How To Choose Lenses For Your Church Livestream | PLUS Four Of My Favorites
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- Do you struggle picking out lenses for your livestream cameras? It helps to know what you should be looking for!
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Thank you so much for this. It's been hard to find helpful content to improve our church livestream all the way here in Nigeria
Happy to help!
Great video.
Thank you!
Great video with useful explanation.
What is the distance of your furthest camera from stage?
Great content
Thanks! It's about 100', but it's also on the side of the room, so it's got another 75' or so of lateral distance to cover too! I just posted an Instagram reel that shows it pretty clearly
Hi Josh, just was watching some of your older videos and coming back here for more wisdom and knowledge.
Like I said in our previous message exchange, we were working with miscellaneous of Sony cameras (1x HXR-MC2000, 1x FDR AX53, 2x A6000 +16-50mm and 1x CX330) so we wanted to upgrade to Lumix. Meanwhile we already bought x2 G80's and I'm now looking for lenses...
After coming back to this precise video for wisdom, I have one question...
Do you recommend to buy lenses that have a maximum value of f2.8 ? Or could we still go slightly higher than that ?
Our church's stage is well lit (in my opinion) but it's still not bright day light...
Thanks once again for your great work, you have inspired us to do even better.
God bless.
Honestly it all depends on your particular situation! We don't always sit at f2.8, especially because it makes focusing a little harder. I'd recommend getting something and trying it out!
@@budget-church-livestreaming ok, thanks for your advice, one of the G80's we purchased will come with the 12-60mm kit lens, let's see how is works.
I was just a bit afraid that it would be too dark, and I would have to bump up the ISO.
I'll give it a try and let you know how it went. Thanks once again.
We used the 12-60 for quite a while, it served us well!