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Learn things about lenses you didn’t know. www.elitevideo.com Become smarter, impress your friends. This video is in two sections, The next section wil be uploaded next week.
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cool cool cool,
how long and when is this?
Very nice workshop!
Btw, whats the track name pls?
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Joke on you, 17-55 is the most expensive EF-S lense.
but yes the 50mm prime 1.2L is the best, a bit slow, but that 1.2 is great
get your self the 50mm prime 1.8 by canon, it’s about $100
Excellent words, I agree with shiv68, flickr is better than YouTube to assess the how the lens will do!
I think Flickr is a better choice for seeing how a specific lens will do with your camera body. The quality of Youtube videos is poor in most cases and does not show the true capabilities of a lens for still photography.
Prime lens, akin ka na sa next sweldo. Hahaha. :))
@2009korte
you’re an idiot
@2009korte your a fail. if you really knew anything about photography then you would know that a lower f/ number would generally cost more then higher ones.
Hey great video thanks for the tips john easy to understand for a beginner with a 7D! Too much camera I think! On to Part 2
@2009korte Yep you are right’ want the backgrond out of focus get a 50 mm 1.8 for $90. And has better autofocus than the more expensive 50 mm f 1.4.
@2009korte The canon 50 mm f/ 1.8 takes sharper photos than a lot of the L series lenses. No L series zoom comes close to the plastic 50 mm. So thats a little secret for everyone. hahah
there’s no nikon in your video
@2009korte how stupid are you? a 50 mm f1.4 cost more than that and a 1.2 cost over $1000, u “so failed”
@2009korte NOOB!!@#%$%$^$!@
@2009korte He is correct.
@devonmale69 stupid
@2009korte dude, those 50mm lenses are plastic. thats why they’re cheap. if u look at the 50mm prime lens L series, its waaaay more expensive cuz of the build quality.
I’m not sure what you mean by “so failed”. I said more expensive, Try going an f stop lower and see what it cost. More! Every pro photographer knows that getting a good lens with a lower F stop will cost you more money. Sure, at the really cheap there’s the $90 ebay special. But you can’t take that lens & compare it to a great prime lens or a 18-200 with a 1.8. Or a good 1.4.- you can’t get for the same price so yes, it’s more expensive. Talk to any pro photographer, they will agree.
There should be a switch on the side of the lens, What is that set to?
hi i have a d90 come with the 105 leans but my a/f not working do you any advice plase
Thanks for the support- John
Good stuff! I don’t know why all the fuss is about.
True if more than one person knows about it, its no longer a secret. The glass should not be cheap you are right.