got too expensive for even s21’s now.. I can only remote host. Kind of a bummer, but it was really fun being part of the home mining heydays!! Thanks for following me over to the new channel!! I got a little burnt out on talking about crypto projects, with everyone just losing money everywhere we looked except bitcoin
a very well video for people who are looking lenses for video making purpose. Thanks man you give very clear picture to me for which lens is suitable for my work and space. Informative for Lenses Space Purpose.
How can this have such low likes and views, this is so well done. Thanks for the explanation. could you also talk about what the 16 or 200 mm actually denotes and how aperture matters in the bokeh ?
Thank you, I think the 16m or slightly longer will work better for me as I have a small room. Shame you didn't cover the kit lens as well? or did I miss it.
Hey Nick, great video to understand how lenses and their lengths work. What kind of lens should I use on the Sony ZV-E10 II for portrait shots? Use case: Vertical shots of me talking into a camera at my home desk, with heavy bokeh (extremely important)-for Instagram reels. Another detail-there is not a lot of space in the room. The desk is backed up to a wall. The distance to the wall is under 3 feet.
@@sayedhumaid heavy bokeh with less than three feet between you and the wall is a tall order! If you’re just looking for head and shoulders you might be able to do what you want with a 50mm f1.2 or f1.4. If you want more of your body the 30mm f/1.4 will still provide a lot of background blur. Anything wider in that small of a space and you’ll lose the effect.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson I really appreciate your response, Nick. Just some more clarity is needed. Because there is a wall, and the camera is on a tripod slightly away from the wall, along with my face and torso with some headroom for any graphics over the head, I want the hands on the desk to be slightly visible (Like someof your shots in this video, but portrait instead). 30mm should do the job for this use case right, right?
@@sayedhumaid OH Portrait - so skinny and tall like a phone. Yes, I misunderstood what you meant by portrait. Yes, 30mm f/1.4 will cover that for sure!
great video but the problem is that the definition of a small room is kinda different. sometimes a room is just 3mx3m and u will less than an arm's length to play with. You'd want a compression but you can only use a 10mm to grab an MS. The only solution is to move to a different country where you can afford a better house/apartment.
Good morning. Which camera lens would you recommend for fragrance reviewing? I want you to focus on me but I also Want to see my fragrances in the background slightly. Most of the time I can only get the camera to shoot from the top of my head to my shoulders. I have the ZE 10 Sony camera with the kit lens. If you could help me out, I would truly appreciate it.
What a good idea! Lighting tutorials are now on the list! Unfortunately, at the moment Im on a production gig in Miami for Basil Week - but when I get back home in the second week of December Im going to make a clear and concise 'how to light this video' video!
Congrats and thanks for the video, man! It's going to help me a lot when I buy the ZV in a few days. The only issue I didn't see was transferring photos to the phone. I know that was something they complained about in the previous version and they fixed it for this one? How is it done?
@@marcelinhod oh interesting, I’ve literally never even tried that function. I’m going to set it up in the studio tomorrow and see how it works. The remote operation from the phone is definitely a lot more reliable so I’ll bet transferring is too
@@marcelinhod So there's a new app from Sony called "creators app." And it works to connect your phone directly to your ZV-E10ii and pulling pictures over is super straightforward and easy. It also connects to control the camera remotely and show the view through the camera from your phone and actually stays connected, unlike it had done with the older imagine edge app.
Well that completely depends on how your space is set up and what you want to show in the background. Here you just making videos where its you sitting at a desk and talking? Do you want to show your whole body and something happening on a table? Do you need to show a lot of the wall behind you or just what's past your head and shoulders?
@ that’s a great question I didn’t even think of well I’d like to show not a ton of the back wall behind me and I will just be sitting and talking at a desk.
I JUST got my first Viltrox lens this month, a 56mm 1.7. I hadn't really considered them before that lens, but I LOVE it.. I'll see if they'll send me a 20mm and I can put something together.
I know you might be doing it to make the edit look more natural but please don't crop your shot like that especially when you explaining and comparing focal length of different camera lens. It's confusing.
I did briefly have that thought while editing this video. And I think I didn't quite do enough to explain that particular difference, zooming into a frame vs using a completely different lens- and especially since I was bouncing back and fourth between lenses WHILE ALSO zooming into and out of the frame. I need to take another crack at being more clear in this subject. Thank you
Why on earth wouldnt you just titled this magnificent piece of art slightly different? Like- Different Focal lenghts for vlogging and etc. It should be illegal for youtube to cut the reach of the video so much. It should be illegal for people NOT to watch this! I know all this stuff perfectly well, and yet i still enjoyed the whole video. The sheer quality of your content is amazing!
@@wysokieiso haha thank you! I’ve changed the title twice already; titling a TH-cam video is such a difficult thing to get right.. on most phones people only see like the first four words of the title so it needs convey the initial idea too quickly..
@@NicholasJamesJohnsonyour thumbnail game is tops. I watched another one of your videos yesterday and was blown away with how wise I was after. Title wouldn’t have got me on this one (not that that’s necessarily helpful information for you) BUT you plus thumbnail totally did. Thanks for the clear education. I’ve watched a load of these sorts of videos over the years and yours are the best. You show and for a camera caveman like me that’s what I needed
Totally agree with this comment
This was super informative and helpful-- great video!
The best video in TH-cam in explaining lenses in clear and easy way.
honestly....the only lens video you need.
I’m impressed of how this video is straightforward and easy to watch
Even if my English is not my mother language
This is the best and most insightful lens video I ever watched in my 25 years of living that includes the actual 5 years of creating content and researching new cameras, equipment, etc 🙂
My man! It's refreshing to finally hear someone reject the equivalency disclaimer!!
My man I’ve watched so many videos about camera stuff recently trying to learn and this video made it so easy to understand lens stuff. You have a gift for making information easy to digest. I really appreciate your humor you throw in as well. Absolute gem of a video and creator. I thought about all of this before I came to the comments and saw it was a unanimous thought amongst your viewers. Thanks again brotha!
Fantastic demonstration of how different lenses work. Highly recommend for anyone who records anything to watch this!
This is the best, simplest, and easiest to understand video I've seen on this topic. Thank you. I can't believe the video has so few views, it's criminal. Thanks god I found it
I am a noob in camera and lense catagory..I was so confused with the lenses.. But this video is the last that I will ever need to find the best lense for me.. Thanks for creating this master piece sir❤❤..
I had to pause the video @6:28 just to say. Your content is amazing. Very informative, entertaining, and straight to the point. I instantly had to sub. Much success to you. 👍
Very informative and i can see how much effort u put, much appreciated 👍
brother, you are a life saver, a wonderful person who thinks even the smallest detail. i have been following your content for a while and you have very successful content. thank you very much for this video.
As a beginner, this video helped me a lot… i just begun to understand why there are so much lens options and differences thanks a lot
I have watch two of your videos. Your content has helped with understanding of what I need. Thanks!
I’ve been planning my first camera purchase for 3 months now and have heavily relied on your content for information and reviews. Great work!
Always a lot of useful information and no show or crap distracting, I love this channel.
Thanks! I try to just get to the point
this 7.72 K should be 7.72M subscribers
I agree
Bro I was thinking the same thing!
THANK YOU. I'm a total beginner and had no idea what lens I needed. This video was just what I needed. I think a 30mm is right for me because I do talking head shots with the frame coming in right below my chest. Thanks again for making this video tutorial.
seriously this is the funniest AND most informative channel on this stuff out there
There are so many videos on TH-cam on lenses and yet I was left feeling less informed and then I came across your video. Wow!!! Absolute best video on lenses!!!! So informative and easy to understand. And Thank you for taking the time to show the view from each of lenses, it's exactly what I've been searching for and wanted to see. New subscriber here.
you're teaching the way I need to hear it man.. much appreciated. Keep going.
Really, u r a genius!
really helped me 100%
So I watch already 3 of your videos and... you are the best. How you speak, how your present information... Instant subscription.
Wow this video is awesome. Very educational and something I would definitely share with others who are deciding on focal lengths.
I have been researching lenses and cameras for so long and this video was super duper informative. Keep up the good work.
this is soooo informative ❤❤❤thank you!
I finally found the right person! You've put alot of hardwork into this video! 👍🏻 You talk like a scientist.. I mean camera scientist!
Thanks for breaking this down the way you did. Everything was VERY clear, and I really am understanding the differences now.
Cool production!
This video deserves more love. Keep making content!
How does this channel not have a million subs? Great content thank you
very useful & very underrated video
Awesome explanation, subscribed by watching only this video lot of useful information keep uploading stuff like this thank you❤
An eminently practical review.
Thanks from the mother country.
Wow dear your contents deserves more subscription you are making contents what's is highly needed for starting studio setup
Great video mah,❤the effort
Thanks for putting out this kind of content. Your style of presenting is great. very effective information delivery. Been following you since the early mining videos. Kinda followed the same journey as you with btc mining and the same time. Still running S19xps and some L7s. I've been slowly learning video, primarily for filming dj's in clubs/raves. 🙏🙏🙏
@@lsdave oh wow! My electricity got too expensive for even s21’s now.. I can only remote host. Kind of a bummer, but it was really fun being part of the home mining heydays!!
Thanks for following me over to the new channel!! I got a little burnt out on talking about crypto projects, with everyone just losing money everywhere we looked except bitcoin
I love how you explain in your videos, I feel compelled to subscribe haha
I guess that’s what you call a win-win!
a very well video for people who are looking lenses for video making purpose. Thanks man you give very clear picture to me for which lens is suitable for my work and space.
Informative for
Lenses
Space
Purpose.
i’ve been saving up for this camera and was looking at lens thank you!
Handy video you created and thank you
Amazing video! Thank you so much 🥹
How can this have such low likes and views, this is so well done. Thanks for the explanation. could you also talk about what the 16 or 200 mm actually denotes and how aperture matters in the bokeh ?
Thank you, I think the 16m or slightly longer will work better for me as I have a small room. Shame you didn't cover the kit lens as well? or did I miss it.
hey iam from India watching your video you Explained so Nice good job
Thanks man, great video. I’m a new creator shooting with my iPhone 15 pro considering buying the new zve10ii, you made it a lot clearer 🙏🏼
Hey Nick, great video to understand how lenses and their lengths work. What kind of lens should I use on the Sony ZV-E10 II for portrait shots? Use case: Vertical shots of me talking into a camera at my home desk, with heavy bokeh (extremely important)-for Instagram reels. Another detail-there is not a lot of space in the room. The desk is backed up to a wall. The distance to the wall is under 3 feet.
@@sayedhumaid heavy bokeh with less than three feet between you and the wall is a tall order! If you’re just looking for head and shoulders you might be able to do what you want with a 50mm f1.2 or f1.4. If you want more of your body the 30mm f/1.4 will still provide a lot of background blur. Anything wider in that small of a space and you’ll lose the effect.
@@NicholasJamesJohnson I really appreciate your response, Nick. Just some more clarity is needed. Because there is a wall, and the camera is on a tripod slightly away from the wall, along with my face and torso with some headroom for any graphics over the head, I want the hands on the desk to be slightly visible (Like someof your shots in this video, but portrait instead). 30mm should do the job for this use case right, right?
@@sayedhumaid OH Portrait - so skinny and tall like a phone. Yes, I misunderstood what you meant by portrait. Yes, 30mm f/1.4 will cover that for sure!
era eso lo que estaba buscando, thanks a lot!
great video but the problem is that the definition of a small room is kinda different. sometimes a room is just 3mx3m and u will less than an arm's length to play with. You'd want a compression but you can only use a 10mm to grab an MS. The only solution is to move to a different country where you can afford a better house/apartment.
Thank bro, great approach
Super content !
Such a well made video :)
Superb explanation sir 👍
Awesome video 🎉
You have so energy on your vidéos 👏👏👏👍
I want to upgrade from my Zv e10 mark 1. For the focus which do you consider the Mark 2 or the a6700
Thanks
Thank you for this video!
Good morning. Which camera lens would you recommend for fragrance reviewing? I want you to focus on me but I also Want to see my fragrances in the background slightly. Most of the time I can only get the camera to shoot from the top of my head to my shoulders. I have the ZE 10 Sony camera with the kit lens. If you could help me out, I would truly appreciate it.
Best video ❤
Which kind of lenses you uesed
very informative
Great video
the lighting in this video looks amazing tutorial please
What a good idea! Lighting tutorials are now on the list! Unfortunately, at the moment Im on a production gig in Miami for Basil Week - but when I get back home in the second week of December Im going to make a clear and concise 'how to light this video' video!
Congrats and thanks for the video, man! It's going to help me a lot when I buy the ZV in a few days. The only issue I didn't see was transferring photos to the phone. I know that was something they complained about in the previous version and they fixed it for this one? How is it done?
@@marcelinhod oh interesting, I’ve literally never even tried that function. I’m going to set it up in the studio tomorrow and see how it works. The remote operation from the phone is definitely a lot more reliable so I’ll bet transferring is too
@@NicholasJamesJohnson Tks, man!!
@@marcelinhod So there's a new app from Sony called "creators app." And it works to connect your phone directly to your ZV-E10ii and pulling pictures over is super straightforward and easy. It also connects to control the camera remotely and show the view through the camera from your phone and actually stays connected, unlike it had done with the older imagine edge app.
I just bought the sigma 16mm f1,4 for my Attic, a large room, but I think you illustrated I made a mistake by not getting the 85mm.
cool 16mm would be best for a small home gym set up but I'd also like to film pickleball matches, would 16mm work for both?
@@Pickleball_Longevity oh definitely. Depending on how close the person filming was planning to stand to the action
Can't you use zoom on 16mm to capture your body only and less background??
I bought the Sign 16mm F 1.4 after watching this I think I should have went for the 30mm. For a Small room would you use a 16mm or 30mm ?
Well that completely depends on how your space is set up and what you want to show in the background. Here you just making videos where its you sitting at a desk and talking? Do you want to show your whole body and something happening on a table? Do you need to show a lot of the wall behind you or just what's past your head and shoulders?
@ that’s a great question I didn’t even think of well I’d like to show not a ton of the back wall behind me and I will just be sitting and talking at a desk.
So my studio is only 10 ft length im thinkin abt doing a talking head video which lens should i buy. Ps : my cam a6600
16mm is for me
I wish I can see a Viltrox 20mm video like this bro 😅
I JUST got my first Viltrox lens this month, a 56mm 1.7. I hadn't really considered them before that lens, but I LOVE it.. I'll see if they'll send me a 20mm and I can put something together.
@ thank youu
This video is basically an encyclopedia for beginner.
Are these compatible with the 1st series?
@@Jimmy80Graham yes they are! All Sony e-mount lenses work with all Sony mirrorless cameras.
@ Thanks boss. Subbed
I know you might be doing it to make the edit look more natural but please don't crop your shot like that especially when you explaining and comparing focal length of different camera lens. It's confusing.
I did briefly have that thought while editing this video. And I think I didn't quite do enough to explain that particular difference, zooming into a frame vs using a completely different lens- and especially since I was bouncing back and fourth between lenses WHILE ALSO zooming into and out of the frame. I need to take another crack at being more clear in this subject.
Thank you
Thank you for this video!!