The most explanatory lens video I’ve ever watched. Content, pace and voice. Thank you.

This video was SO HELPFUL!!! Thank you!

2:43 this is the best depiction of lens mm I’ve ever seen lol

Great perspective...literally

They can also add the feel of something moving faster. Take someone running through a forest for instance. Love all your videos dude. Keep it up.

@DISSIRE

3 жыл бұрын

Shot from the side.

Stumbled upon this video cause I want to shoot some video with my 400mm. Im more of a photographer then a videographer. My ears perked up when you mentioned The Wire because my cousin starred on it as Deangelo Barksdale. (Lawrence Gilliard Jr) ;-) Cheers..

My footage using my telescopic has been coming out blurry but I realize now it’s probably because I’m going handheld. I’ll definitely use my tripod next time!

I learned so much, thank you!!

I could watch this all day. Cheers.

Excellent breakdown. One of if not the best breakdown of the practical and creative applications of lenses!

Super valuable insight. The Wire is one of my favorite shows, especially that scene with Stringer and Avon already both having betrayed each other, made more powerful by understanding the shots composition. Thank you!

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! I would love to see more gritty crime dramas that take you inside the gangs themselves.

I was looking for this explanation to learn more about telephoto for cine. Thank you so much

Great stuff. Learned something here today. Thank you

Thanks; engaging and wonderfully clear and straightforward as ever.

Thank you Sir, great video !

What a lovely surprise to accidentally find this video. Some great ideas I had not considered. Thanks for sharing them.

Great tip! Thanks for the video!

Very informative. Thanks!

Wow what nuggets of practical information. You’re a goldmine, sir!

Amazing video thanx a lot

Great video, thank you!!

Nicely done! I should really try shooting more with long lenses. Just seem to be stuck in a run of shooting wide and super wide these days.

I really enjoyed this so much interesting information. Thank you

Thanks very much very helpful info.

Very informative

Thank you 😊

Very interesting explanation, thanks.

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

Very interesting - I think a lot of us get get so used to pulling out our wide angle lens for our content. I am going to definitely get out and use my tele-zoom in the next few days. Nice show.

I love the feel of a 200mm f2.8 tamron (with its softness and imperfections)...

You're a great teacher RW. You transfer technical knowledge and information very effectively. Excellent tutorial, thank you. I love a long lens!

Thank you!

This is great. I learned this instinctively I guess. I shoot cars and car reviews and used to shoot as wide as possible but started shooting at longer focal lengths to get my reflection and shadow out of the shot but noticed I liked the shots much better. Now I shoot everything between 80 and 105mm until I get inside the car.

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers! It really helps with separating your subject and creating depth.

I added a Canon FD f/2.8 200mm and FD f/4 300mm for my Sony FX30. A study tripod and a balanced camera rig are essential. I love shooting with long lenses and thinking of adding the Canon FD f/4.5 400mm.

I had no idea... That is magic. Great video, Rubidium!

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Thx a lot

always enjoyable. always informative. thanks for the effort and the sharing. i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to check out my work.

No dislikes 🙌 that’s quality content

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ryan! I try :)

Wow powerful I'm helped us an incoming video director this is powerful

I'm sure you could have some foreground if you went further into the trees a bit at this same focal length and it would be a shot with a foreground layer maybe.

Excellent explanation, best one I have ever seen. You must weigh 140 pounds because you look great on this lens. I weigh 230 pounds, so I always use my Canon 16-24 for my KZread channel to make me look leaner. 👍🏻👍🏻

Great summary! Thanks.

nice

Nice

Love having a long lens in my bag. I shoot lots of events and training so being able to grab a long lens lets me get shots that no one else can. I keep telling all my contemporaries they should look into something 400mm or long. They tell me it is not needed, then they ask how I get some of the shots I do. Well...

very informative, good video.

How did you pick up your audio on the FP. Rode.?

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was the Saramonic Blink kit. Line of sight was pretty good.

So I must get the Sigma 50-100, 1.8😄👍

What was the aperture you used and 400mm in shooting this video?

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

at 400m this lens is f/5.6

@thethunderbulll

3 жыл бұрын

@@Crimsonengine i want your help... I love this sort of compression in my vdo. In my vdo i just stand and talk. My priority is back ground blur. I use apsc canon 200d. So my question is which 70 200 lense should 8 choose? Because there is 600% of price difference. Thanks in advance. Love your lighting setups in your vdo.

Curious as to why you decided to purchase the FP. Do you use it much for work?

@Crimsonengine

3 жыл бұрын

I do. I use it as a B camera for my C200. The DNG makes it very gradable to match other cameras.

2:25 I call this optical compression. I think Steven Spielberg likes a 50mm lens the most. He feels it the most like the human eye. I agree

@area51pictures

3 жыл бұрын

That's Hitchcock. Spielberg kicks it on the 21mm.

@SIMPLIFIEDFILMING

3 жыл бұрын

@@area51pictures Really I could’ve sworn it was Spielberg

It's interesting that this persists, but human stereoscopic vision isn't really ~50mm. If you have 20/20 or greater vision, observe a scene in space and how much of the periphery you actually take in (even males, who have less peripheral visual capacity than females), and you'll see that a "normal" lens would be closer to ~40mm, or wider. That said, I still really like this video! Great information.

I wish I can put 100 likes here

Do he means zoom lences.?

GOT: Yeah were gonna need 6 $20,000 reds with package. 6 $5,000 tripods. And 6 $10,000 lens. HBO: aye mate you done didilly darn got it. no problem here. take my money.