2 HUGE Reasons PROS Film At Different Focal Lengths!
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Focal lengths explained!
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Great vid. This is exactly why I just picked up an 85mm f1.8 (which is over 100mm on my crop sensor). A lot of people aren't hip to this. Great info
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The face shape comparison blew my mind... I had no idea that made such a big difference! Thanks for this!
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What a great demo! The difference between wide and long is so clear -
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So glad to see someone talking about distortion of facial features. As someone who's been a portrait photographer for 21 years and now getting more into video... I'm noticing a lot of youtubers shooting very wide angle and close with distorted features. I find it surprising actually.
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Thank you for this, 5 minutes ago I was one of those people that thought why do I need anything else besides for my 24mm I’ll just get closer to the subject. Looks like the 50 is going in the camera bag now.
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I love 200mm for close-ups. The compression is so so good. People tend to look better at or above 85mm.
I have heard people talk about this before, but really like the comparison you did at the different focal lengths to see the difference. Great video.
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This was dope! I definitely needed to see this. I use a Zeiss 35 and Sigma 16, and was debating an 85mm. Thank you!
Great points YC, Choosing the focal length was so important when we were shooting a lot of model work as well as magazine work where we would use the compression to shape and hide what we didn’t want.
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That focal length creating more depth of field tip was gold.
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This is a very useful video because I hadn’t seen a video from any other channel discussing this topic. Like the clear explanation great vid👍🏻👌🏻🔥
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One of the best videos I've seen on this topic! Thanks for the visual comparisons!
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What a big difference! The nifty will be my go to for up close people video.
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Great stuff - as a pro filmmaker, I finally, actually understand lens compression. THANKS 🙏🏻
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It funny, cause Vox made a video talking about Selfies and touched on some of the stuff you talked about here. (Specifically the first 2 minutes)
Good stuff man!
Yep. Focal length can change the way faces look on screen and I saw where some directors use different lenses for different facial close-up shots of people in the same movie. Gotta find the right lens which gives the talent the best look.
1) Distortions in the subject and the shot.
2) Depth of field. Lens compression.
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Thanks bro...this was really clear as hell. I didn't understand but now I can actually pick a much more favorable lens.
Cool video - like how you did the comparison shots very helpful. It's something everyone show do to understand their equipment. Everyone seems to shoot at ultra wide for vlogging so people are starting to get used to see those long skinny faces!!!
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Dude! I had teh exact same thought you mentioned at the start of the video.. Learned 2 really important tips today!! Thank you!!
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First time here, I am photographer and like to look at new and interesting videographers to help with my composition. Thank bruh keep up the good work!
Awesome tip, still trying to find the cash to extend my range of lenses. I actually like the look of distorted faces on really wide lenses, gives that weird surreal look
Sick video! Need more people to understand this, perfect video to send to friends who need this information. Thank you.
Hey man, I learned about this awhile ago, but just dropping by to say you broke it down really well and gave some great examples to look at. Sort of how I imagined the effect would be, but wow, we really need to pay attention to what lens we use in a given situation!
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Yo this is great! The comparisons were lovely, and seeing your face warp out compared directly with the 100mm was awesome!
This helped me out a lot, i made this mistake in my last project smh, this is why renting lens is so important, if you don't have the right lens RENT IT until you can but, i shot a music video only with a 24mm 2.0f doing landscape and close ups
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Best video yet on the difference in focal lengths, great job!!!
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Great video and explanation, I love that you showed the different aspects of the same framed shot with different focal lengths!!! That 100mm looks really good for a portrait shot!!!
Downright the best explanation I ever got... Thanks man. Loving your vids
Probably the best video on this topic! Thank you. Earned yourself a new sub!
Hey YCImaging, I really REALLY appreciate your videos, and especially that you use diverse subjects with varying skin tones because most of these videos use models from the same kind of background, and it’s great to see how lenses and various lighting tips you give affect models close to my background! Thank you so much!
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This was an amazing comparison of focal lengths like I've never seen before! This makes me want to buy a 100mm
Thanks for sharing. I found out the hard way with a wide angle on a close up.
Best explanation of different lenses I've seen in years. You could do a part 2 explaining how to play with aperture to vary the degree of background blur.
This is really well explained. You're a very talented teacher
Great to see the comparison between all the different lenses
Nice video. A couple of other things to consider here are that let's say you have an S16 size sensor on one camera that has a 2.88 times smaller frame than a full frame camera. So if you put a 100mm lens on the full frame and a 35mm lens on the s16 to replicate the field of view of the 100mm on the full frame, you will get a similar field of view but the image compression will be vastly different and give a very different look between the cameras. Also, Cinematographers also like to use focal lengths like 65mm, 27mm and 32mm etc. due to the fact that they are typically focal lengths that are not found in still lenses and the cinematographers want to ensure that their look is not like a consumer camera's or still camera's look. Roger Deacons (among others) talks about doing this for that reason.
Cool video. Many have tried to explain this but you did a great job. Only suggestion would have been to add a 200mm.
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Love the video - everyone always forget that different lenses offer different emotions and perspectives which lends itself to telling the story you want to tell :)
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Wow, that was really helpful, especially the part with the lens compression! Thanks for sharing!
So. I have been thinking about this. The "compression" you are talking about not just the lens. It is the relationship between the lens focal length and the distance between the subject and the sensor plane. So, to me, one of the reasons to have different focal length lenses, is if you are taking images of the same person at different "crops". So if you take a picture of someone waist up, and then another feet up, then if you "zoomed with your feet" you would actually produce images with different looking faces. But if you stood the same length away, and took the feet up pictures with a wider lens, and took the waist up pictures with more of a normal to tele, then the look of the face should be similar in different photos in a set or series. I think that is part of what engagement photographers are doing when they stand about the same distance from their subjects, but changes lenses.
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Video was very helpful. Thank you for the upload.
Super helpful! Never considered this before as not had lower focal length primes
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Great video. Thank you for the comparisons. Just to add a bit more, the different focal lengths and how it portrays your subject and the compression can be used to drive your story. For example, I’d consider using the the a wider angle lens to perhaps portray my subject as weak and further removed from his sorrounding as there is less compression. Whereas the the less wide focal lens can be used to portray a stronger subject more in touch with his sorrounding. Anyways keep up the good work.
I've seen many people covering this topic but I think yours easiest to understand. Thanks! ;)
Learned so much! Watched this video twice. Made me rethink about my next purchase.
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1080p combined with Canon color science is better than Another brand with 4k. Nearly everyone has come back to Canon out of frustration.
Jae Visual the contrast in the lighting also makes the image seem more detailed. Canon does have good color tho.
YES. THIS IS SOMETHING PEOPLE STILL DONT GET! I was planning to make a video on this myself haha I've talked about it so much, ya beat me to it
You hit the nail on the head man. My next lens is an 85mm for my Canon T6i and a 50mm for my Sony 6300.
+1 Each focal length tell a different story! Good video!
For sure!