85mm definitely. Focuses on the subject in my music videos, though it's m43 so I guess it's closer to 170mm, but I dig it. Rokinon 85mm t1. 5. Keep up the great work!
85mm is used in a lot of Movies for focusing in on a character then they switch to 35mm to give the audience perspective of the setting, wihout revealing too much, making them think about what's about to happen next. The Village is a perfect Example
Based on this it should be safe to conclude that the 24mm looks perfect for fast paced action, the 35mm for normal everyday action and the 85mm (or 50mm) is perfect for slow and surreal action.
35 and 50mm are almost interchangeable. I havnt seen any dp go that wide like 24mm they usually still to 35mm for wide actions scenes anything else becomes way too chaotic. 50mm is most commonly used it really doesn’t have a specialty you use it when ever for what ever super safe focal length and 85mm for film making is alot more rare.
I would say if you can only afford one lens and you absolutely want a prime to get a 35mm lens. It kind of does everything you need from wide shots to tighter, more intimate shots. It’s also 3-4 times lighter than zoom lenses. Just gotta use your body as the zoom. Also, don’t forget that Sony cameras all have their aps-c mode. That means you can turn a 35mm into a 52.5mm with the click of a button. The sensor oversamples on the A7IV so even on aps-c mode you’re still capturing 4.6k downsampled to 4k. Full frame mode downsamples from 7k. When I leave the house I don’t like taking a huge cache of gear. I take my camera with one lens(35mm f1.8 on the body), a mic, a mini tripod, and a variable nd filter. That setup covers me for 90% of shooting both photos and video. It took me years to finally come to terms with this setup but I’m telling you, it’s so freeing to drop all that insane, mostly unused weight.
Loved the profile 85mm - it really connected you with the subject but wasn't disorienting. You gave me an idea, too: the 85mm circle shot would work well if you're trying to convey that someone just got some bad news that has thrown their world into chaos. Regardless, I learned a lot through this video. Thanks for sharing!
thats basically indian drama shows (tv show/serial) where whenever something happens they just do this and add audio(dum tanananannananan) . there quite a lot of memes on this too in india.
For me, 50mm still looks best, you might say it's a photography centric focal length, but I have been using 50mm for video for a while and it looks sick
Awesome comparison! I liked the 85mm because it looked so dreamy, but that would only work in an intimate scene where we want to focus on our character.
@@SiddharthJogi I already have both 35 & 24 .. because I got a promo for the 24mm paid 600$ new… I tend to use the 85 & 35 more.. I planning to get the 18mm instead of 24mm
this is the kind of video i was looking for, actually I bought an 85mm as my first lens which was a huge mistake, 2:25 you are explaining the issue here, now I'm aiming to buy a 35mm as my second lens, since you mentioned you were a photographer for over a decade and you were shooting with 24, 35 and 85, now my planning is making a lot of since, my plan is that i want to add a 20mm to my 35 and 85 later on.
Technically because the lower the focal length the more the image compressed into the frame which makes everything "moves" faster due to more image is moving in the same range/size, and this is also why you see some distortion around the frame.
Hey, that is really a very good video! I have been a photographer since I was a child and have been photographing professionally for the last 16 years. I have also discovered video for myself some time ago. I was shooting weddings 99% of the time with two cameras, using a 50mm and a 35mm lens. Now, I have a 24mm lens that I absolutely love and use almost all the time for my videos, along with a 50mm. Since I got a new camera, I still need to buy the 35mm lens. I'm not sure if I really need it, but I don't want to miss having it. For me, 24mm, 35mm, and 50mm are the most important focal lengths. I use only prime lenses. I liked the shots with the 24mm lens the best. It was great to see them compared like this!
Man, that 24 really looked amazing for that long shot, leading shot, and the circle shot. 85 was great for the follow shot and profile shot, though the other two did alright, too.
Great comparison! So interesting to see how much the focal lenght affects the footage. I think all of these have their place in video, depending on the topic and the story as you said. Sometimes a nice wide angle view is needed when other times a narrow 85mm shot makes the footage more special 🙌🏼
So these differences have to be created by the respective lenses and not by moving in or away from your subject (eg a 35mm moved in closer to the subject to mimic a 70mm distance)right?
Ergens halverwege zeg je dat je je gimbalinstellingen moet aanpassen want dat je niet helemaal tevreden bent. Als je een recente gopro (of een ander apparaat dat gyroscoopdata opneemt) op je camera plaatst kan je nadien met gyroflow je beelden nog supersmooth krijgen. Zo kan je ALLE camerafootage stabiliseren, zelfs footage zonder gimbal opgenomen krijg je zo smooth als iets. Heb dit nog nergens in je filmpjes gezien maar lijkt me wel interessant.
@@JorisHermans ja, met gewone goprofootage waardoor niet gesynced moet worden werkt het wel maar ook hier verpest het wel de juiste motion blur. Wist niet dat het helemaal niet werkte met gesynchroniseerde camerabeelden
i love the feel of the 85mm it gives it this sci-fi, mystery kind of feel, the 24mm/35mm feels more economic and can be used to accommodate neutral and happy feelings, I'm currently debating between getting 2 new lens and 85mm and between a 24mm/35mm prime, it's weird because on my 24-105mm when on a gimbal when shooting video, i mostly really live on the 24mm end
This video video made me decide what lens I should buy. I have for some weeks been torn between 24mm and 35mm. I could just buy the Sigma 18-35mm and be covered in, but I am a sucker for primes. 35mm it is!
hey, weighing in late here. To me when using the 24mm the background needs to be interesting or at least NOT distracting, which I felt it was in the shots where there is a truck or hanger behind her. The 35mm blurs the background a bit more, which helps. And the 85mm definitely feels more interesting for cinematic shots, isolates the character. What do you think about the 50mm focal length for gimbal work?
Hey Joris. Great Video. Seriously, this taught so much more than taking a full course on Filmmaking or Cinematography. Quick Question - Why is that majority of the filmmaker when shooting B Roll specially Slow Motion shots prefer to a telephoto lens like 50mm or 85mm. Why can slow movement be done with a Wide Angle Lens?
Wow! That first walk on 85mm is like a scene from some TV series! You showed some amazing features I didn't think of before! Also the actress is looking good in the shot. Thank you.
I think 35mm is better for short films because it highlights the subject and also lets us to see what is going on in background with minimum blur.. that is really good
Great video, you explain very well the differences, which in the videos are quite decisive, especially for those come from the world of photography where everything is more static........................
Thanks for this video. Now, to add to all of the other elements of cinematography (lighting, aspect ratios, subject placement, camera angles, etc.) now I get to ponder focal lengths in relation to motion as am element of visual story telling.
I like 35 most, 85 next. My Canon M50 22mm is equivalent of FF 35mm so I don't need to upgrade my lens. Maybe for 85mm but I doubt I would use it often. I could get old EF50mm lens with EF-M adapter.
Awesome vid 👍 @Joris Hermans, nice comparison. Can't choose any 😅, all 3 of them are good in their own way while using it, & as you said it will mainly depend on what's the story, what needs to be conveyed, and the focal length. But maybe if I need to choose, I would go for the 24mm * I'm planning to go for either the Sony aps-c 50mm F1.8 OSS or Sigma 30mm f1.4 for my a6400.
U're a Genius!!!! It's hard to buy all these amazing expensive lenses. Can we do all this with one lense? witch one would you recumbent ? where r u from?
Yeah, the 85 circle shot is really difficult but I think it also looks worse because of the gimbal settings and 2/3 pulldown. I bet shooting and uploading it in 30fps would look a whole lot better. Maybe I should give it a try 🤔😬
@@JorisHermans looking forward for it!!! I am actually looking for a gimbal, do you reckon any good? Atm I am planning to use it with the M50 and the sigma 20mm f/1.4 (with a speed booster) and planning to get the canon r soon, so I would rather invest now in something that will be useful later too. I also have the Nikon D7200 (but only for stills)
Great video! I learned so much in just 9 minutes. But can I ask (and this is an old video, so I don't expect a response) but what would be the difference between shooting wide in 24 and 'tight' in 85, as opposed to only shooting with a 24, and then just cropping in? Excuse my ignorance, and I'm sure it's obvious, but I just can't put my finger on it!
What lens did you shoot the video in your studio with? I'm having some issues with AF and the items I show on my RUclips videos. MAYBE I just need a lot of b-roll.
Great video. Always waited for this! So far I use a 18-55 kit lens on APS C; That is like 28 to 85 probably. I loved the 23mm out of it: 35mm Full Frame
i think about the sony trio 24 - F2.8G and 40 + 50 mm F2.5G. What would you buy 40 or 50mm? for video. Do you do b-roll in 50mm or 85mm? Thank you for your videos !!!! Love them !
85 mm good for focusing on charaters 35,45,50 is i think good for normal eye view where we focus on charater but dont reveal everything and 24 mm is where we tend to reveal the location as where we are or in ur case they way she came and the view chabges we saw she is heading toward location where there are houses
really enjoyed the different focal length demos!! and the setting is so pretty!! Question, did you shoot in log? did you add stabilization in post? thx!! really love your videos :)
@@JorisHermans Thx!! the smoothness of your gimbal shots are amazing!! I've tried some walking shots with a Ronin RSC2 but the gimbal wouldn't hold the camera still which was very disappointing and ended up returning the gimbal. I'm sure some of it was user error but it would shake from left to right and couldn't seem to get it to stop that... thanks again for replying :)
Great Video - very informative and inspiring.... I'm looking for a new lense for my Sony A6000, your info has given me some insight into a few options, Thank you Joris!!
This is a beautiful video, thanks!!! I have to ask, do you have a video talking about you photo work whit these three badass? Would be awsome. Thanks againb.
I liked both extremes in different situations. I shoot woodturning or carving mostly, so close up rather static shots. would you recommend a 35mm for that?
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EDIT: Right, I shot everything with my Sony A7S III (Full-Frame).
What's your favorite focal length/shot from this video? 💥
85mm
35 and 85
24mm for general music video making
85 ‘ mm ....that one is my best , where can get ? Can you send me the link
85mm definitely. Focuses on the subject in my music videos, though it's m43 so I guess it's closer to 170mm, but I dig it. Rokinon 85mm t1. 5. Keep up the great work!
85mm is used in a lot of Movies for focusing in on a character then they switch to 35mm to give the audience perspective of the setting, wihout revealing too much, making them think about what's about to happen next. The Village is a perfect Example
Shout out to the Village. One of the most underrated films of all time.
Most filmmakers seem to prefer 50mm
@@slurp3194 instead of 35 or 85mm?
Based on this it should be safe to conclude that the 24mm looks perfect for fast paced action, the 35mm for normal everyday action and the 85mm (or 50mm) is perfect for slow and surreal action.
35 and 50mm are almost interchangeable. I havnt seen any dp go that wide like 24mm they usually still to 35mm for wide actions scenes anything else becomes way too chaotic. 50mm is most commonly used it really doesn’t have a specialty you use it when ever for what ever super safe focal length and 85mm for film making is alot more rare.
I would say if you can only afford one lens and you absolutely want a prime to get a 35mm lens. It kind of does everything you need from wide shots to tighter, more intimate shots. It’s also 3-4 times lighter than zoom lenses. Just gotta use your body as the zoom. Also, don’t forget that Sony cameras all have their aps-c mode. That means you can turn a 35mm into a 52.5mm with the click of a button. The sensor oversamples on the A7IV so even on aps-c mode you’re still capturing 4.6k downsampled to 4k. Full frame mode downsamples from 7k.
When I leave the house I don’t like taking a huge cache of gear. I take my camera with one lens(35mm f1.8 on the body), a mic, a mini tripod, and a variable nd filter. That setup covers me for 90% of shooting both photos and video. It took me years to finally come to terms with this setup but I’m telling you, it’s so freeing to drop all that insane, mostly unused weight.
You have brought a new perspective to my life. I didn't realize how lenses could create emotion differently
Loved the profile 85mm - it really connected you with the subject but wasn't disorienting. You gave me an idea, too: the 85mm circle shot would work well if you're trying to convey that someone just got some bad news that has thrown their world into chaos. Regardless, I learned a lot through this video. Thanks for sharing!
thats basically indian drama shows (tv show/serial) where whenever something happens they just do this and add audio(dum tanananannananan) . there quite a lot of memes on this too in india.
Bad Boys movie did it as well lol
For me, 50mm still looks best, you might say it's a photography centric focal length, but I have been using 50mm for video for a while and it looks sick
50mm is being used by so many filmakers in hollywood
the first lens I bought was a 50...its still my favorite
Awesome comparison!
I liked the 85mm because it looked so dreamy, but that would only work in an intimate scene where we want to focus on our character.
Nice video, I love my 24-105 l lens for video. It’s definitely a great all round option for video and photography.
2 years later. Ur still the goat. Best and clearest vid I’ve seen so far
I have the 85mm F1.8 and planning to buy either 24mm or 35mm… but now my choice will go for 35mm .. thanks for the video 🙏🏻
I think for landscape shots, you would definately need 24mm too.... but yeahh, Go For 35 first xD
@@SiddharthJogi I already have both 35 & 24 .. because I got a promo for the 24mm paid 600$ new… I tend to use the 85 & 35 more.. I planning to get the 18mm instead of 24mm
24mm is far better and a lot more vertile than 35mm
@@Halgame99 I tend to use 35mm more frequently.. i know 24mm more versatile but in some situations only and it’s great for landscape & interiors
this is the kind of video i was looking for, actually I bought an 85mm as my first lens which was a huge mistake, 2:25 you are explaining the issue here, now I'm aiming to buy a 35mm as my second lens, since you mentioned you were a photographer for over a decade and you were shooting with 24, 35 and 85, now my planning is making a lot of since, my plan is that i want to add a 20mm to my 35 and 85 later on.
Technically because the lower the focal length the more the image compressed into the frame which makes everything "moves" faster due to more image is moving in the same range/size, and this is also why you see some distortion around the frame.
This was an amazing comparison of the different focal lengths in video. I learnt a lot. Thank you very much for creating this!
Thanks Joris, brilliant observations! The 35 is my favorite, but the 24 and 85 are must haves to complete the story.
🤝🏻💯
Great comparison! Can’t pick a favorite, like you said, it depends on the story and how you want it to feel
Hey, that is really a very good video! I have been a photographer since I was a child and have been photographing professionally for the last 16 years. I have also discovered video for myself some time ago. I was shooting weddings 99% of the time with two cameras, using a 50mm and a 35mm lens. Now, I have a 24mm lens that I absolutely love and use almost all the time for my videos, along with a 50mm. Since I got a new camera, I still need to buy the 35mm lens. I'm not sure if I really need it, but I don't want to miss having it. For me, 24mm, 35mm, and 50mm are the most important focal lengths. I use only prime lenses.
I liked the shots with the 24mm lens the best. It was great to see them compared like this!
Man, that 24 really looked amazing for that long shot, leading shot, and the circle shot. 85 was great for the follow shot and profile shot, though the other two did alright, too.
35mm looks the best!! Balanced and meets all criteria. Great Video!!
Best video ever seen explaining about lenses. Keep it up bro. Cheers from Mozambique 🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿.
Awesome comparison thanks!!
Great comparison! So interesting to see how much the focal lenght affects the footage. I think all of these have their place in video, depending on the topic and the story as you said. Sometimes a nice wide angle view is needed when other times a narrow 85mm shot makes the footage more special 🙌🏼
Great demo, Joris - thank you. Very different feel on that 85mm!
So these differences have to be created by the respective lenses and not by moving in or away from your subject (eg a 35mm moved in closer to the subject to mimic a 70mm distance)right?
Wow.. it's so helpfull. My conclusion is, if it's not for vlogging, 35 is the only lens you need.
Ergens halverwege zeg je dat je je gimbalinstellingen moet aanpassen want dat je niet helemaal tevreden bent.
Als je een recente gopro (of een ander apparaat dat gyroscoopdata opneemt) op je camera plaatst kan je nadien met gyroflow je beelden nog supersmooth krijgen.
Zo kan je ALLE camerafootage stabiliseren, zelfs footage zonder gimbal opgenomen krijg je zo smooth als iets.
Heb dit nog nergens in je filmpjes gezien maar lijkt me wel interessant.
Enige probleem is dat het niet werkt met een normale sluitertijd van 1/50 dus ik vind het maar niks.
@@JorisHermans werkt het dan niet?
@@fpvnico nee, motion blur kan het niet aan 🙃
@@JorisHermans ja, met gewone goprofootage waardoor niet gesynced moet worden werkt het wel maar ook hier verpest het wel de juiste motion blur.
Wist niet dat het helemaal niet werkte met gesynchroniseerde camerabeelden
i love the feel of the 85mm it gives it this sci-fi, mystery kind of feel, the 24mm/35mm feels more economic and can be used to accommodate neutral and happy feelings, I'm currently debating between getting 2 new lens and 85mm and between a 24mm/35mm prime, it's weird because on my 24-105mm when on a gimbal when shooting video, i mostly really live on the 24mm end
I liked the 24, it looked really good, but the 35 I really liked, it seemed more pleasing to the eye to me. What camera did you use?
Sony a7s iii
This video video made me decide what lens I should buy.
I have for some weeks been torn between 24mm and 35mm.
I could just buy the Sigma 18-35mm and be covered in, but I am a sucker for primes.
35mm it is!
There's something about primes 🤷🏻♂️😎
hey, weighing in late here. To me when using the 24mm the background needs to be interesting or at least NOT distracting, which I felt it was in the shots where there is a truck or hanger behind her. The 35mm blurs the background a bit more, which helps. And the 85mm definitely feels more interesting for cinematic shots, isolates the character. What do you think about the 50mm focal length for gimbal work?
Thnak you! Tis is one of the most helpful videos online. And: Ramones!
Really cool video, and I appreciated you talking about what lens you can use to tell the story and make your viewer feel a certain way. Thank you.
Great comparison thanks. I love the 24 and 85.
Struggling between all of them. Just bought an A7c .Maybe a 24-70 f2.8 would be a good deal, but I just love the bokeh of a 35mm 1.8 haha
TThe 35 is by far my favorite all-rounder prime💥
@@JorisHermans what three or four lenses would you recommend for a hybrid photography or videography
Great comparison. Just what I was looking for as prep before a wedding I was shooting 🔥
Hey Joris. Great Video. Seriously, this taught so much more than taking a full course on Filmmaking or Cinematography. Quick Question - Why is that majority of the filmmaker when shooting B Roll specially Slow Motion shots prefer to a telephoto lens like 50mm or 85mm. Why can slow movement be done with a Wide Angle Lens?
I think because of the shallow dof 🤔
Thanks, Joris, these examples are really useful - learned a lot of practical concepts.
Wow! That first walk on 85mm is like a scene from some TV series! You showed some amazing features I didn't think of before! Also the actress is looking good in the shot. Thank you.
I think 35mm is better for short films because it highlights the subject and also lets us to see what is going on in background with minimum blur.. that is really good
Great video, you explain very well the differences, which in the videos are quite decisive, especially for those come from the world of photography where everything is more static........................
Thanks for this video. Now, to add to all of the other elements of cinematography (lighting, aspect ratios, subject placement, camera angles, etc.) now I get to ponder focal lengths in relation to motion as am element of visual story telling.
The 85 looks particularly good. Was the aperture the same on them all?
I like 35 most, 85 next. My Canon M50 22mm is equivalent of FF 35mm so I don't need to upgrade my lens. Maybe for 85mm but I doubt I would use it often. I could get old EF50mm lens with EF-M adapter.
Late to the party but a well done video on the differences. well articulated too. Like you... a wedding shooter switching to video.
If I'll choose 1 lens from this video, I'd go with the 35mm.
🔥🔥🔥 thank you for showing the distance between you and the frame!!!!!!!!!
Awesome vid 👍 @Joris Hermans, nice comparison. Can't choose any 😅, all 3 of them are good in their own way while using it, & as you said it will mainly depend on what's the story, what needs to be conveyed, and the focal length.
But maybe if I need to choose, I would go for the 24mm
* I'm planning to go for either the Sony aps-c 50mm F1.8 OSS or Sigma 30mm f1.4 for my a6400.
Thanks for new informations for us. 0 dislike shows how useful your videos are.
Thank you 🙏🏾. I was surprised at the results.
THANK YOU so much for making this video, I really learned too much! thank you, wish you the BEST
Hi Bro. Will the same effect exist using one zoom lens that has a focal length covering 24mm, 35mm and 85mm?
Yes
@@JorisHermans Thanks. Great video 🍺
U're a Genius!!!! It's hard to buy all these amazing expensive lenses. Can we do all this with one lense? witch one would you recumbent ? where r u from?
bro, if you added shutter speed tests and running tests to focal lenghts tests, that would have been the ultimate reference video for videography
This is an amazing review. I love the examples and I dig your personality!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This video helped a lot of understanding the difference
Very informative video. I like your honesty and subtle humor. Subscribed fast.
35mm is my favorite. Second is 50mm. 24 mm and 85mm are good sometimes..
Love this video, such a cool way to do the comparison. thanks
Honestly all of them looks cool in different situations, but the 85mm on the circle shot wasn't that awesome. Great video Joris!!! 🙌
Yeah, the 85 circle shot is really difficult but I think it also looks worse because of the gimbal settings and 2/3 pulldown. I bet shooting and uploading it in 30fps would look a whole lot better. Maybe I should give it a try 🤔😬
@@JorisHermans looking forward for it!!!
I am actually looking for a gimbal, do you reckon any good?
Atm I am planning to use it with the M50 and the sigma 20mm f/1.4 (with a speed booster) and planning to get the canon r soon, so I would rather invest now in something that will be useful later too.
I also have the Nikon D7200 (but only for stills)
Great video! I learned so much in just 9 minutes. But can I ask (and this is an old video, so I don't expect a response) but what would be the difference between shooting wide in 24 and 'tight' in 85, as opposed to only shooting with a 24, and then just cropping in? Excuse my ignorance, and I'm sure it's obvious, but I just can't put my finger on it!
What lens did you shoot the video in your studio with? I'm having some issues with AF and the items I show on my RUclips videos. MAYBE I just need a lot of b-roll.
Love the 35MM
Great video! So well explained🙌
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Very good content with practical demonstration
Besides your videos, I really like your t-shirts. You have good taste in music.
🤘🤘😎
I'm learning so much thanks!
This is a really really good video. Thanks for this!
Great comparison examples. TY
Great video. Always waited for this!
So far I use a 18-55 kit lens on APS C; That is like 28 to 85 probably. I loved the 23mm out of it: 35mm Full Frame
i think about the sony trio 24 - F2.8G and 40 + 50 mm F2.5G. What would you buy 40 or 50mm? for video. Do you do b-roll in 50mm or 85mm?
Thank you for your videos !!!! Love them !
Thank you so much for this video!
Great content!! Much needed!
Thanks for the video, Joris.Good comparing. I definitely need to get Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 for my Canon 90D.
Thank you for this video. This help me decide to get the voightlander 35mm 1.4
Great video
Just what I wanted to see
I'm curious to see a 50mm now 😂
amazing video and soooo helpful
this was very useful
Excellent video, thank you and thanks for the extra tips
Great video man super helpful
wow this video is informative in a very cool and unique way! thank you for it! :)
Great vid!
Love the 35 as a good mixture between the other.
Great video!!!
best explained video ... perfect 👌🏼 👌🏼 👌🏼
greeeat...I have a 35mm and an 85mm...guess I'll need that 24mm now
Dear Joris, Thank you very much for very nice work!
Many thanks!
Awesome comparison
85 mm good for focusing on charaters 35,45,50 is i think good for normal eye view where we focus on charater but dont reveal everything and 24 mm is where we tend to reveal the location as where we are or in ur case they way she came and the view chabges we saw she is heading toward location where there are houses
Thanks for this video!!
I learned a lot. Thanks
You're welcome
I know various lenses required for short films but the doubt is which lens suits most of the dramatic scenes 35mm or 50 mm
really enjoyed the different focal length demos!! and the setting is so pretty!! Question, did you shoot in log? did you add stabilization in post? thx!! really love your videos :)
Log: yes! Stabilization in post: No, I turned on IBIS for extra smoothness.
@@JorisHermans Thx!! the smoothness of your gimbal shots are amazing!! I've tried some walking shots with a Ronin RSC2 but the gimbal wouldn't hold the camera still which was very disappointing and ended up returning the gimbal. I'm sure some of it was user error but it would shake from left to right and couldn't seem to get it to stop that... thanks again for replying :)
Thanks for this!
I would like to know which lens is you using to shoot your video .
Great Video - very informative and inspiring.... I'm looking for a new lense for my Sony A6000, your info has given me some insight into a few options, Thank you Joris!!
This is valuable information! ❤️❤️
This is a beautiful video, thanks!!!
I have to ask, do you have a video talking about you photo work whit these three badass?
Would be awsome.
Thanks againb.
I liked both extremes in different situations. I shoot woodturning or carving mostly, so close up rather static shots. would you recommend a 35mm for that?
35 is a great all-rounder
Great comparison