Love it thanks! Just a bit of constructive feedback - it would be great if on videos like this you added in examples of shots one can expect from each lens - I think it would add so much value! Great job though and keep it up - I subbed.
I came across your video and let me tell you that you were able to explain everything that I couldn’t understand in other videos Im so happy I came across your video 🤧
After watching many videos of what lens to upgrade to, this was the best for me. So well explained for not so technical people like me and honest review, thank you! Sample photos going along with the lenses would be great!
Just bought a Canon eos 90d and I seriously don't have it yet but its being delivered in a few days. So yeah on a budget for a little while and appreciated seeing this video. New sub to your channel, it was just very cool to show something that realistically people can afford and the pictures will still look great
@@summertillman6355 Sigma 35mm more suited for a full frame sensor camera. The 24mm as shown is designed for crop sensor, ie 90D. 50mm as shown works well with crop sensor.
i've been scrolling on youtube and google to find the best portrait lens and i have found the right video which is this one. Thanks for the great info keep up the the good work
@@POVjustin Content recommendations: More best lenses videos (Example: Best budget lenses for landscape photography). How to or guide videos (Example: Portrait photography for beginners). Recommended equipment videos (Example: The top tem tripods I recommend). Tour videos or live shoots (A weekend in New York) and then the video be cuts of you shooting in different styles and takes throughout the weekend. Hiking photography. Alot of the videos can be divided in beginner videos and advanced videos which allows for two videos about the same subject (Example: Portrait photography for pros).
I feel like a lot of people have a difficult time choosing how to edit portraits or even street photography. U just started shooting cars but I think my composition and lighting could be better. If you can do that I believe it’ll help out a lot of people !😊
The image quality of your video is insanely good. My only critique is youre talking like you dont want to wake up your grandma in the next room. Like its almost a whisper?
Thank you! I try to get right into the meat of the subject haha too many TH-camr waste time with long b-roll segments and talking about random stuff, so I’m trying to get away from that and do the fun talking in the comments rather than in the video haha
Useful video my man! Im going to do some portrait photography in a studio in a months time. Do some lens excel in studio conditions - or is that not a thing? Maybe they all do? I guess my question is what would be a good studio lens for portrait photography.
I would still stick with something along the lines of a 35mm or a 50mm if you are doing headshots, if you are doing a multitude of things I know some pros use a 24-70 in studio. My biggest piece of advice would be have some really good lighting. When you are outdoors, it’s easier to use natural light and make use of shade, different times of day, etc. And a lot of the time you can change that lighting in post. However, in studio, it is crucial to have good lighting because you cant rely on those natural factors. I know that strayed away from your original question, but overall most lenses (as long as it’s not telephoto) will be good in a studio, but it depends on what you are shooting. Versatility=24-70 headshots=50mm headshots/somewhat wide (depending on if you are using full frame and how big the studio space is)=35mm. Hopefully that helped!
Where have you been all my life! You broke it down nice and smooth. I don’t understand half of what others have been saying and explaining and I click on your video and boom 🤯 I just learned it all just like that. Thank you so much! And I agree what the guy said up there 👆🏻 you do deserve so much more subscribers! I just subscribed! Thank you so much again! I’m more excited now to be making my purchase now that I understand what I’m looking for!
It’s a good lens and lets in some good light, however I just don’t think it would give you enough reach. I think the 50mm would be a bit better but if you can get very close to your subject, you might be able to use the 22mm but most likely not. Hope that helped!
hi i was wanting to get into photography, mostly indoor sports, what camera and lenses do you recommend to start? I was thinking about getting a canon rebel t7.
MAN WHY DID YOU STOP UPLOADING!? I love your videos and I’ve made a few purchases off of your videos solidifying what others have said and what I’ve thought.
Thank you so much! I have had a lot on my plate recently and had to put TH-cam to the side... I'm planning on uploading again very soon as I have more free time again! Thank you so much for this comment, it is super encouraging and thank you for sticking around!
If you are a beginner, the kit lens is a good all around lens to have in your bag. It is what most people start out on. It can work for portraits when you are starting out and it’s a good way to learn, but if you want the nice super blurry background look that most people are going for, I would spend the extra $125 and get the canon 50mm 1.8 as well. It’s a very sharp lens aimed for portraits and I think it is overall just a great sharp lens. I hope that helped!
Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately I don’t own all the lenses so that wouldn’t have been possible but I will try to include more examples next time!
Most DSLR or mirrorless cameras that have come out in the last 5 years will be great! For that budget I would recommend taking a look at the used market and getting a cheap lens along with the camera
I used to own the canon version but I ended up getting rid of it. It was a great all around lens, but I just prefer prime lenses haha. Thanks for watching!
Just make sure they are the right mount for you canon camera. There are differences between the DLSR and mirrorless that canon offers. You can always buy an adapter
Love it thanks! Just a bit of constructive feedback - it would be great if on videos like this you added in examples of shots one can expect from each lens - I think it would add so much value! Great job though and keep it up - I subbed.
Man, you deserve more subscribers
Thank you so much for the kind words and support! Hopefully one day I’ll be up there with the greats hahhaha
Dude you seriously need an escape plan to get out my phone it’s been like 2 weeks and you’re still here
Why aren’t you worried
I came across your video and let me tell you that you were able to explain everything that I couldn’t understand in other videos Im so happy I came across your video 🤧
After watching many videos of what lens to upgrade to, this was the best for me. So well explained for not so technical people like me and honest review, thank you!
Sample photos going along with the lenses would be great!
Just bought a Canon eos 90d and I seriously don't have it yet but its being delivered in a few days. So yeah on a budget for a little while and appreciated seeing this video. New sub to your channel, it was just very cool to show something that realistically people can afford and the pictures will still look great
Thank you!
I’m about to get the Canon EOS 90d and hoping these budget lenses will still give me some great photos
@@summertillman6355 Sigma 35mm more suited for a full frame sensor camera. The 24mm as shown is designed for crop sensor, ie 90D. 50mm as shown works well with crop sensor.
Thank You so much!! You made it very easy to understand!! I just got my very first camera and this video was extremely helpful!!! Thanks again!!!
i've been scrolling on youtube and google to find the best portrait lens and i have found the right video
which is this one. Thanks for the great info keep up the
the good work
Yes! Video about compression and other technical photography stuff! I’d also love to see a video like this but for cameras!
Great video to the point with realistic and relatable advice. Please make more. 👍
Will do! Any specific video you would like to see?
@@POVjustin Content recommendations: More best lenses videos (Example: Best budget lenses for landscape photography). How to or guide videos (Example: Portrait photography for beginners). Recommended equipment videos (Example: The top tem tripods I recommend). Tour videos or live shoots (A weekend in New York) and then the video be cuts of you shooting in different styles and takes throughout the weekend. Hiking photography. Alot of the videos can be divided in beginner videos and advanced videos which allows for two videos about the same subject (Example: Portrait photography for pros).
Great ideas! Thank you for the suggestions!
I’m subscribing now!! Real and straight up honest answers, thank you brotha!!
Thank you brother! I appreciate the support! Let me know if there are any specific videos you’d like to see!
I feel like a lot of people have a difficult time choosing how to edit portraits or even street photography. U just started shooting cars but I think my composition and lighting could be better. If you can do that I believe it’ll help out a lot of people !😊
Sounds good! Currently working on a portrait editing video! Thank you for the suggestions!
@@POVjustin thank you for expecting our requests man! Really appreciate it!
How do you not have hundreds of thousands of subscribers???
Your production deserves more notice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks bro video useful fasho
The image quality of your video is insanely good. My only critique is youre talking like you dont want to wake up your grandma in the next room. Like its almost a whisper?
LOL I’m still working on my audio set up 😂 thanks for watching!
@@POVjustin :P
So nicely put together, sir you've got a new subscriber!
Thank you!
Great video, explains the differences very understandably without alot of "me" talk.
Thank you! I try to get right into the meat of the subject haha too many TH-camr waste time with long b-roll segments and talking about random stuff, so I’m trying to get away from that and do the fun talking in the comments rather than in the video haha
You are best bro.always mine inspiration.always learning from you
An excellent description of the lenses. Thank you
Great video dude... keep em coming
New videos are coming soon! Thanks for watching!
Nice video very informative. Thank you!
quality content, hope you get more subcriber, and maybe you can add some example pictures that taken with the lens to make the video even better
Thanks for using Jargons that i understand 😆 appreciate it
Useful video my man! Im going to do some portrait photography in a studio in a months time. Do some lens excel in studio conditions - or is that not a thing? Maybe they all do? I guess my question is what would be a good studio lens for portrait photography.
I would still stick with something along the lines of a 35mm or a 50mm if you are doing headshots, if you are doing a multitude of things I know some pros use a 24-70 in studio. My biggest piece of advice would be have some really good lighting. When you are outdoors, it’s easier to use natural light and make use of shade, different times of day, etc. And a lot of the time you can change that lighting in post. However, in studio, it is crucial to have good lighting because you cant rely on those natural factors. I know that strayed away from your original question, but overall most lenses (as long as it’s not telephoto) will be good in a studio, but it depends on what you are shooting. Versatility=24-70 headshots=50mm headshots/somewhat wide (depending on if you are using full frame and how big the studio space is)=35mm. Hopefully that helped!
You're amazing 💕 this was helpful thanks! Subscribed! ☺️
Thank you!
Where have you been all my life!
You broke it down nice and smooth.
I don’t understand half of what others have been saying and explaining and I click on your video and boom 🤯 I just learned it all just like that. Thank you so much! And I agree what the guy said up there 👆🏻 you do deserve so much more subscribers! I just subscribed! Thank you so much again! I’m more excited now to be making my purchase now that I understand what I’m looking for!
Thank you for all the kind words! You just made my day haha! Glad I could help!
Very helpful video, thanks!
Too good, very well explained 👏👌
It was really helpful thanks man.
Glad I could help!
Underrated
Thank you!
Thank you, this helped me out a lot!
Glad I could help!
Your videos are so clearrr!!!!!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing these infos. New subscriber from Philippines! ❤
Thank you for watching!
Excellent video thank you for this
Thanks for watching!
Excellent informative video. Thank you. What lens should I use for a group of five to six people? Please and thank you
Nice and clear video!
Thank you!
Wish we had some picture or potrait with diff lens for examples..
Next time!
Lovin the video man, what about the 22mm f2 for indoor photography?
It’s a good lens and lets in some good light, however I just don’t think it would give you enough reach. I think the 50mm would be a bit better but if you can get very close to your subject, you might be able to use the 22mm but most likely not. Hope that helped!
@@POVjustinit don't make no sense. wanna mention full frame / crop sensor ?
Nice talking...👌👍
RF 85mm is my Favourite
hi i was wanting to get into photography, mostly indoor sports, what camera and lenses do you recommend to start? I was thinking about getting a canon rebel t7.
MAN WHY DID YOU STOP UPLOADING!? I love your videos and I’ve made a few purchases off of your videos solidifying what others have said and what I’ve thought.
Thank you so much! I have had a lot on my plate recently and had to put TH-cam to the side... I'm planning on uploading again very soon as I have more free time again! Thank you so much for this comment, it is super encouraging and thank you for sticking around!
@@POVjustin Absolutely bro! We’ll be here when you’re ready! 💯💪🏾🙏🏾
Thank you so much!!!
I presume you are recomending lenses for an APSC camera?
Great fucking video man 👏🏾
I’m planning on getting the canon t8i dslr butttt idk if the kit lens is good for portrait photography.. what’s your thoughts ?
If you are a beginner, the kit lens is a good all around lens to have in your bag. It is what most people start out on. It can work for portraits when you are starting out and it’s a good way to learn, but if you want the nice super blurry background look that most people are going for, I would spend the extra $125 and get the canon 50mm 1.8 as well. It’s a very sharp lens aimed for portraits and I think it is overall just a great sharp lens. I hope that helped!
Tq for the info 🤗🤗
My man ❤️
You should add some sample photos.. Good effort....
Next time!
Sure compression
Can all these lens use on mirrorless camera?
Wow awesome so underrated
Subbed
Thank you for the kind words!
Subbed ant it is my first time seeing u
Thank you!
Great video!!
Thank you!
dope video bro!
Thank you! More to come!
I love the video but i wish youd show a picture that was taken by each lens
Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately I don’t own all the lenses so that wouldn’t have been possible but I will try to include more examples next time!
I was the 1000 sub pog
Thanks so much! Cant believe I hit 1k hahaha
Very useful👍
Thanks!
so would the 50mm be good if i wanted to take photos of my friends or even of clothes for a friends business?
Definitely!
Great content 👍🏽
Ty!
Can you do a tutorial
How to used every lens
Eventually haha
Thanks for sharing I just connected to you sir
Dope Vid!!
Ty sir 🙏🏽
Whoever disliked this, I’d like to personally fight you! 🤡🤡
LOL
I second that
LOL
what camera would you recommend for portrait photography? I have a budget of around $800, thanks
Most DSLR or mirrorless cameras that have come out in the last 5 years will be great! For that budget I would recommend taking a look at the used market and getting a cheap lens along with the camera
Great Video =)
What camera did you use to film this video? Lens? Also thanks for the suggestions!
Canon t7i, canon 10-18mm. I have since upgraded to the Sony a6400, 16mm 1.4, and 56mm 1.4. Thanks for watching!
U deserve more
Thank you! Hoping to get to 1000 subs soon haha
@@POVjustin IngshaAllah
Please suggest me what camera should i buy with 85 mm lens.i am very confused.
Camera doesn’t matter nearly as much as the lens
Try sigma 17-50mm 2.8
I used to own the canon version but I ended up getting rid of it. It was a great all around lens, but I just prefer prime lenses haha. Thanks for watching!
Were do u get it
You can find any of these lenses at local camera shops or online!
Hey I'm new here
Nice to have you!
So if u have a Canon, u can use any lens by Canon??? I'm not sure how it works....
For the most part, yes haha
@@POVjustin Haha Thank you
What camera or lens do you use to film your TH-cam videos?
I made this video using a Canon T7i and a 10-18mm lens. I have since upgraded and now I use a Sony a6400 with a sigma 16mm 1.4 lens. Hope that helped!
@@POVjustin thanks for replying back. It helped
Can i use the 50mm on canon rebel t7
Yes!
Hey 👋
Will these work with all canon cameras?
Just make sure they are the right mount for you canon camera. There are differences between the DLSR and mirrorless that canon offers. You can always buy an adapter
mkbhd?? :o
Haha 🤣
hello
Hi!