Asking 10 Photographers What Makes A Great Lens
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2024
- In today’s video I am testing out the @sennheiser EW-DP Kit while asking 10 other photographers “What makes a great lens?”
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Oh man, love to see Berkel again.
Nicky V!!!
Loved hearing all the different aswers, thanks for having me!
sooo underrated content not gonna lie. Just purchased two Colbor lights from one of your past videos and I absolutely love them
ah! I love this Sennheiser mics! What a smart idea to interview people. I loved hearing their perspectives.
honestly love the way the xt4 looks
This so depends on the situation!
Recently I've been using my Canon FD 50mm f1.4 SSC a lot. Adapted to my Canon R I love the images it makes.
I got one, this isn't my favorite lens, but it got me realizing what I could do with photography.
Sigma 17-70 f2.8-f4 2:1 macro lens for Nikon DSLRs. AF was terrible, it was loud and slow, but the optics are as sharp as modern mirrorless camera lenses. That lens got me hooked and into the Sony mirrorless ecosystem today.
Loved getting to see Nicky V again! :D
holy shiet Berkel aged so much in this video.
life has that affect
@@nickvanberkel27 glad to see you nonetheless
Great video Brandon! It's tough to choose a favorite lens, but its either the Mamiya RZ67's 110mm or the Zeiss Otus 55 mounted on a GFX. I got into photography with a 35mm prime on APS-C, and that focal length has always just felt right to me ever since. Both of these lenses have outstanding image quality and reproduction of fine details, but still have a sense of unique character to them. I feel like I get the best of both worlds with them.
I think Take makes a really good point.
For some people lens is a tool they use to do their job. For those people they probably value things what will make their job easier, they won't need to spend xy amount of hours to achieve the look they're looking for.
For other people as Take says lens is a form of artistic expression. These people can work around the imperfections of the lens and make it shine.
For me personally a great lens is a combination of good enough performance, features (AF/MF, silent motor, aperture ring, distance scale, max f/stop,...) and great ergonomics... I've used so many lenses that are great optically and had great features but the ergonomics suck so I would never reach for them.
Mamiya-Sekor 55mm f1.4, underrated vintage lens imo perfect balance of sharpness and character
I really love all my lenses and could not pick a favorite. I go through periods where one of them is the most used, but it always shifts round and round.
I own a 24-70, 35-150, 85 1.4, 200-600. 14mm prime is coming up next.
Haha loved that intro
the sigma 50mm dg hsm on the original a7r renders really pretty photos in my opinion
Great idea integrating the senn kit review into this video. I've gotta ask though... were you silent-laughing during the interviews (classic camera op move) or is the shotgun magic?
Haha silent laughing
Have you tried the Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8? It’s my personal favourite lens and ticks all the boxes you listed at the end.
I've never actually heard of it! I'll check it out
see... for me, the best lens has low chromatic aberration (especially longitudinal) because they're hard to correct, where stuff like vignetting or distortion are easy to dial out. I prefer a really fast lens because you can open it wide and get really moody, but usually they're tack sharp even modestly stopped down - so they're just inherently flexible. Personally I like one of two things - if I only had one lens, I would take my DFA 28-105 f/3.5 from Pentax because it's just so flexible, but my 40 year old MF 50mm f/1.7 is way more artistically flexible by virtue of its excellent optics.
so if you like 40mm i surges you to checkout Pentax Limited 43mm f1,8 LTM(L39) lens. Loved it's K variant, sold and miss it now.
I'll try and check one out!
A great lens will add something to your photo without taking anything away.
Look ma, I’m famous! Awesome video
The Sigma badge is what makes it great lol
Cheaper than Sony but sharper than Rokinin/Samyang.
Entire video can be summed up as, buy a 24-70 2.8 😭
honestly 24-70 covers 90% of all the commercial and editorial stuff
AYO NICKY V
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Replace the word lens with the word tool and it becomes pretty obvious.
What makes a great tool? That it does the thing you want it to do.
Where was I ?! I want to be interviewed
dude im gonna be that guy: how is the shot around 5:00 so out of focus. i mean isn't that kinda part of your job discription.
Imho : He is front of the camera not behind it. He adjusted, then the autofocus did him dirty when he was not seeing it.
@@qsm-cqfd why even use autofocus in a fixed shot.
@yoshilikestrains I agree with @@qsm-cqfd re. auto-focus doing him dirty at 11:52-12:07 cuz you can see the focus hunting in & out constantly, but the shot at 5:00 is so consistently out of focus with no hunting, I think it's more likely the camera was set to manual focus but either they moved their distance to the camera, or he knocked the manual focus ring without noticing.
Perhaps because that happened, he switched to shooting with auto focus at 11:52. Or if he shot the clip at 11:52 first, he noticed the hunting, so he decided to set the camera to manual focus for the shot at 5:00 but then had to deal with a different set of problems, as described above.
It drove me nuts, I tabbed out and just listened to it like a podcast haha.