Great lens! I use it for 99.9% of all my vlogging videos. Great field of view and just works really well. Good 'all around' lens, especially when trying to capture your surroundings. No complaints.
Love this lens a ton! Wish I could find a higher quality version that has a faster aperture for low light situations. There are some worthy options, but nothing I can justify in my budget just yet
Awesome Job chad! You're really good at covering gear and talking about things I care about most. I don't get too deep into technical jargon, so hearing this in normal talk is really great.
I ordered this lense together with 50mm 1.8. For abt u$300 such a good deal ! And also ordered canon sl3., 55-250mm lense. Cant wait to use it all!!! 10-18 looks like an amazing lense !!!
Nice lens, but tricky to use. It has *severe* field curvature (dome-shaped 'focal plane') -- but also lots and lots of field depth to save the day. The trick comes down to focusing long enough so the corners are in focus (if it matters) and letting focus depth keep everything near the middle nice a sharp. This is not a subtle situation, and with outdoor photos, I am often focusing 50-100 feet away to hold the corners. The 18-55mm kit lens has the same field curvature problem -- but not enough focus depth to fix it -- except at its widest angle zoom.
Really enjoyed your lighting and color grading in this vid. I dont know if I'm getting 2 kit set or the Tokina but I am def getting a wide angle next lol. Great video!
Thanks a bunch for your comment :) It's a pretty great set in my opinion. I'm overall super happy with the wide angle though. It's very lightweight, has great auto focus, quiet, and produces some great imagery :) I would love to get one that's a little faster with an f2.8, but that gets pricey!
I currently own this lens and it's great. The negative is that I have to edit my photos perspective in Lightroom afterwards. It's a good lens. I just used it yesterday while I waking pictures in New York City where I live.
Nice video. Just got the lens to go together with my Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 ART. The Canon 10-18mm is just a blessing to my shoulder when vlogging because the Sigma was too heavy. Now, I only carry the Canon with me. LOL. Never minding the gap in quality because the Canon just makes my kit lighter.
This is a EFS lens which means it is for crop sensor cameras. If you put it on a crop body you will get 10-18 which is Equivalent to Full frame 17-28 mm.
Yes that’s why I mentioned it, in comparison to the full frame body. It’s an old mindset of mine where I still shoot 35 mm film from time to time and on full frame bodies. For me full frame is a true field of view
I use it on my SL2 when I do video clips it works for me ( I like it better than the 18-55 kit lens) I still use my 24-105 for everything else I think the 10-18 is still relevant. I also have a 7Dmkii I see and check out all the newer lighter cameras I still like what I got for now. I got lucky mine was a Christmas present.
Hi, I'm a fitness coach trying to start a VOD platform. I was told to buy a 12mm minimum as the room I want to film in is quite small (9,8ft x 9,5ft) and I will be setting the camera around 6,5ft away from me. My set up is going to stay the same and the room has a good lighting (windom + soft boxes) so those conditions will never change. My question is : is this lens appropriate for what I'm looking for? Or will there be a lot of distorsion? Thanks in advance, i really need the help!
With all due respect he just told you. This lense is more than perfect for you tube. If you search market place you’ll find good deals. I got two of these lenses a 50mm and a18 to 55mm for 250.00 bucks.
Price of this lens literally just dropped to about 200 bucks, and I'm thinking about picking it up now for vlogging purposes. Sigma 18-35 is waaay to heavy to vlog with and 24mm pancake is very good but a little tight.
I want suggestions. For wedding photos and group photo capturing ,will it be worthful to buy? I have canon 77D and 1500D with other lenses I have are 18-55 kit, 70-300 usm, 50-1.8 and 40-2.8.......I need valuable suggestions from you or anyone....
It can be a great lens for taking photos of wide spaces and the entire wedding party. Just be sure there is good lighting as the lens doesn’t have a lower aperture than f4 if I remember. I would use the 50mm and the 18-55 for the majority of photos
I understand this lens is not weather sealed. I live in Miami Florida and I'm plannimg to use this lens outdoors which is humid most of the times. Does any of you have had experience with humidity getting inside this lens ?
With today’s competitive market, having the ability to take photos and video is pretty crucial to many creators such as my intended audience. Some prefer the affordable cost and the look of footage from DSLRs which is why so many reviews make mention of the video side of it so much. At least that’s the case for me
It was there at one time haha. I accidentally did a bulk update to my video descriptions and deleted my original ones :( thanks for letting me know it needs to be added!
i want your thoughts on the tamron 10-24 i want your opinion on this camera lens so tell me what you think about that lens cause i like taking pictures in the day and at night
Totally know where you're coming from! The best piece of advice I can give is to make sure you have as much light as you possibly can! That will help the most. 2nd to that is making sure to get your ISO as low as possible, that will help eliminate noise. I dont know if this will be something youll want to look into, because it costs around $100, but I purchased Neat Video and it does wonders getting rid of noise. It's a plugin that works with most video editors and I LOVE it. I'm not sponsored by them either, they have just saved my footage so many times.
@@ChadEveryday Sorry, but you can't use a APS-C lens on a full-frame camera - it either won't work at all, or you will end up with a black frame around every photo
I always I thought you had the choice to turn off IBIS and OIS (or what Canon calls it) because if you're using a gimbal they can cause problems all working together. I thought on a gimbal turning those off was best? I've never owned a SLR gimbal so maybe I'm wrong. Just here looking for a cheaper wide angle for my Fujifilm XT-3! This does looks to be it🤔🤔🤔 (with the Fringer Ef-Fx Pro, of course).
This lens would be fantastic for event photography due to the wider view area. Maybe not the best in a darker environment though. For newborn photography, the 22mm 2.8 or a 50mm lens would be ideal
That's a tough call, would boil down to what all you would be using it for, either are great for certain circumstances. What would you be using it most for?
Or get the 24mm 2.8 pancake lens, that will work as a landscape and portrait lens. The 24mm is a crop frame camera - APS-C lens so it would be the equivalent of a 35 mm perspective, making it very versatile. Ideally, get this lens for landscapes and the 35 f2 for street photos and portraits.
Hey man, not sure if you’ll see this but if you do a reply would by greatly appreciated! Where were you at 2:31? It looks incredibly familiar. Thanks!!
There will always be a crop factor of 1.6x on a Canon APS-C body. The crop is due to the 2/3 sensor size as compared to a full frame sensor. The lens is designed for the camera specifically, but it doesn't eliminate the crop
Chadeveryday yes but the photo have a real 10-18mm, don’t need multiplícate 1.6... Canon built the 10-18mm lens for apps-c. I have a bad English sorry!
There is always a 1.6x multiplayer, even if you use APS-C lenses.The crop comes from within the camera due to the 2/3 sensor. So this lens is a 16-28mm range in a full frame comparison. If you look the lens up on B&H photo it will tell you that in the description of the lens.
I would say the sigma 17-50. You get 2.8 no matter the focal length and it’s a pretty nice little lens. A little more expensive than some of the canon lenses, but well worth it
Typically for these videos I set my shutter speed (always) to 1/50 or to double my frame rate (I most always use 24fps). Aperture I use my most wide open 2.8. ISO depends on how I have my main light and background lighting but typically I try to stay between 400-800 ISO. My light is 32wht and I usually run it at 100% power through a diffuser
I forgot to mention I also set the color temperature of the light and my camera to daylight. Sometime I might slightly warm it up in post for a personal preference
I have a Canon 80D and the Sigma 18-35 f1.8 Art lens. I love the Sigma lens, but it weighs a ton... Which makes it tough for vlogging. Thinking about the Canon 10-18 for that. IS would be awesome. The f/4.5-5.6 might be a deal breaker for me though. Not sure...
Do you know where I can get that canon bundle that you mentioned towards the end of this video? You stated that canon was giving a bundle for this lens and also a 50 mm prime lens for 350
For sure! B&H photo still has the deal! www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1277309-REG/canon_0570c010aa_portrait_travel_2_lens.html/?ap=y&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwc7jBRD8ARIsAKSUBHLxG6LA30d0FTrdVzlNczj97sXChEPgaA3Lgbw7-fTVJ85lAJsNrK8aAmQdEALw_wcB&lsft=BI%3A514&smp=Y
So when talking about crop factor, it’s a comparison to the 35 mm “standard” or in the case of digital, full frame. The 10-22 is a 10-22 but when you’re talking about field of view, you won’t be getting that max range as you would on a full frame or 35 mm lens. The crop comes from the camera not the lens
Typically when I’m setup like this I film about 1-2 feet away from the camera. A decent arms length typically. This is mostly due to the small space I have to work with
How wide should be my lens to record a dancing video? I want to capture a couple dancing without cropping their feet or heads. Anyone has any suggestion?
That’s true, but the crop happens in the camera sensor, not the lens. So as compared to a full frame equivalent, you won’t get the full field of Vision
@@ChadEveryday i'm aware of that, i just wanted to add that this lens was made especially for those of us with crop sensor DSLRs. I have a T7i, came across your video trying to see if i should get this and if it's good to use for like events OR just studio/street photography
ItsSummarhShyeanne oh yeah this lens is stellar for in studio and event photo/video. Absolutely loved it and was my go to lens for at least an entire year of shooting
+Lucidity the 24mm 2.8 pancake is great for photo, especially landscapes. The 10-18 isn’t bad at all, just don’t do close up portraits with it. Full body shots don’t look bad with it just so long as you keep a slight distance to avoid crazy distortions. And the 18-135 kit lens really isn’t a bad lens to consider either
@@ChadEveryday okay so I completed my list for a camera Body: Canon t7i Lens: Canon EF 50mm F1.8 normal lens Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 wide angle FotodioX 49mm adapter for macro Additional equipment: Camera bag Tripod SanDisk 128GB Extreme Pro Does this seem like a good list?
While the focal length is still the same, the crop factor is due to the censor. I only state the crop factor when providing examples to FF camera users. So yes when you shoot 10mm efs lens on a crop camera you are shooting 10mm but when compared to full frame it’s more equivalent to 16 mm
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Great lens! I use it for 99.9% of all my vlogging videos. Great field of view and just works really well. Good 'all around' lens, especially when trying to capture your surroundings. No complaints.
Love this lens a ton! Wish I could find a higher quality version that has a faster aperture for low light situations. There are some worthy options, but nothing I can justify in my budget just yet
What ND filter do you use for?
Should I use 10-18 for wedding photography?
Your English is so clear, great for learners. Thank you
i guess he is from other country??? i dunno. just MAYBE.
Awesome Job chad! You're really good at covering gear and talking about things I care about most. I don't get too deep into technical jargon, so hearing this in normal talk is really great.
Thanks fam! Glad you enjoyed the vid and thank you for the kind words!
I ordered this lense together with 50mm 1.8. For abt u$300 such a good deal ! And also ordered canon sl3., 55-250mm lense. Cant wait to use it all!!! 10-18 looks like an amazing lense !!!
I have that exact setup. I just ordered the 10-18mm
My next purchase! Bought a 70D Tuesday to replace the Rebel T5 I’ve outgrown.
The 70D has been such a great camera to me :) I hope yours will serve you just as well!
Lol, I had the T3I and bought the 80D
That’s awesome! Such a dope camera
Nice lens, but tricky to use. It has *severe* field curvature (dome-shaped 'focal plane') -- but also lots and lots of field depth to save the day. The trick comes down to focusing long enough so the corners are in focus (if it matters) and letting focus depth keep everything near the middle nice a sharp. This is not a subtle situation, and with outdoor photos, I am often focusing 50-100 feet away to hold the corners. The 18-55mm kit lens has the same field curvature problem -- but not enough focus depth to fix it -- except at its widest angle zoom.
Really enjoyed your lighting and color grading in this vid. I dont know if I'm getting 2 kit set or the Tokina but I am def getting a wide angle next lol. Great video!
Thanks a bunch for your comment :) It's a pretty great set in my opinion. I'm overall super happy with the wide angle though. It's very lightweight, has great auto focus, quiet, and produces some great imagery :) I would love to get one that's a little faster with an f2.8, but that gets pricey!
Great video Chad, you covered a lot of great points today. Thank you for helping me out
Thank you Cody! Glad I could help you out!
I currently own this lens and it's great. The negative is that I have to edit my photos perspective in Lightroom afterwards. It's a good lens. I just used it yesterday while I waking pictures in New York City where I live.
Love this lens for so many reasons! It's a great one!
Nice video. Just got the lens to go together with my Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 ART. The Canon 10-18mm is just a blessing to my shoulder when vlogging because the Sigma was too heavy. Now, I only carry the Canon with me. LOL. Never minding the gap in quality because the Canon just makes my kit lighter.
Not a bad lens at all, I own one myself and think it's great!
It's a great little lens for a lot of situations
Probably the best review I found on this lens! Thanks a lot for your video.
Thanks
i have this lens with my canon m50 and its so great for sit down and vlogging!!!!
This is a EFS lens which means it is for crop sensor cameras. If you put it on a crop body you will get 10-18 which is Equivalent to Full frame 17-28 mm.
Yes that’s why I mentioned it, in comparison to the full frame body. It’s an old mindset of mine where I still shoot 35 mm film from time to time and on full frame bodies. For me full frame is a true field of view
Seriously one of Canons best lenses. I'll never get rid of this one.
Really interesting and helpful video. Thank you for sharing.
Glad I could help! Still one of my favorite lenses for various needs
I use it on my SL2 when I do video clips it works for me ( I like it better than the 18-55 kit lens) I still use my 24-105 for everything else I think the 10-18 is still relevant. I also have a 7Dmkii I see and check out all the newer lighter cameras I still like what I got for now.
I got lucky mine was a Christmas present.
Great video. Thanks for the info,,, I am thinking about buying a 90 D and was doing research on Canon lenses.
Hi, I'm a fitness coach trying to start a VOD platform. I was told to buy a 12mm minimum as the room I want to film in is quite small (9,8ft x 9,5ft) and I will be setting the camera around 6,5ft away from me. My set up is going to stay the same and the room has a good lighting (windom + soft boxes) so those conditions will never change. My question is : is this lens appropriate for what I'm looking for? Or will there be a lot of distorsion?
Thanks in advance, i really need the help!
I keep it at 15mm when walking and talking. 10mm is great but distorts faces too much.
what a coincidence to find you here haha. I read your blog a while ago and follow you on instagram since.
cheers!
ANyone HELP. I have a 70D camera. What lens would be perfect for youtube videos?
If you are making kind a podcast or something. You can use 50 mm potrait lens.
@@KhurpaProduction but you have to be far away from the camera if you have the space, if you don't then 50mm is no good.
this lens is mainly used for vlogging. So yes, it is a really good budget lens for youtube vids.
With all due respect he just told you. This lense is more than perfect for you tube. If you search market place you’ll find good deals. I got two of these lenses a 50mm and a18 to 55mm for 250.00 bucks.
24mm Ef-s; or if you have more money I have the sigma 18-35 and it looks super good but you need external audio recording because the focus is loud
This was super helpful. Thanks, man!
Was thinking of grabbing a crop sensor cam.. and considering getting this lens.
Do u think for same purposes the 24mm is better ? Or the 10-188 is just better ?
Price of this lens literally just dropped to about 200 bucks, and I'm thinking about picking it up now for vlogging purposes. Sigma 18-35 is waaay to heavy to vlog with and 24mm pancake is very good but a little tight.
Great video Chad. Thank you for the insight and information about this lens.
Hello sir , is it fit or good for my canon 800d camera, thank you for answering ❤️
Clifford Constantino yes I have it with the 80d and love it.
@@dilloncallaway3621 he is referring to the T7I (internationally known as the 800D) but yes it works with all canon crop sensor cameras
Brotha With A Camera oops I thought he meant 80d my bad
Brotha With A Camera thank you so much❤️
Brotha With A Camera it’s ok and thank you❤️
its on the way!
I want suggestions. For wedding photos and group photo capturing ,will it be worthful to buy? I have canon 77D and 1500D with other lenses I have are 18-55 kit, 70-300 usm, 50-1.8 and 40-2.8.......I need valuable suggestions from you or anyone....
It can be a great lens for taking photos of wide spaces and the entire wedding party. Just be sure there is good lighting as the lens doesn’t have a lower aperture than f4 if I remember.
I would use the 50mm and the 18-55 for the majority of photos
you seem to have a lot of vignetting on the right side of the frame. it that a feature of the lens or your lighting?
Can I take great pictures in the day time and what would be a great lens to take pictures at night
Is this lens compatible for canon EOS 700 D?
Is this lens good for portrait stand up ? thank you
What kinda mic are you using?
10-18mm or 24mm with 80D for beauty videos?
That’s what I’m trying to figure out, I want to be able to zoom right into an eye look
Just picked it up used for $200. Really amazing lens
I understand this lens is not weather sealed. I live in Miami Florida and I'm plannimg to use this lens outdoors which is humid most of the times. Does any of you have had experience with humidity getting inside this lens ?
What mic are you using in this video?
Very informative
Would this be good for real estate videography?
i don't understand why so many reviews talk about video. Isn't a camera for making photos? I thought it is a lens for landscape photography.
With today’s competitive market, having the ability to take photos and video is pretty crucial to many creators such as my intended audience.
Some prefer the affordable cost and the look of footage from DSLRs which is why so many reviews make mention of the video side of it so much. At least that’s the case for me
4:42 no, you didn't... (link that in the description box below) And, yeah ,I just got it and its an amazing lens.
It was there at one time haha. I accidentally did a bulk update to my video descriptions and deleted my original ones :( thanks for letting me know it needs to be added!
Thanks 🙂
very informative
I know I'm 3 years late but great video!
Great info!
i want your thoughts on the tamron 10-24 i want your opinion on this camera lens so tell me what you think about that lens cause i like taking pictures in the day and at night
Will this work with my Canon 6D Mark II without any vignette? Thanks for the video mate
No.... www.borrowlenses.com/blog/new-dslr-owners-what-you-must-know-about-full-frame-vs-crop-frame-sensors-before-choosing-a-lens/
Can I use this lenses with a Canon M50?
Kind of new to this, I got the 10-18mm lens but I always get lots of noise in my video, making them useless any advice would be greatly appreciated
Totally know where you're coming from! The best piece of advice I can give is to make sure you have as much light as you possibly can! That will help the most. 2nd to that is making sure to get your ISO as low as possible, that will help eliminate noise.
I dont know if this will be something youll want to look into, because it costs around $100, but I purchased Neat Video and it does wonders getting rid of noise. It's a plugin that works with most video editors and I LOVE it. I'm not sponsored by them either, they have just saved my footage so many times.
Will it work if I wanna record like third person RUclips videos? (Not vlogs). The 18-135mm?
V helpful thanks :)
is it for a canon 6d mark ii? because then there is no crop factor
This lens is designed for crop sensor cameras. It's possible you could use it on a 6d mark ii and therefore not have to worry about the crop factor.
@@ChadEveryday Sorry, but you can't use a APS-C lens on a full-frame camera - it either won't work at all, or you will end up with a black frame around every photo
Peter Sonners thanks for the insight. I don’t use full frame cameras so it’s not my area of expertise.
I have a m50 with 15-45mm is it really worth it the 200bucks? For those 5mm I use for real state pictures
Hi! Do you know how this lens perform on a Canon M6 mark 2?
I’d also like to know.
You need an Ef-m mount lens. This one is an ef-s mount
@@alloneword154 Thanks
I always I thought you had the choice to turn off IBIS and OIS (or what Canon calls it) because if you're using a gimbal they can cause problems all working together. I thought on a gimbal turning those off was best? I've never owned a SLR gimbal so maybe I'm wrong. Just here looking for a cheaper wide angle for my Fujifilm XT-3! This does looks to be it🤔🤔🤔 (with the Fringer Ef-Fx Pro, of course).
My wife does newborn and wants to get into event photography. Would this be a good lense for that
This lens would be fantastic for event photography due to the wider view area. Maybe not the best in a darker environment though.
For newborn photography, the 22mm 2.8 or a 50mm lens would be ideal
@@ChadEveryday she already has the 50mm its really good. I wanna help her branch out a bit from her kit lenses.
Now I am really confused between 35mm f2 and 10-18mm... what will be uour choice?
That's a tough call, would boil down to what all you would be using it for, either are great for certain circumstances. What would you be using it most for?
@@ChadEveryday well, I have 80d and mostly I want to use it for potrait and landscape ✌✌✌
@@milangurung4349 get the 10-18mm for landscape and the 50mm 1.8 for portraits
Or get the 24mm 2.8 pancake lens, that will work as a landscape and portrait lens. The 24mm is a crop frame camera - APS-C lens so it would be the equivalent of a 35 mm perspective, making it very versatile.
Ideally, get this lens for landscapes and the 35 f2 for street photos and portraits.
@@nikbates23 5o mm is otw, 10-18 will be my next then. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hey man, not sure if you’ll see this but if you do a reply would by greatly appreciated!
Where were you at 2:31? It looks incredibly familiar.
Thanks!!
Hey Noah! That’s actually Downtown Asheville, NC super cool place for food and shopping!
f/stop is too high. Few years ago Canon has a patent for EF-S 10mm f/2.8 , but can't find any more info
Whish my Sigma 18-35 Art focused normally! Now i need to get 10-18mm! :D
It may not focus perfectly, but those lenses sure have some amazing quality!
hey that lens it´s build for APS-C sensor, don´t have a crop!
There will always be a crop factor of 1.6x on a Canon APS-C body. The crop is due to the 2/3 sensor size as compared to a full frame sensor. The lens is designed for the camera specifically, but it doesn't eliminate the crop
Chadeveryday yes but the photo have a real 10-18mm, don’t need multiplícate 1.6... Canon built the 10-18mm lens for apps-c. I have a bad English sorry!
There is always a 1.6x multiplayer, even if you use APS-C lenses.The crop comes from within the camera due to the 2/3 sensor. So this lens is a 16-28mm range in a full frame comparison. If you look the lens up on B&H photo it will tell you that in the description of the lens.
Yes it’s true
You would want to turn off image stabilizer if you’re doing long exposure or a be soft
Just got this lens from Canon, Cyber Monday deal at $149
That’s a steal! I think they go anywhere between $225-$300 now. Most used are around $125/$139. Congrats on the deal
What’s a good vlogging lens for low light
I would say the sigma 17-50. You get 2.8 no matter the focal length and it’s a pretty nice little lens. A little more expensive than some of the canon lenses, but well worth it
What lighting did you use in this?
This lense or the sigma 10-20mm f4?
You may need turn off IS when you use tripod. :-)
Will it work on a Full frame Cannon RP? I need something to take videos with close up?
I just ordered one 😎👊🏼
What is your camera settings (iso/exposure/shutter speed) and what light (and it’s wattage) do you use in your talking head scene??
Typically for these videos I set my shutter speed (always) to 1/50 or to double my frame rate (I most always use 24fps). Aperture I use my most wide open 2.8. ISO depends on how I have my main light and background lighting but typically I try to stay between 400-800 ISO. My light is 32wht and I usually run it at 100% power through a diffuser
I forgot to mention I also set the color temperature of the light and my camera to daylight. Sometime I might slightly warm it up in post for a personal preference
@@ChadEveryday Thank you very much for your detailed answer. Appreciate your work!! Wish you a great day!!
I have a Canon 80D and the Sigma 18-35 f1.8 Art lens. I love the Sigma lens, but it weighs a ton... Which makes it tough for vlogging. Thinking about the Canon 10-18 for that. IS would be awesome. The f/4.5-5.6 might be a deal breaker for me though. Not sure...
Love this lense. Just not good in low light. Looking for a wide angle low light lense...
Sigma
i want to buy one for use it on video clips with the ronin s, do you think that is a good option for that?
100% LOVED this lens for so many things. I prefer wide shots most of the time for what I do, if that's the case for you, you'll dig the lens
Do you know where I can get that canon bundle that you mentioned towards the end of this video? You stated that canon was giving a bundle for this lens and also a 50 mm prime lens for 350
For sure! B&H photo still has the deal! www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1277309-REG/canon_0570c010aa_portrait_travel_2_lens.html/?ap=y&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwc7jBRD8ARIsAKSUBHLxG6LA30d0FTrdVzlNczj97sXChEPgaA3Lgbw7-fTVJ85lAJsNrK8aAmQdEALw_wcB&lsft=BI%3A514&smp=Y
Chadeveryday thank you !!!!
You're welcome!
They have the same deal on amazon for way cheaper
You’re right, B&H has went up on theirs, it’s like $80 over price
is this good for Selifie photos ?
So does that mean that the older 10-22mm is aps-c friendly where there is NO crop factor with that lens???
So when talking about crop factor, it’s a comparison to the 35 mm “standard” or in the case of digital, full frame.
The 10-22 is a 10-22 but when you’re talking about field of view, you won’t be getting that max range as you would on a full frame or 35 mm lens.
The crop comes from the camera not the lens
If im getting the canon eos 50, do i need a lens adapter to use this lens?
itsnicoletiana i could be wrong but all canon lenses will work with all canon cameras, so to answer your question, no
If you're getting the M50 like the one linked in this video, you would need an EF adapter for EF and EF-S lenses amzn.to/3clpTUP
Noooooo! Now I have to spend more monies LoL. Great video btw.
Haha you don't have to spend the monies unless you really need to or see this as a good investment!
Great info. Thank you.
Was this filmed on a crop or full frame?
This lens doesn’t work on full frame since it’s EF-S and not EF so, cropped
Great another thing to add to my want list 😂
It's a great little lens, but I think I know one that would work better for you! I'll link you after work today
Yes! I need one
Does the auto focus work on a Canon 5d mark 2? Thanks
Thank you!!!!!!! Help a lot 4 me
Can anyone recommend me a cheap and good lens for photographing exterior and interior architectures and for portrait photography?
Will this fit on a Canon rebel t1i?
How far away from the camera were you while filming this?
Typically when I’m setup like this I film about 1-2 feet away from the camera. A decent arms length typically. This is mostly due to the small space I have to work with
Does this work for canon t7i 800d?
For sure! This will work on any crop censor Canon camera!
Will this lens fit in an older Canon T1i?
Yes
I can’t change mine from 5.0 :(
It's only got a maximum aperture of 4.5-5.6, it can't go any lower than that. But if it isn't even going down, then definitely home it back.
And you forgot to link his youtube channel I suppose. 😁
How wide should be my lens to record a dancing video? I want to capture a couple dancing without cropping their feet or heads. Anyone has any suggestion?
actually this lens is made for crop sensor DSLRs. it wont work on dslrs such as canon 5D
That’s true, but the crop happens in the camera sensor, not the lens. So as compared to a full frame equivalent, you won’t get the full field of Vision
@@ChadEveryday i'm aware of that, i just wanted to add that this lens was made especially for those of us with crop sensor DSLRs. I have a T7i, came across your video trying to see if i should get this and if it's good to use for like events OR just studio/street photography
ItsSummarhShyeanne oh yeah this lens is stellar for in studio and event photo/video. Absolutely loved it and was my go to lens for at least an entire year of shooting
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do you know any lenses that are wide angle and good for photography I won't be doing video much.
+Lucidity the 24mm 2.8 pancake is great for photo, especially landscapes. The 10-18 isn’t bad at all, just don’t do close up portraits with it. Full body shots don’t look bad with it just so long as you keep a slight distance to avoid crazy distortions. And the 18-135 kit lens really isn’t a bad lens to consider either
@@ChadEveryday okay so I completed my list for a camera
Body:
Canon t7i
Lens:
Canon EF 50mm F1.8 normal lens
Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 wide angle
FotodioX 49mm adapter for macro
Additional equipment:
Camera bag
Tripod
SanDisk 128GB Extreme Pro
Does this seem like a good list?
Isn't it an ef s so it's for a crop sensor so you don't need to do the maths
While the focal length is still the same, the crop factor is due to the censor. I only state the crop factor when providing examples to FF camera users. So yes when you shoot 10mm efs lens on a crop camera you are shooting 10mm but when compared to full frame it’s more equivalent to 16 mm
Oh ok thank you
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