I’m new to real estate photography, but I love your videos! I recently bought a Sony E-11mm F1.8 Lens for my camera. Its filter diameter would be 55mm…would this work for my camera? I’m on a budget and only like to buy things once!
Thanks so much! You would be have to check that the filter system offers a 55mm ring attachment, If not, you could get a 77mm step up ring for example for your lens, then attache this with the 77mm ring it comes with. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. Does the circular polarizer used by itself add a slight nd to the exposure? I’m looking to slow the shutter down slightly for the gfx.
What about vignetting on the RF 15-35 F2.8 ? I have a normal KF Concept ND filter, and each time I use it, I end up with vignette sadly. I mean when using at 15mm.
I feel you on that! Almost impossible to not get any vignetting at 15mm with VND filters. But, the great thing about using a fixed ND bigger than the lens, is you won't get any really! Almost like having built in ND on a cinema camera. But if you use the CPL + ND, you still might see some vignetting too. Just hard at such wide focal lengths. Thanks for watching!
About Canon lenses between 14-35 F4 and 15-35 f/2.8 And between 24-70 f/2.8 and 24-105 f/4 which one would you recommend and why By the way I'm on budget Thanks
Hey! Happy to help. The main question is, what are they going to be used for? I used the F/4 version for the longest time when I mostly just did RE photography. Once I got into more RE video and other types of video work, the 2.8 was more necessary for me. So primarily just depends on the type of work you need it for. For the 24-70 vs 24-105, if you don’t need it for low light shooting, I hear the 24-105 is a super versatile lens since you can get telephoto style shots. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!
Then I would look at the 14-35 F4, or even the 16-35 F4 EF IS version, I used that on my R6 for a long time and worked great for RE photography. Could probably find it preowned for like $800-900
As long as you can thread filters onto that lens, yes. Like you still have to thread on the adapter and then put the system on. If it's a lens with a rounded front that can support filters, then I believe not. Thanks for watching!
Today I saw your video and it's really awesome. I am really impressed by your skills of making videos and presentation too. I am from India and I am a real estate agent. I want to take valuable guidance from you for my channels for agriculture land and commercial and industrial properties. Plz let me know how to connect you. Thanks.
since I find out about your channel I never miss any of your video thank you
I’m new to real estate photography, but I love your videos!
I recently bought a Sony E-11mm F1.8 Lens for my camera. Its filter diameter would be 55mm…would this work for my camera? I’m on a budget and only like to buy things once!
Thanks so much! You would be have to check that the filter system offers a 55mm ring attachment, If not, you could get a 77mm step up ring for example for your lens, then attache this with the 77mm ring it comes with. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. Does the circular polarizer used by itself add a slight nd to the exposure? I’m looking to slow the shutter down slightly for the gfx.
Yeah, a CPL depending on the strength you have it at can be like half or -1 stop of light but not more than that. Thanks for watching!
What about vignetting on the RF 15-35 F2.8 ? I have a normal KF Concept ND filter, and each time I use it, I end up with vignette sadly. I mean when using at 15mm.
I feel you on that! Almost impossible to not get any vignetting at 15mm with VND filters. But, the great thing about using a fixed ND bigger than the lens, is you won't get any really! Almost like having built in ND on a cinema camera. But if you use the CPL + ND, you still might see some vignetting too. Just hard at such wide focal lengths. Thanks for watching!
About Canon lenses between 14-35 F4 and 15-35 f/2.8
And between 24-70 f/2.8 and 24-105 f/4 which one would you recommend and why
By the way I'm on budget
Thanks
Hey! Happy to help. The main question is, what are they going to be used for? I used the F/4 version for the longest time when I mostly just did RE photography. Once I got into more RE video and other types of video work, the 2.8 was more necessary for me. So primarily just depends on the type of work you need it for. For the 24-70 vs 24-105, if you don’t need it for low light shooting, I hear the 24-105 is a super versatile lens since you can get telephoto style shots. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!
@@AndreiRestrepo Hi Andrei, thanks for tips although I forgot to mention for Real Estate photography
Then I would look at the 14-35 F4, or even the 16-35 F4 EF IS version, I used that on my R6 for a long time and worked great for RE photography. Could probably find it preowned for like $800-900
@@AndreiRestrepo Million Thanks brother
Hi Andrei, big fan of your channel
Can I attach this on Tokina Opera 16-28mm?
As long as you can thread filters onto that lens, yes. Like you still have to thread on the adapter and then put the system on. If it's a lens with a rounded front that can support filters, then I believe not. Thanks for watching!
Today I saw your video and it's really awesome.
I am really impressed by your skills of making videos and presentation too.
I am from India and I am a real estate agent. I want to take valuable guidance from you for my channels for agriculture land and commercial and industrial properties.
Plz let me know how to connect you. Thanks.
Thank you so much!
@@AndreiRestrepo cud we get connected on WhatsApp or so and talk as per convenient time zone
I have couple of questions to ask for you