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35mm and 50mm for Portraits
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I too hang up my own prints at home. It feels so good to have family and friends coming over and when they ask you start off with “yes, I took that photo. Let me tell you more about it”. Also cant wait to see what you got coming next!
That actually sounds really good. Hahaha
Love the video. I used to be a 35mm/85mm guy. But here lately I've been liking the 50mm length better.
In a perfect world, I love the images of the 85. But when I take photos of my kids, the closer I am to them, the more they actually pay attention to me vs the piece of trash on the ground or a leaf or anything else.
So 50mm seems to get me more keepers.
50 feels great lately - I'm hoping Canon bring back the 50 1.4!
I recently bought the 50 and I was thinking one of this days:
"I wonder if the 35 would have been a better decision... Maybe I should look for a comparison on RUclips"
And out of nowhere boom I got a notification with this video lol... Great video!!
So cool! 🙏🏼😁😁
This is so beautiful Mitch ! all these pictures are chef's kiss. You both killed it
Thanks Amanda ❤️
Such a well face structured model.
She's gorgeous.
35mm guy over here. Favorite focal length. So versatile. Wide enough. Great at f1.4. But the no distortion of the 50mm is something great to have if you like that look. Personally I shoot with both 35mm and 85mm for portraits. I think thats the best duo for that matter. You’ve use that combination before so you know what Im talking about 👊🏽😎
You should try sigma 105mm 1.4,beast for portraits
@GamerDaPeter IMO the 105 and 135 are lenses for achieving the perspective one has when viewing strangers on the subway 7' to 10' away. If that's the look you are going for, shoot away with 105 and 135.
Always so excited for your videos, always ready to learn something new! 🤌🏼
Thank you Rebecca!
You have a way with portraiture Mitch. Again a very useful comparison. Thanks.
50 is great if you just want one lens (if you like to do portraits a fair amount), but the 35 is a better "moment catcher"/"scene setter" and the 85 is more flattering and attractive. So the 50mm is either the perfect middle ground or disliked precisely because it is an in between depending on your perspective. The 50 is the most "honest" FL IMO. That said I find myself moving away from 50 for practical reasons. Cant ever settle on my fave I use both 50 and 35 constantly! great video!
The main thing I was thinking while watching was....I wonder how the original photo looked like vs the edited versions and how you went about your edits/colour grading 😅 because the colours and feel of the photos looked so clean. Love it!
Personally I hang up my own prints in my own home, but usually for landscape type images instead of portraiture. Helps me better understand other dimensions of my photography, whether technical or artistically, including longevity. Why not
Good to know 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Thanks Mitch, great video. I actually bought the 50mm on offer earlier this year and for the price vs quality its a no brainer
Your videos are so satisfying to watch. So clean.
Thanks dude 🤙🏻
I only have the 50mm but I get really great shots super happy with it. Just preordered the rf 16mm for video
Same got that 16mm pre-order!
Poses at 4:08, 4:09, and 4:52 has Swarali with the nice smiles(and sassy). Color of building as background blends in with model. I would use the 50mm for less visual distortion for portraits. Nice work again Mitch.
Thanks!
70 -200 is the best for portraits. I have used 50 mm and 85 mm both. 70 -200 provides me four prime lenses technically (70, 85,100 and 135mm) and with the zoom range it's great for capturing candid moments in weddings.
can't go lower than 2.8 though ?
Would love to see you do a video only shooting environmental portraits with a 50mm!
Im i the only one who finds 35mm does more beautiful portraits than 50mm?
Very pleasing to watch
Thanks 🙏🏼
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Gorgeous pictures as always. You're the best ❤️
Thanks!
The rp look really great.
Underrated camera.
2:46 favourite shot
That's not weird at all. I do that to appreciate that moment everyday.
Stuck on 24mm and 85mm but can't wait to try 50mm
you should totally print your work its amazing!
Thanks!!
So glad that you used the 50mm. I am now moving to 50mm for my portraits.
Everyone keeps saying 35 is versatile and a good focal length. To me it looks neither here nor there and the pictures just don’t make you feel anything
It really is subjective. My attitude towards different perspectives and compositions changes all the time. Sometimes I am drawn towards the shorter focal lengths (3D pop), other times I prefer long focal lengths (painterly layering).
I love the 50mm because it is very easy to use and it helps you focus on what you want to frame.
If I want more context, I just use 28mm. 28mm is borderline - it can look normal and natural if you frame it with care, but it can also be used to distort the perspective and draw you in. And the noise in the background is still manageable, because it is not a terribly wide focal length. 35mm can also be used in this way, except the perspective distortion tends to feel more harmonic and not as chaotic. I love using 30-40mm on my zoom lens if I need a tad bit more focus and order in the frame. But 50mm is my choice for candids and 28mm (plus 70mm) is my choice for travel photography.
35mm is a lover's lens. In other words, when your significant other is nearby or in your arms, that's what he/she actually looks like. So 35mm is an intimate lens. If you are shooting sexy nudes or boudoir and you want images representing what your model's lover sees in bed, the 35mm will give you that. On the other hand, if the couple sleeps in separate bedrooms and only see each other across the table or across the living room, then the 85mm will naturally provide that view, but only because when an 85mm lens is used it is used at distances beyond 5' away from the subject.
Lenses do not have ANY effect on perspective and they do not "distort" perspective. The notion that wide-angle lenses distort facial features is completely false. Instead they only record the perspective as viewed in real life at that particular subject-lens distance. People feel compelled to fill the frame of the camera viewfinder with their subject, hence the reason why so many images shot with a 35mm lens are often shot at distances of only 3' to 4' and produce a perspective that feels distorted and uncomfortably intimate.
Since most people only see other people at distances beyond 5', the view at 5' or beyond is the perspective that appears normal and comfortable to most peiople, and hence the reason why the 85mm is so beloved as a portrait lens since it is characteristically shot from 5' to 8' from the subject.
I shoot 35mm 50% for portraits. Personally, your location is why you preferred the 50mm IMO. I have used a 50mm very little and usually do not like this focal length as it offers no depth, no "pop" ... its meh
Can you expand; what About the location lended itself to favoring the 50mm?
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She's beautiful ! OMG. Very lucky guy ^^
Rocking the fuji 23mmf2 and the 50mmf2 so its about 35mm and 75mm for me but love that combo. Still can't decide to buy a 50mm1.4 or a 50-140 f2.8 lol
If you have a 35mm lens, forget the 50mm. Simply stand back from the subject a foot or so. Crop in on the computer and you will have the 50mm perspective for free. If you want more more bokeh, bokeh closer to the 50mm, in 2 minutes you can achieve that in Photoshop.
The 35mm/75mm combo you are using is a killer combo for spectacular portraits, but it is more challenging to use than the 50mm/85mm combo. However, in my opinion a talented portrait photographer using the 35/75 will outshoot a talented photographer using the 50/85 combo every day of the week.
Hey Mitch. Great video. I am torn between which one to buy as my first lens for the r6. One problem that I do have is that my raw uncompressed images look like a noisy hell in the developers module in Lightroom Classic…like…the Fuji x-t4 produced better SOOC images with less noise. I found that the camera settings don’t apply in Lightroom (noise reduction) …how do you handle editing then? I would love a tutorial on that subject because it drives me crazy 😝. IN DPP at 12.800 iso they look way better than in lightroom.
Images slide really too fast to be seen (and text to be read)
50!
50 🙋🏻♂️ great little comparison dude! And these edits so dam clean 😭
28 + 50mm = dream
Not a fan distortion so I would not either of these lenses for portrait. These 2 focal length have more of a camera phone look to them. Longer focal lips gives you more compression and 3d effect. But all that vision comes with experience. Good stuff. 📸✌️
Longer focal length lenses do not alter perspective and do not compress or extend the subject. Instead, this only comes from the given subject-lens distance.
everything perfect but damn these luts XD I would prefer natural looking images and videos on your next videos :)
Now I’m in doubt to change my 35 1.4 for 50 1.4 :/ great video 🔥
50 1.2 ;)
Such an aesthetic video 😍💛) What lens on the fist part of the video,when you speak ? Thank you✨
Sigma 20mm 1.4 Art
😍 sigma always has a super nice picture !))
This video just confirmed I need a 50mm ƒ1.4, probably from Sigma. My bank account is saying otherwise tho 😅.
I live in tight spaces, so instead of 35+85 my eyes had been trained to use 28+50.
Nifty 50 ftw
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So switch cameras and redo the test.
It was terrible trying to look at the image and look over at the small text to see which focal length the photo was shot at. Maybe next time put up the side by side comparison like you did a couple times more or put the 35mm / 50mm bigger and closer to the photo
50mm looks the most realistic.
Hey Mitch! This was such an good video with some awesome photos. I’ve modeled my RUclips videos over your style and aesthetic. Would mean the world if you’d check it out. Keep it up mitch , your a true inspiration 💯
Neither lens is very good IMO.
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