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- Is This the BEST Prime LENS [Focal Length]?! For me it is...
A few excellent 35mm options:
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A few of my top 35mm choices:
The one I'm using right now [Sony f/1.8]: amzn.to/3oBMXV9
Sigma 35mm f/1.4: amzn.to/43u1B5w
Canon 35mm f/1.8: amzn.to/3CfOv09
35mm is very versatile and good for story telling. If I could only have one lens, it would be 35mm.
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My personal fav is the 85mm..nice compression
I am a photographer and just started to learn how to do videos. Thank you , your experience and how you explain it, amazing!!!!
After multiple lens and listening to the masses, I now, totally agree with you, the 35mm is definitely the ruler, but early on, we were told nifty fifty is the one. The nifty is important but the 35 is the most versatile.
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The timing of this short is uncanny: I am looking at some beginner 35s, and see the Samyang & Sigma (Art) 35 1.4s and Sony 35 2.8 for Sony e-Mount all at around or below 400. Would you recommend any if the primary usage is photography (for both landscape and portrait shots as an amateur)
@@Louis87777 the Sigma! 💯💥
@@JorisHermans thank you!
I had the Canon version for years. Took it with me on assignments all over the world. Brilliant lens 👌🏻
My personal fave is 42mm. I always thought it was 28mm until I learned about crop factor. It's the answer to life, the universe and everything.
My 35mm has been my go to lens for years
I started my portrait with 50mm 1.8 & I am still shooting with 50mm. Only difference is now I shoot 1.4, but 35 is best for everything when you don't have space.
My favourite is 50mm equivalent. But, my 2nd most favourite is 35mm equivalent.
I agree 100%. Got this lens. It's most of the time on my A7IV.
Sigma 40mm f1.4 is best prime but big & heavy. My preferred lightweight is Nikon Afd 28mm..2.8
My fav is the odd one of the bunch, but I just love the nifty fifty
If I had to choose two lenses starting off it would be a 24 and a 35 1.4 mm full frame for the a74.
I like the wider 28mm as well but 35 is more versatile.
35mm on full frame or APSC?
Is that on full frame or crop? Quite a difference!
I have two d750 bodies and they are always connected to a 28mm 1.8 and an 85mm 1.8. My two favorite lenses.
I personally prefer the range of 42-44mm a very rare focal length. If I could have my way I'd have a 42mm 1.2 lens.
Helios fanatic spotted 😆
@@smalldeekgeorge never used a helios and I don't believe helios has any lenses in the 42-44mm range....
@@smalldeekgeorge L
I found 28mm focal length is pretty good to I bought a vintage one and I use it for everything I love it
My personal favorite as well, 35 mm rocks!
Just picked up my first digital 35mm recently so I'm glad to hear this.
personally i’m more of a 50mm guy but i love 35 too
It is one of the best because. You can switch back and forth between full frame and super 35mm to have different look
35mm, to me, is like a 50mm but with that much more information.
It doesn't feel so wide but adds just enough to the frame.
I love that lens! It’s deffo my favourite!
If I have the 35mm lens, do I still need the 50mm or the 85mm?
When I started with Sony the 35 1.4 Samyang was my first lens and overall great but if I’d have to spec out a new kit I’d prefer a 24-70 2.8 but currently the 35 1.4GM is my most used lens at about ~70% this year
50mm for me. 😊
What lense are you using for this video
Of all the focal lengths I don’t have, it’s a 35mm 😂 It’s on the list tho
Yuuupp.
My first lens for my came and its the best
50mm 1.4 Minolta, best Lens 😅👍🏻
I love the Loop concept in this video...
It is one of the compulsory lens to carry around!
Whats the equivalent for a micro four thirds mount?
I recently bought a 35mm manual lens for crop sensor. Its a 50mm equiv but I really like it!
The best lens is the one you love using 💯🔥
Now is it 35mm on full frame or cropped sensor?
FF 💯
Apsc used 24mm? Can it equal??😭
What does 35mm mean? New to this
a6000 + Zeiss 32mm 1.8 Touit was my fav set up
Hi, i love your videos man ! Can you pls tell me where i can find one of the brolls in this short ?
(Cinematic shoot, tree as foreground; lady walks to outdoor table and sits on it) thank you 🙏🏼
I get all my stock footage from Artgrid.
What is the most realistic focal length?
The 85mm lens is considered the best fixed focal length lens for portraits. The narrow angle of view helps isolate the subject better and allows you to shoot from a comfortable working distance. Portraits taken at 85mm look the most natural because facial features don't get distorted.Apr 4, 2022
35 is good for certain photography just like 600mm for bird photography. No one lens best for everything. That’s why they make so many.
Agreed
Hi, Joris! This is for a full frame body? Or it is also for an APSC? Or in that sensor you need a 22mm?
Full frame. On an aps-c you should indeed be looking for around 22mm.
@@JorisHermans thanks!!
@@fstarkb For Fujifilm you hand the 23mm
Seeing as how I just picked up a 35mm, I'll have to let you know. Only retired my 35mm cameras awhile back actually. Been using a decent Olympus point and shoot up until I purchased the dslr. Are you using this on a crop sensor or full frame camera? Mine is a crop sensor which comes out to the equivalent of a 50, which has always been a staple of 35mm cameras ( or 55 ). I'm looking forward to see what results I get myself with it. Good question when it comes to primes. I feel everyone needs at least one. Primes are great for learning composition and framing as it forces you to learn how to move around physically to get that picture you want.
Ah just caught in the comments you're using on full frame. A bit of a wider angle then. Luckily I do have an 18-55 so I'll have to try some expirements down at about 22mm. Now why couldn't someone just make a digital sensor device to drop into the back of a 35mm camera. Free idea there for anyone who followed this little rant.
Well on Sony cameras, the a7 line - at least - they allow you to shoot in APS mode, especially useful when using their E lenses for their cropped sensor cameras (Sony uses the same mount for both full and cropped sensor cameras - distinguished by FE and E lenses) I know this at least for the 1st and 2nd Gen a7 cameras. I don't know if they still do have that feature in Gen 3 through 5!
Better than the go to 50mm 1.4 usm?
35mm is a great snapshot focal length. I prefer 85 for a bit more drama…
Zeiss 55mm f1.8 for sony e mount, my absolute most versatile lens, I do totally understand 35mm is great for story telling, I do have a 35mm lens but I just find for me 35mm can look quite generic, the 55mm gives me the same ability to story tell, but it also gives me that ability to get the subject separation without getting too close to the subject. But I would like to try working more with my 35mm!
My favorite focal length ✨
You'll love my new video 😉🫡
My beloved Canon 35mm 2.0 IS USM
On a 5D body
Full frame or crop sensor?
FF
If I have a 50mm and 85mm would a 35 be worth it or is it too close to 50?
Good question. It all depends on your personal preference in my opinion. I almost never shoot with a 50 but I use a 35 and 24 most of the time which are also pretty close.
I have nifty fifty, an Tamron 18-400mm and a Tamron 35mm and I don't expect to buy a new lens any time soon
🔥 amazing
What camera and lens are you using for shooting this video?
Sony A7S III + Sony 35mm f/1.8
Hey, what about crop sensor? If it’s apsc then it would be 23mm lens to have the same perspective right?
Yes. I have a 22mm for my aps-c camera. Excellent 👌🏻🔥
Which one is the lens that he reccomends any link?
Is this 35mm prime a full frame? If yes whats the apsc evualent? Sorry beginners here
Yep, full-frame. For aps-c you should be looking at 22-23mm.
A 400/2.8 is my most used prime. I don’t even own a prime shorter than 50mm.
Is this 35 mm 1.8 one?
Yes
@@JorisHermans Thanks.
Is that for Lumix L?
Sony 35mm f1.4 GM is my favourite prime lens
Exactly! The most favorite of mine as well. I would easily choose this over any other if I had to take just one.
Nice
Nifty 35ty :)) for me best focal lenght.
Curious do you use a teleprompter for your videos? How do you remember what you’re going to say?
No teleprompter. Sometimes I script, sometimes I write down key words, sometimes I just ramble 😉
What brand is this 35mm.? Thanks.!!
Sony 35mm 1.8
@@JorisHermans Thanks..🙏
Tell the brand and model,!
mine is 40mm prime 2.8
I guess we're left to assume that it's mounted on full frame.
I think the 35 mm and 50 mmm for all the time""
This or 55mm?
full frame or APSC?
FF! (22mm on APS-C) 🫡
I have my uartisan 35mm
where have i heard that beat before
I have canon 50mm prime is it good for crop sensor??? Is it versatile ?
It's a bit narrow for my taste.
50 in a crop sensor is not the move. You get a 75mm field or view and the only thing ur going to be shooting with that is portraits. Anything else becomes to hard.
@utsav ditto on what @SLURP said! Your camera sensor/ manufacturer will determine the angle of view. Canon is a 1.6x crop factor. Fujifilm and Sony is 1.5x. Some Canon 1D cameras are at a 1.3x crop. So with these bodies you have an effective 35mm focal length of either 80mm at 1.6x, 75mm at 1.5x or 65mm at 1.3x
@@ev-ezaye3580 its around 75mm for majority of crop sensor cameras ofcourse it will vary a little but regardless the field of view becomes too small even if we take ur value of 65mm at low end.
@@slurp3194 you r right
If i could have only 1 lens for life it would be 35 mm
Except for wildlife it will rule
If you want a real adventure, it'll work for wildlife too 😅
35 is addicting
I find myself using my 50mm 1.8 or my 30mm 1.8 primes much more than my 35mm
Do you mean 35mm for a full frame camera (35mm effective) or 35mm for a crop camera (52mm effective)?
FF
If i only get to keep one lens, this would be it.
I believe 24 mm is you can always crop
I wish my apartment didn't cost so much
Yh but no lens is good for everyone, cause not everyone takes the same pictures. I do macro so it's useless for me
No doubt if i only have to have one lens.
Gonna have to disagree. I have a 28mm vintage Takumar prime that blows me away.
I got the 50 mm 🥲
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Don’t think so
Do think so! 😛
I love my 35
Not as fun as a Rokinon 10mm 3.5 I assure you
10mm?! Holy moly! 😵💫😁
Wait a sec! 15 years?? When did the 1st Gen Alpha 7 come out??? Come on man! It's either you're exaggerating or you're plainly fibbing!
What the f are you talking about? 35mm lenses have been around for more than 15 years you know 😅 oh, and they also make them for other brands 😅
No
Yes 😛
this means my 24mm is absolute trash!!!! UHG!
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Nope, canon 50mm cheap and effective
50 is bad for landscapes
I don't understand why people wanna be stuck with just one focal length and then claim xx mm is their favourite.
How are you going to capture a compelling split second shot that calls for a 70mm when you are stuck with just a 35mm?
Zoom lenses these days are so well-designed. True that their largest aperture may be no match compared to a prime, but that range of focal lengths you can get is astounding. It's like carrying infinitely many lenses as you zoom in and out from say, 24mm all the way to 105mm.
Who says you have to be stuck with one focal length. If your favorite food is pizza, you gonna eat pizza every day for the rest of your life? 🤔