If You Had to Choose JUST ONE Prime Lens for EVERYTHING... 📸
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Hola amigos! Today I show you the Prime Lens you should get if you can afford JUST ONE. I explain why this prime lens is the most versatile, and I show you a tone of examples in detail for you to see and value it. Big love!
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Happy Sunday! Have a look at these videos below to know more about this lens, my editing process and how I built my home photography studio! 😊
- Photoshoot with an Actress in Camden Town: th-cam.com/video/J3thH9UlXNw/w-d-xo.html
- My Portrait Photography Editing Process: th-cam.com/video/sU2DSurPpK8/w-d-xo.html
-The Most Affordable Home Photography Studio: th-cam.com/video/KqER3CTd4d4/w-d-xo.html
Such a great video Laura! I LOVE that lens. It's incredible how crispy the pictures look. By the way, your Newsletter is so well designed! I was so inspired when I received it seeing those great shots. I learn a lot from your Blog as well, you are so skilled in many niches! For once I feel that I'm learning from a real photographer, not someone pretending to be one just to make it on youtube! You are a real mentor. GRACIAS ❤️
Such a great video Laura. Keep it up ♥️
Thank you so much Allison! 😍🙏❤️
Such a great video! I love 50 mm prime but I have the basic fifty nifty for the time being. It’s one to be upgraded. For portrait 85 f1.2. So sharp! Love it.
Thank you Julia!! Yes! That lens is very good for the price and very versatile as well. For portrait that 85mm must be incredible with that shallow depth of field… F1.2 🤤🤤🤤
Laura Laura Laura, just when I think you can’t outdo yourself you go and post an amazing newsletter, it’s so informative and well designed………I loved reading it. Such a good video as well, the final pictures are so amazing and crisp. Love it ❤️
Aww thank you so much Ryan! I’m so happy to hear that you enjoyed my first newsletter and the design. 😍 I really wanted to create something different. Glad you enjoyed the video and saw how crispy the images come out with this lens! :) Big hug! ❤️
El tu aczento ingles es meravilloso❤ love it!!!
I love 35, 50 and 85, but I think I'd choose the 50mm. I certainly use this one more than the other two put together.
You have the perfect focal lengths! I think the 50mm is one of the most versatile as well. 😍
Thanks for the very interesting video... What do you mean? is the Sigma 105mm a good alternative lens to the Canon EF 85mm / 1.2L II USM? I would use the lens for portrait photography....
Hi Frank! The 105mm is incredible! It's my favourite lens. But if you own the Canon EF 85mm / 1.2L II USM, the 105mm is more like an addition to the gear, not something necessary. That lens you have is so good! I miss a prime focal range between my 35mm and the 105mm. Thinking about a 55mm or 85mm... I will see 😅
Great video as usual, thank you. Do you have a video that shows your image editing? especially the color grading? please direct me to it. I'm interested in learning from it. Thank you.
Hi Bassey! You are very welcome! ❤️ I'm glad you've enjoyed it. I do have a video explaining my portrait photography editing. But I may do more soon being more thorough on colour grading. :) You have it here: th-cam.com/video/sU2DSurPpK8/w-d-xo.html
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very very very informative. thanks for helping me make my mind. buying sigma 35mm f2 thanks for sharing knowledge. keep up the good work! LOVE FROM INDIA!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this video and found useful! I LOVE Sigma lenses and the 35mm is super versatile! Enjoy it! Big hug from London to India! 😊📸
Laura, do you intend to upgrade to the R lenses and cameras? Would you prefer those newer Canon glass versus the lenses you recommended?
Hi! Sorry the late reply. I miss some comments sometimes. 😅
For now, I’m very happy with my lenses so I won’t be upgrading. The ones I have serve my very well and the quality is incredible.
I also use Sigma Art lenses and I love them even more than some Canon lenses. 🙈
So informative. Aesthetically *chefs kiss* great video
Thank you so much Anthony! Big big hug! 😊❤️📸
Hi there, I have a question regarding the prime lens to choose. Doesn’t that depend on the camera, i.e. if it is a full frame or aps-c camera? I have a 50 mm and a 100 mm lens and a Canon D850 camera (Aps-c). That means I need to multiply the length with 1.6, so my lenses would be about 80 mm and 160 mm. And with the latter I noticed that I need a very large distance from my model (= myself using a Stative). So I am not sure if it was so clever to buy the 100 mm lens.
Hi! 😊 Yes, it depends of your camera. A 35mm is good for both full frame and aps-c sensors. However, the 100mm on an aps-c sensor may be too much. As you said, you have to go quite far away from the model. For outdoors is not so bad but for studio it would be more problematic. Worst case scenario, if you are not sure about the lens, maybe you could trade it in the shop for another one? I did that before. You don’t recover all the money but they will give you a good amount to spend in another one. 🙏🏼
@@LauraBC thanks for the answer! Haha, yes, in my small studio it is definitely problematic :) My appartment is definitely too small for the 100 mm lens. 😂, but well maybe I will soon buy the Canon R6 so that should work. But before I still need to practice and I built my studio according your advice you gave in your videos :)
love the 35 both cinematic and photojournalistic
I have that lens and love it. My only complaint is that it can be a little too sharp as I noticed with some landscape photos where obviously there was dust on my sensor ;)
So nice you have it!! Right?? For me is the same with portrait photography, I have to retouch more the skin of the models because you can notice every single little thing. 😂
Perfect timing for this video. I was looking into 35, or 50 prime, but 85 also looks interesting. Man, so many lenses, so little money. After this, I think I might go with that sigma, I believe they have it for Sony as well. P.S. Looking forward for that newsletter.
Hi Ivan! Sorry for the late reply, I missed so many comments! 😅 As you said, so many lenses and so little money, I can perfectly relate! 😂 Now that I have a 35mm, I would live to have a 50mm... Just to cover the massive gap I have between my 35mm and the 105mm. This career is EXPENSIVE haha!
This is very informative mentor, big hugs from Uganda , am now wondering if you also make some recommendations for cameras to start with
Hi Simon! I like to recommend gear I personally use or I’ve tried before. In the future, if I try more cameras, I will happily review them and recommend the ones I love the most. 😊 Sending you big hugs all the way from London to Uganda! :)
@@LauraBC thank you so much mentor.
If I had to choose one prime Lens for everything, then it have to be a short tele macro Lens ! For many years I used the Leica Macro Elmarit R 60mm 2.8, now I will choose either my Voigtländer Macro APO-Lanthar 65mm 2.0 Aspherical or maybe my Voigtländer Macro APO-Lanthar 110mm 2.5
I looooooooved the Sigma Art 35!! I bought it when it first came out to put it on my 5D mk ii. I don't know how it's priced now, but back then it was such a steal compared to Canon's version. I held onto it long after I had sold off all my Canon cameras and nothing to put it on.
Hi Richard! Sorry I missed this comment! 😅 Now is definitely better price! Why did you sell everything? Did you buy another gear instead?
@@LauraBC I had gotten the original fuji x100 to compliment my Canon, and ended up loving it so much. I was also frustrated with the prices of the Canon lenses, and had some QC issues with some of the Canon stuff I had. I started looking at the X series, and the lenses were so much more affordable compared to their FF counterparts, but optically close-to or as good. So it made sense to sell the Canon stuff and buy into the Fuji system because it gave me a much wider range of what I could do in my budget at the time. Not to mention a lot easier to carry around. If I were to go FF frame today, I'd probably have to stick with manual adapted lenses because I really hate how huge lenses have gotten! That Sigma 35 was so hard to let go of though.
What about 50mm f1.4 compared to 35mm 1.4 focal length?
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Muchas gracias Iker! 😄🙏
My go to Prime Lens is the 85mm 1.8 for Nikon.
Hi Chistopher! I don’t own a 85mm but it’s a very popular focal length for portrait! 😍 f1.8 must be great on that one too! 📸
Much depends on what kind of photographer you are, as I can get to '35mm' via several of my telephoto's, but it's very rare that I would use that perspective. I'm more of a Landscape/wildlife photographer, so a 35mm would rarely be used. I tend to go all the way out to 600mm at times, so I tend to use 'versatility' of a 28-300mm lens for travel. I use my Tampon 90mm F/2.8 for portrait's, albeit I take very few these days. I understand the reasoning for your favourite lens, as you use it much differently, and I'd personally prefer the 85mm F1.4 for myself, again, just being a little more versatile. Also, 35mm is too wide for astrophotography, where a 20mm would be a better choice, so much certainly depends on one's choice of photography as to which lens will be a favourite.
you meant 35mm too narrow for astrophotography.
Nifty Fifty is a excellent prime Lens especially with a speed booster ?!
Yes please make a video with your sigma 105 1.4, sending you ❤ loves from sunny 🌞 Curacao
Yessss I definitely will! 😍 I love using that lens, my favourite without any doubt. So I will prepare that review! Big big love from rainy London to Curacao! :)
I use the Canon Nifty- Fifty with a Speed Booster. (Prime) 35 MM I shoot Canon 35- 80 MM with Speed Booster.
I love my Canon nifty-fifty! 😍
If I have too choose one lens, I perhaps will have to choose 35mm, but if I have the choice, I actually find I shoot 70 percent in 50mm, and prefer 28mm as my wide angle choice, 35mm is a bit calm to my taste as a wide angle, and not as focus compare to 50mm, but overall it is a very good lens!
Great
4th person to watch... Much love
Awww thank you! I hope you enjoyed it! Much love to you too! 😊❤️📸
If i had choose one 🤔
it would be 'nifty-fifty' 😀
35mm 1.4 all day !!!!💥👊🏻👌🏼🤙🏻
Oh yessss! I'm glad you agree! 😍📸
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Thank you for the info. JB 34205usa
You’re very welcome John! Big hug all the way from London to USA! 🥰📸
what lens did you shoot the b roll with?