9 Reasons Why a 50mm Lens Is All You Need for Great Photography

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[@retirementhobbyfarmdiyadve1511]

Excellent video. Great photo examples. I just found your videos and decided it was worth subscribing. Keep up the good work!

[@hurleygreen927]

Thanks for the video..I;m LOVING the nifty fifty, but I also have a Nikon DX 18-55mm kit lens that I have found useful

[@413TomaccoRoad]

On DX, a 35mm lens is the same. Obvious, but if you want a similar perspective as a 50mm lens on film or FX - that's the focal length to use.

[@BelowZero]

Great advice for anyone who’s looking for cheap and reliable setup. Canon 5D paired with this prime can do wonders.

[@markusbolliger1527]

Yes - 50mm is a very versatile focal length. Henri Cartier Bresson loved it too - most of his masterpieces were shot with the Leica 50mm Summicron. But in my nature- and landscape photography I also need a super wide angle zoom, as well as a telephoto lens. But even for this kind of photography I mostly shoot with "normal" focal lengths between 35 and 90 mm.

[@413TomaccoRoad]

I have a 3 word reason. Henri Cartier Bresson.

[@pratipkarmakar01]

50mm focal length is really a versatile focal length,for portraits especially over than 50mm kinda irritating to use

[@CoupleofLondon]

Love to use it at weddings as well.

[@guitarsid]

Every lens video needs to state the crop factor first, in the title, none ever do it.