Lens Choice is WAY More IMPORTANT Than You Think

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

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[@shawn3d]

Some of the wide lens shots with the black and white scene with the young girl is actually a 58mm F2, its the Helios 44-2 lens which gives the impression of a wide distorted lens :)

[@lukedekorte]

Is it? I thought it was a Petzval lens ;)

[@shawn3d]

@@lukedekorte interesting, thats a good possibility actually. I did look at the lens characteristics and IMO it seems to be the Helios in the shot with the closeup of the young girls face in B&W. Either way these lenses have a swirl effect that gives the impression of a wide lens I guess :)

[@lucasvivante8988]

​@@shawn3dpetzval have the same caracteristics, just... More.

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[@kultyurgeym]

I really love how you teach these basics and able to show real samples through videos.

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[@digitaldevigner4080]

Very well done and informative. Only thing I want to point out is something these type of informational sources cover is not mentioning how crop factor impacts the FOV. Even the example movies cover a wide range of s35mm, FF and 65mm productions so giving the focal length has very different meaning. If the crop was already factored in it’s good to mention that for each shot so people understand the difference and impact. We don’t all shoot the same crop factor and even in the s35mm world there are a lot of variations on the actual crop factor. I tend to think of everything in s35mm terms and yet all manufactured numbers for lenses are given in FF. Just something I would like to see more clarification in these type of videos. They are very educational and really get into the aesthetics of film making. Unfortunately a 35mm is a very different look between a m43, APSC, s35mm, FF or Medium/65mm format camera. Instead of thinking in numbers it’s important to just start thinking in ultra wide, wide, normal and telephoto terms and what that means for each camera and system. The numbers mean nothing in the end and it’s really just about the FOV. We should really stop using focal lengths all together and just start talking in FOV angle terms. That’s universal and can be used to modify for each system.

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

Great Comment. VERY TRUE

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[@morucek]

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[@cliftonsledge962]

Lots of information to retain, man you dropped a lot of knowledge at once. I ended up watching the video twice. Great video and keep up the good work 👍🏾

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

Thanks brother lol I know I was actually editing last night and I was dude I just made 2 videos in one😫

[@ramonedixon]

Such a fantastic lens breakdown. I enjoyed this👌🏾

[@cliffsaitotti2095]

You got it, totally agree with that!

[@iamkamilpasha]

Thanks! This is a really useful essay

[@DialloMoore503]

Thank you, Alex!

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

My pleasure

[@mercurious6699]

great video, thank you

[@ra-moonluis]

Thanks so much for the update!!!

[@KamikazeGerman]

I think also about a new lens for my Camera, the Sony FE 16-35 mm F2.8 GM II

[@anuraghole9830]

Great video Sir.

[@NATIVEUS]

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[@Alexzarfatifilms]

Access to download unlimited mp4 and GIFs to use in your pitch decks and storyboards

[@Peter-Dirks]

Many thanks Alex👍

[@joshsalcedo]

Well I guess its time for me to invest into vintage lenses now :)

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

lol yeah they’re 🔥

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[@MosaicArtizt]

Great video

[@matheusaraujo1962]

great content

[@ooppss5284]

why 35mm categorized as wide angle?i thought 24mm is a standard wide angle..

[@wakkowarner8810]

It all depends on the sensor size.

[@Alexzarfatifilms]

It depends on the sensor size but also 24 mm to 35 mm is a standard wide angle but 35 mm to 50 mm is a standard focal length representing something similar to the human eye

[@lucasvivante8988]

35 sits in between the wide and the standard. It's an all purpose. BTW natural field of view seems to be more in the 40-45 range than 50!

[@KAGARAKIS]

zoom lenses are awesome, but you loose stops...😐