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I am using the 50mm f1.8

I recently purchased the 27-70 f2.8 port which I will make a video on once I get it.

@@EvanOlbricht the 50 is such a great versatile lens! That’s awesome you are able to use it for these!

Ya, the 50mm f1.8 is a beast of a lens for the price and one of my favorite lenses I've used.

Thank You!!!

Thanks bro!

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Hopefully soon haha

Thats the goal

@@EvanOlbricht I hope you reach it

@@ToppsvidThank you!

Closest answer yet haha

Soon...

I wish haha

@ never give up

@ you will always reach what you believe

Thank You! I really appreciate it! Will stay grinding!

That totally depends on what I'm shooting. Usually, I use electronic because of the amazing shutter speed, but I have seen some balls warp within some sports. So totally depends on what sport I'm shooting. Usually I would say electronic for most sports though.

@@EvanOlbricht Hmm. Did you see rolling shutter when people, for example, running? I think the readout speed is not bad, but no what i need for shooting sports, and I'm very surprised that you shoot in electronic. Thanks for answer.

​@@Shchepinov Great question. I don't see a rolling shutter when shooting in electronic. Usually, if I do want really high-quality photos I will shoot in mechanic just because I know I won't have any problems.

@@EvanOlbricht I forgot to say one thing! With electronic shutter, your photos has 12-bit color depth instead of 14 in EFCS/Mechanical.

Yes, it does. But I haven't seen much of a difference at all. Honestly, the Canon colors are so good, and if you shoot in raw, you can't tell the difference. That said if you are shooting for a client or looking to do a big print, shoot in mechanical just to make sure you are getting the highest quality photo possible. Just for me, in certain situations where I am looking for that really high shutter speed or low noise when shooting, I will usually choose electronic because the results are very similar.

Thank You! I'm definitely happy with how these shots came out, and it's always fun trying new things when shooting in the water.

I got the R5 because of the 45 Mpixel sensor which is amazing. I have cropped images by a lot and then done prints at 24x36 inches and they look amazing. And yes, whenever I talk about 20x30, I am talking in inches when printing. I should have made that more clear so that's my bad haha. Overall though, I do think the R5 is worth it if you need the bigger sensor for printing and the 4k 120 which looks amazing in video as well. Let me know if you have any more questions.

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This was last Wednesday in the morning at like 7am or 8am.

@ nice thanks wind has been so good lately!!

Ya, the conditions have been great! Just need a little more swell.

Thanks!

Thanks! It's the GoPro Hero 11 Black. Filmed it in 5.3k 60fps.

Ya, it totally helps me process ideas!

I totally agree!

Thanks for the great comment. Ya, writing down my thoughts and ideas has really helped me build on my photography work and I know that it will continue to help me get better in the future as well.

I honestly see a very small difference. I only use zoom lenses for sports photography and have never had any problems with sharpness of a photo. I do use a 50 mm f1.8 in my water housing and notice those photos are very sharp but that is also because it’s a low aperture.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for the feedback! Recently I have been shooting in 4k with a new microphone. Also all my shots are on my website which you can check out.

I’m glad it was helpful!

Awesome! I’m glad the tips helped. Sounds like you’ve got some really cool projects in mind!

Awesome! You do any surf photography here? Unfortunately I don’t think for 200 but definitely look at used lenses on Facebook marketplace which is probably the best bet.

Haha. The main point is to find creators in the space you want to be in and see what work they are putting out and the different things they are doing. That has really helped me push my work forward and be able to have some crazy new opportunities with my work.

Yes, it does help with videos but it really depends on what frame rate you’re shooting at. Like I never use a ND filter because I don’t feel like I need it with the content that I’m shooting but I know a lot of people that do and they take amazing videos. So I really think it depends on what you’re using it for.

@@EvanOlbricht thank you. treat it as shutter speed.... but I'm sure this Will help a bunch on a bright day without a ND filter.

Ya, it definitely will.

I’m glad it helped!

Ya, it was the same for me. Definitely try it out and see if it works for you.

me too.

Glad it helped!