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What is your go to lens & why?!
Does anyone know how to get that aspect ratio?
The Sigma 24 1.4 has been my go to since December. I also recently compared the Canon 16-35 f4 and 2.8, and was surprised by how little difference there is. Either way, a 16-35 is always handy.
Love it bro!!
the 70-200 f2.8 also does sports in low light.
Spotted that AE-1 right away
50mm 1.4 ?
100mm L IS macro
Can’t forget about the 85mm f1.2 L that is a beautiful lens
Two minutes 25 seconds before he gets to the point!
1.8 Mío subscribers, 20k views… what's wrong here?
Just actually got a Canon 5D MK3 with a 50mm f.1.8 , i went from a Fujifilm x100F to a classic full format Canon 😀
Why isn't the 16-35 in your list?
Interesting that there was no mention of a nifty fifty or the 85mm f1.4-1.8
My Canon ef 24-105 mmL f4 use it for everything. And my 100mm L macro f2.8
My 17-40mm L
And my 70-200 mm L f4. The backgrounds are very blurry .
By the way the f2.8 is sooo ecpencive.
I am working as a pro so I do choose the lenses for me and my clients are very happy with the results.
I am a landscape and nature photograoher. I get the results I want. With the f4 lenses I have. Not everyone needs an f2.8 lens. And not everyone is as rich as you are. Good lenses thou.
F4 does the jobb just as well as the f2.8. Only a nicer price.
Got 16-35, 24-70 and the 70-200 all 2.8. 2 where bought 2nd hand and 1 was reduced due to shop use it had been a demo hobby.
First off asking others for their opinion is a huge mistake in my opinion. you ask 10 people the same question each person is going to say 10 different things and you may get half of them agreeing on 1 lens but then you may get all ten not agreeing on none. Keep track of your photos and when you upload them to your computer group the photos by type and then keep track of which focal length each photo is and then what ever focal length is the most of ranked from 1 to 3 from most used to least owned and there are your answers. buy the kit lenses that come with the camera like i did with my canon 80d which was a 18-55 and a 75-300. my main focal length was a 50, 250, so id buy the 50 mil right out of gate as well as a lens that is close to a 250 if not then id just buy a lens that maxs out at 250. So do yourself a favor everyone do your homework and keep track of the focal lens yourself and you will have the answers. and if your trying to look to buy just the body and then buy lenses seperatly and your getting your first camera buy a kit bundle. and keep track of your photos and in the info of each photo you will see the focal length write them down and what ever one has the most focal lenses those are the ones you may need to buy. its what im planning on doing. plus it takes out the factor of needing to ask others which lenses they think YOU may need. how about looking at your photos and the information of the picture which you took that shows you what you think you may need.
So i bought a canon 50mm for my 1300d few months back. My images are sharp but too cropped in. So when he says 22mm is for crop sensors ( equivalent to 35mm from his video) is that the lense i should've bought? no crop?
Definitely think a 16-35mm is a necessity.
What about nikon's 70-300mm vr lens ??
They don’t call em holy trinity for no reason
My lens lineup – 16-35 covers the 35mm range w/ wide angle shots (no need for go pro). 85 1.8 portrait and b-roll. 70-200 f4 for landscape zoom.
Awesome video
Awesome video
0:40 talk about putting your eggs in one basket…
Have exactly all 3 lenses of the same focal range!!! Nice agree with u
16-35mm That is way better than 24-70 for landscapes
Starts at 1:45
rich rich rich
I think if any other lense should have had been mentioned, it would be the 1.8 50mm. Super cheao, super reliable, nice and sharp. Best bang for your buck in my opinion.
Are you reading from a paper or do you understand what you said
I always learn something
i got the big lens for my nikon and i'm sooooo in loveeeee all i needed tbh haha i take alot of pictures of animals and i use it all the time for that <3 good video sawyer 😀
Great update Sawyer. Spot on assessment.
What is the best lense for extreme close up for tiny insects which can capture all the.miniscule details sharp and cris?
actually the human eyes are close to 40mm
What is the alternative of 70-200 mm for crop sensor camera?
Will guess before having watched the video. 16-35, 24-70 & 70-200?
OMG you took so long to get to the actual video it was low key annoying
Dude ! I love your videos man ! Thank you for all knowledge !
Dude… no 85mm prime in the lineup wawawhat?
Can you kindly suggest good lens for real estate photography & macro lens so I can see the water droplets vividly. thanks
it would be nice to know why you choose the 35mm vs a 50mm? @sawyerhartman
Can we click bugs picture with telephoto if yes how to
he is the first person to ever mention what us crop sensor users would need to get for these focal lengths
Mine got to be the 16-35 f2.8, 24-105 f4 is my in my bag in case I need more reach. Though I am contemplating getting the 70-200 range for awhile now.