FULL FRAME vs S35 LENS GUIDE: The Ultimate lens showdown

[@walterjohnson8192]

I have seen MANY videos about cameras, lenses, aperture settings, etc. and this is BY FAR the best video on this particular subject I have ever seen. Thanks!!!

[@markbone]

🙏🏻 thanks Walter

[@LorencCala]

The only youtube video which gives you distances which can give you a very important hint for comparing the focal lengths. Thanx man!

[@captainxbengex007]

The best lens comparison video I have seen on KZbin! I'll say it again for the people in the back. THE BEST LENS COMPARISON VIDEO I HAVE SEEN. This is extremely useful and the detail in your presentation is great. Thank you for a great video. I just started editing my first documentary and felt more comfortable with a lot of your tips and knowledge you have shared. One thing that I think would be a good future topic is how to transition or go between different interviews.

[@ohjajohh]

I love every focal length for a different situation. I love the samples in this video

[@lukecresante]

The distance in ft is a really valuable piece of feedback! Really thorough stuff including that

[@terencemorrissey4413]

The obvious question that was not answered is what lens do you prefer?

[@markbone]

35mm

[@vtk_jnr]

Mate, this is gold. Was searching KZbin land for this and just couldn't find it. And what do you know, it was on my feed. Hats off to the "little red man".

[@pdas25762]

This video is so important! thank you for taking the time to do this for us Mark! Definitive proof that different sensors do not change foreground/background compression with equivalent focal lengths. Regards

[@mehrdadhaghighi5140]

I have been looking for a video just like this one for so long! Thank you for putting in the work! Great video!!!

[@markbone]

Glad you liked it!!

[@mehrdadhaghighi5140]

@@markbone Made me subscribe as well. Keep it up! You've got some really great content!!!

[@jojok7605]

Thank you for putting the time in to creating this video. Super helpful!

[@markbone]

You’re so welcome!

[@Glen.Danielsen]

Mark, monstrous thanks for nailing concepts I have been trying to understand for a long time. You made it incisive and crystal clear. God bless‼️ 💛😎

[@markbone]

Thanks Glen 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lucbenito1191]

Hi from France ! Thanks a lot Mark ! your videos are awesome and this one especially is very helpful for beginners.

[@benfergusonishere]

Thanks Mark! Looking forward to the course!

[@markbone]

Can’t wait to release it!!

[@pixelcityart3554]

very informative video Mark, I'm really liking the 35mm/85mm full frame look. thanks for dropping this video

[@thepapadeez]

man, way to share your knowledge... as someone growing and learning about filmmaking on the daily, just want to say Thank you!

[@eifionjones8513]

It’s good that you did the distance test too, gives a much better sense of how they translate a medium shot. 24 and 35 are usually my faves on super 35. I actually find a 28mm on super 35 a really nice field of view to work with. Normal ish, bit of width to bring in some surroundings and perspective whilst having enough compression to pull in the background a bit.

[@markbone]

Distance really matters in lens tests! It impacts everything from frame size, distortion and bokeh

[@eifionjones8513]

Mark Bone yeah totally. 16mm up super close looks good for that weird Terry Gilliam style. Good for comedy, horror and 90s hip hop videos 😂

[@hookie]

This was the video I was looking for, much appreciated!

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

Grande Mark, I haven't seen it yet but I already know it's gonna be a cool one! Can't wait to watch it as I'm very interested in knowing more about lenses!

[@markbone]

Thanks man! Hope you enjoy it!

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

@@markbone aaalright gonna watch it now finally 😘

[@SidsDrakon]

This is super helpful even for photography. I have dificulties picturing the focal lenghts and this helps a bunch thx Mark

[@markbone]

Glad this can help man!!!

[@mmlewis1030]

This is immensely helpful. Thanks so much for the effort you've put in.

[@fermixx]

Great vid. Now would be a good time to talk about what each look gives in terms of storytelling. Like 24mm looks more intimate and 135mm looks more of someone spying paparazzi style? Maybe an idea for another video

[@SalawuIbrahim]

I’d really love to see this

[@daviddeclan]

Great Video from Mark. I'm excited since I'm working towards a documentary myself. Thank you!

[@redakumaproduction]

Omgomgomg thats exactly what i was looking for since a few days.

[@JordanTelezino]

amazing video, very technical yet simple, thank you so much!!!!!!

[@edt774]

Thanks for all your help and videos!! Thanks for being there through all of this!!!

[@nicoolinruslan]

wow! absolutley what i whanted to see! this is my favorite video, its very usefull

[@markbone]

🙏🏻

[@benjaminmiddleton165]

Yet another super helpful video. Can't wait for your course!!

[@WomanofSubstance]

The thumbnail though 👏🏽

[@plutomarket]

Thanks a lot man! This was really helpful for me to decide what lens to take for video in smaller rooms.

[@18hyder]

best video on this matter out there - straight to the point. Dropbox link was the blessings Thanks man!

[@amirulrasyidyussof]

Best comparison especially when you include the distance. It can help people to figure out which lense suit their studio size. Im going in 35mm after seeing this.

[@markbone]

Thanks mate!

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

Great and useful comparison! Personally I like the 50mm as it delivers a cinematic look but not too much, it still makes me feel like I'm sitting in front of her but in a cool way if you get my drift. The 85 and 135mm look very interesting too, I would use those two to interview an actress talking about her upcoming film for example. Thanks Mark, sooo helpful for choosing my next baby😍

[@scottmorgason]

Thank you Mark. This was extremely helpful and thoughtful... much respect and love

[@markbone]

Thank you man 🙏🏻

[@エミ-o7s]

your videos are pure knowledge

[@ManishPt-IN]

Just awesome..Very very valuable.. Thanks a million times..

[@danielakachi3666]

Awesome!! so a low aperture is not the only factor that increases the shallow depth of field, increase in focal length also does. thanks for sharing. (especially the screenshot)

[@markbone]

Glad it helps Daniel!!

[@drethelin]

exactly the information I was looking for, thank you

[@GaryJahman]

I have enjoyed watching this video. So thank you for making it :) Greetings from The Netherlands!

[@markbone]

Thanks Gary!!

[@cineversum]

thank you! great information, love it!

[@benellis9866]

I've been waiting for a test like this, thank you!

[@markbone]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@benellis9866]

@@markbone BTW, I picked up the FX9 at the end of February. Venturing back into the world of shooting after just cutting for almost 15 years. Gotta say the FX9 has a unique "look". I think it may come closer, with a bit of softening, to an Alexa than a Canon. Personally, I'm not too broken up about the c300 mk III.

[@markbone]

@@benellis9866 yeah, my latest work on this documentary makes me feel that the Fx9 is very close to the alexa

[@benellis9866]

@@markbone Hey, if you get a chance, I'd be really interested to see what it looks like with some Cookes. ;-)

[@leokeller]

I really like the 24 and 50mm on fullframe! I think you can do pretty much everything with this combination.👍

[@markbone]

I agree. Only two prime lenses I shot on No Country is an Island

[@diegopalma5123]

@@markbone with a FF sensor? Thanks!

[@diegopalma5123]

@@berlin03030 in s35 it will be like a 80 mm in full frame..loved Fargo!

[@aaronza7218]

Absolutely helpful content. Thank you Mark for sharing.

[@larionszilasi2964]

Wow :D Very simple, and very educative video :D All one needs to know, for focal length in the entry level, this is the perfect video!

[@TheQueenNtwk]

Wow this was awesome. So glad I found your channel. Shoutout to the girl's patience as well! Lol

[@muneerameen5828]

love your way in presenting such important information. Thanx

[@tthegoat4304]

Great video u just showed me what lens I may wanna get thanks bro

[@willrobbins]

Excellent video. Perfect explanation.

[@AmillionCo]

This was super helpful and clean thnk u so much keep up the fantastic work

[@FotodioxInc]

Nice video--a very useful reference.

[@markbone]

Thank you!!

[@ethanHat]

I was looking for this info for a long time! Thanks!

[@markbone]

🙏🏻

[@cassandra101ism]

Honestly such a helpful video! Seriously great. Thanks so much!

[@markbone]

So glad this helps!

[@topicruben]

Thanks Mark. That was very helpful!

[@HopeinMedia]

I learned a great lesson with practical demo. Thanks!

[@arthursargsyan7949]

Thanks bro you did great job

[@NickAcevedomusic]

What an incredibly useful video. Thanks so much for this!

[@sub7th]

You are a BOSS! This is so helpful man, thank you!

[@arthurb1400]

Amazing video ! Thank you for references images. Even if I shoot with different lenses and have an idea of different looks this test helps to decide quickly which lenses to take on the shoot.

[@jmoss99]

Great Demo

[@CinomadiaFilms]

Thank you for sharing this! Definitely helpful to see those comparisons. 🎬

[@TapTwice]

I want to make a documentary about a person which is somewhat controversial and i struggle to portrait him so most of his fans are ok with but it´s still authentic.

[@IvanGorbenko]

Thanks for this video. Very helpful to see different lenses and thanks to do it for super 35. It's

[@GrinDSG]

Super handy video! Thanks man 🙏

[@flameemperor888]

This is so helpful thanks man 🙏🙏

[@markbone]

Glad it could help!

[@irfanmohamad89]

Glad that I found your video. Really helps a lot! Thanks!

[@szelag]

Cool comparison, nice easy reference

[@theothermikemorris]

Thanks for taking the time, really helpful!

[@georgewashington7425]

Thank you for this video! I have been looking for this kind of comparison. I'm about to start doing some sit down video recordings and it looks like the 16 mm does a great job of catching the entire body and that's the look I'm going for. Thanks again!

[@_DigitalCam]

Super helpful! Thanks!

[@wildflowers30]

this was super helpful. thank you very much.

[@markbone]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@TRAVELFILMEXPLORE]

Really useful reference, great video!

[@drewhalton]

Thanks for you work on this. Very helpful. 👍

[@OCUBOX]

Thanks For these Mark, very useful, even though we use most of these lenses, it's good to have a reference where you're able to see the perspective shifts. See how her head is much bigger when trying to retain the same framing, compared to the other (various distance) lenses?..

[@GlenPrinceTech]

This brother keeps on dropping gems on us! So informative. Thanks a lot for that 🙌🏾

[@robinbaldrian3352]

Helpful AF. Thank you.

[@markbone]

Yes!! I was hoping it would be helpful :)

[@blainemarcano]

Great reference guide.

[@TamMinhThai]

Thats absolutely great explanation. Thank you very much.

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

SUPER helpful. I am a very appreciative subscriber. thanks for the effort and the sharing. stay well. thumbs up.

[@markbone]

Thank you!!

[@ericbranch4950]

THANK YOU for sharing this!

[@GigiBoricua7]

Valuable information!

[@UnchartedWorlds]

Thank you for your camera test on your KZbin "World". Great to understand difference between full frame and super 35. I had no idea this was it:)

[@tgriffin5000]

Mark, this was really great info! I’m just getting my feet wet into all this stuff, and the info you provide is invaluable!

[@ienpassi]

Thank you for taking care. I am abut to start taking interview so it will be very helpful. Very interested about your course

[@jaylamb218]

You are the greatest!!!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@markbone]

Thank you John!!

[@topseed156]

nice man we got the same computer monitor, best purchase of 2020 for me

[@zachlucas]

This was super helpful! Thank you!

[@GraphicMill]

Mark, I used screen shots from this to create a FF vs S35 Crop-factor comparison. DOF remains the same for the specific lens used, but by moving physically to duplicate the same framing, lens compression matches the equivalent FF to S35 lens. ie: FF 50mm compression matches a 35mm on a S35 when you match the framing, but the DOF on a 35mm mounted on a S35, matches the DOF of a 35mm on a FF, not a 50mm (Obviously) This chart helps to illustrate the comparisons. Anyone interested can download it here: www.dropbox.com/t/6oqPM6uyg0ircaCY It's available for the next week.

[@theblackpearlinspiredstories]

Can’t thank you enough man.....thank you thank you thank you

[@markbone]

😬 my pleasure man!!

[@theblackpearlinspiredstories]

@@markbone i learned so much from you videos man.......keep safe and may God bless your Family

[@jonathandeleon3991]

This was so helpful. I’ve been looking for this kind of comparison. I have a Sony a6400 (aspc) with 24 and 85 full frame lenses, and I’ve been trying to decide which length to go with next (either 35 or 50). This really helps. Thanks!

[@markbone]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BorchOka]

Thank you!!!! Great job!!!

[@greedy09]

Outstanding video sir 👌

[@markbone]

Many thanks

[@THSimagery]

this was helpful. Im considering a super 35 camera. All my lenses are FF.

[@povertytaretv]

Thanks

[@tadbubs]

MB, this was brilliant. I DID NOT skip to 2:16 because you engaged us so eloquently. I needed and was pleased to hear your rationale. I am a newbie using a Sony ZV-E10 and toying between either a Sigma 16mm or 30mm lens. I will be limited to shooting a small space. Much like the 5-foot distance you have in your video. But, at 3-5 feet I will be smack up against my wall or backdrop. Question, what would I need to consider (lens-wise) if I want to do talking to camera videos as well as full body exercise demonstrations? I know your focus is on prime and fullframe gear but, I'd love it if you coulc drop me some crumbs...

[@markbone]

I use a 24mm on full frame for all my KZbin talking head stuff. It would probably be wide enough for work out also but you might want to check out the 2.8 16-35mm from Sony. We love it. We own two

[@tadbubs]

@@markbone Excellent!

[@overnightodyssey]

Thanks man, this is cool

[@markbone]

Hope it helps :)

[@saideepdora2398]

Hey!! You are helping very much through your tutorials , haven't seen such informative content on youtube for free . Thank you very much . My question is do we need to add narration or voices in a documentary short film or it can be only music .

[@markbone]

You don’t need narration if we can understand the film without it but the human voice is usually important to have in your film

[@saideepdora2398]

@@markbone Thank you very much🙏☺️

[@radospuric1051]

Very useful 👍 Thank you!

[@KekeBeatzTV]

Oh snap you worked with Dr. George Elliot Clarke?? He's from my province, nice guy! small world, what's the name of the film you shot with him? Peace, awesome guide! ✌🏾

[@PeterKae]

Interesting Insight! I usually shoot my interviews on a go pro set up! Pretty interesting look!

[@silas1414]

Brilliant

[@b-awake-media]

Thnx Mark this is awesome! For the static interview shots do you use the autofocus? Or always set focus and hope the interviewed is not moving to much?