Best prime lenses for weddings - focal length comparison on Sony A1

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

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[@orcapodmedia]

This is one of the best videos about lens out there. Actual practical creative use comparisons as opposed to showing us a brick wall and talking about numbers.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

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[@Deus-b2w]

its 2024 now and youre still helping a lot of people, specially new/amateur photographers or some like me that is starting photography from hobby now a side hustle and hopefully a pro, but one thing i want to mention R.I.P. Replay button from 2:35- 2:37 this 5 seconds made me now your number 1 fan and subscriber. thank you again for all your videos. it is very very helpful for us beginners

[@jml7916]

I have always been struggling between the 85 and the 50 on my second body, your simple exercise has made my decision. 50mm for indoor, 85mm for outdoor. No idea why I didn't see that before.

[@wesleyadi]

What this actually shows me is that 1) Your'e an amazign photographer 2) it doesn't really matter what lens you're using, if you know what you're doing. Btw, that Black & white shot with the 135mm was breathtaking...

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks dude!

[@Hawtload]

135 = headshots 85 = waist-up portraits 50 = knee-up portraits 35 = full body 24 = group shots

[@dinkobilic9078]

I feel like there is 35-50mm overlap, a bit

[@DJaysParadise]

That is absolute nonsense

[@clickymcclickerson6935]

Holy cow dude, photographers dream about taking shots this beautiful. Your style and editing is just so inspiring.

[@VZAAGE]

Great information and sample shots. It's shocking that you only have 1K+ subscribers. Keep the great content and you're bound to have many more before you know it.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks dude! I’m literally taking first baby steps here on KZbin - started in mid Jan this year. Also - love your channel, I’m into drawing but so far I use my skills only for those thumbnails 😂

[@Bathingwookie]

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[@TheOneMonk]

I keep coming back to this video. It is really well done, pleasantly explained and very well presented. It deserves 6-digit views.

[@LMActionsports]

I am that photographer that just loves compression and higher focal lengths. I shot a whole wedding using the sigma 105 f1.4 art lens. But normally I use the 85 and 50mm for all weddings. I just did a small wedding and it was in a little pavilion and all I could use was a 50 mm and a 35 mm. It took me right out of my comfort zone and once you start going so wide you lose that nice beautiful Bokeh for wider photos. I was all excited to use my new 135 mm F 1.8 GM but not at this little venue. I did get to use it for the bride & groom poses. If I can I try to use 85mm for everything, group photos and I just love how it looks

[@DDHDTV]

WOW! your pictures gave me that wow-effect I haven't had for a long time when looking at pictures. Great shots, lovely editing

[@EdwargGz]

Thank you Magic! I love 35 and 50 but I wasn’t sure that this would be a good combo, and you explained so well! 35/50 GM FTW!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

35 and 50 for the win!! :) Glad you liked the video!

[@EdwargGz]

@@MagicWeddingPhotographer loving your Chanel! Thank you!

[@ResizeFilms]

I shoot 90% of the time in my wedding films with the 50mm 1.2 GM and the other 10% of the time with the 24mm 1.4 GM. The 24mm is really good for establishing shots and group shots with minimal distortion. Other than that, the 50mm is for me the perfect focal length for wedding films. Beautiful bokeh, easy to separate your subjects.

[@LMNDZ513]

wonderful video!..Me personally I like the 35mm and 85mm combo..for events I shoot. keep up the good work!..

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

lovely combo!

[@SimplestUsername]

You did a great job showcasing the differences between these lenses. For your example scenario at 14:40, I feel like the 85mm slightly nudged out the 50mm for the best image, but 85mm is harder to "run-and-gun" with for an event like a wedding so a 50mm is a better early career purchase in my opinion. Though, Sony 85 1.8 is an exceptional lens and can be found for cheap on used market. I personally use that lens a ton because I predominantly shoot dance performances which require standing further away.

[@luisfaustino]

You should have called this the “definitive guide to sony primes”. amazing vid, super helpful.

[@joeanthony8276]

With the amazing 24 1.4 out, and the newly launched 35 1.4 and 50 1.2, this is exactly the kind of video I’ve been searching KZbin for. You just gain a new subscriber! Keep up the great content!! Cheers!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Glad I could help!

[@khengteoh4318]

I have 24 50 and 105 primes and 70 200 and I was thinking of using the 50 and 24 for a wedding coming up

[@Wistbacka]

Super informative video. Especially about how lines are affected by 35 vs 50 mm! At 12:14, any chance you could tell or make a video on how you edited that photo? I try to figure out how you get that graded look without it looking fake. Just one of the most amazing portraits I have seen.

[@apamacam4838]

For fuji, they have 16mm (24 mm FF), 23mm (35m FF), 35mm (53 mm FF), 56mm (85 mm FF) and 90mm (135 mm FF). So yeah, principles you've mentioned in this video are applicable for Fuji, or sony and canon aspc system for that matter. Just saying...

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the video. I started shooting weddings back in the late 1960s. At that time, I shot complete weddings with only a normal lens (50mm equivalent) on a medium format film camera. Later, I shot weddings with a normal lens (50mm equivalent), a wide-angle lens (28mm equivalent), and a telephoto lens (135mm equivalent) on a medium format film camera. Today, I shoot weddings with a slightly wide lens (35mm equivalent), a wide-angle lens (21 or 24mm equivalent), a slight telephoto lens (85 or 90mm equivalent), and a telephoto lens (150mm equivalent) on a digital camera. I also have two or three zooms in my wedding backup kit.

[@BulletBarDave]

I'm a commercial photographer and I have to say I love your YT channel! Great tips on the Sony platform and, yes, I even learned a few things. Well done and Thank You. Dave

[@HSNG10]

You did well to illustrate the effects of different focal lengths under similar settings. Thank you for the good work!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aligizzle69]

Great work as always, Magic Man!! My 35 GM arrived today. Just an awesome lens. And I think it may replace my 24 GM and I’ll go 35/85GM as you suggest! Keep up the great work

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks dude! Omg, so jealous of your 35GM, I have to return the piece I had to Sony and haven’t ordered mine yet 😭! 35+85 it’s a great combo!

[@aligizzle69]

@@MagicWeddingPhotographer it’s amazing! I sometimes found the 24 too wide, but 55 too tight. 35 seems just perfect to me. Just wish I had your mad photography skills! Are you going to be offering presets? Really love the tones in this shoot

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Yup, sounds like you’re 35 and 85 guy haha! I’ve been planning to make my presets forever and have been working on it for a while already - hopefully they’ll be available soon 🙌🏻

[@tobyhooper2277]

Super helpful. 35 & 50, great shout, I was beginning to forget about the all important 50 until now! always thought these would be too close. Thank you

[@rabindrajayaraj1882]

Focal Length and Composition MASTER CLASS!. Very SUPERB. THANKS a LOT. It was like watching a movie. I viewed this video at midnight. 🙏🏼

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks so much my friend!! I’m really glad you enjoyed this one!!

[@erichly]

damn..you have me convinced for shooting a 35 and 50 combo - awesome work and thanks!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

great combo :)

[@borrie321]

great video, just bought the 135mm 1.8 and the 50mm 1.2, now waiting for the A1

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks! Good choice!

[@Hawtload]

8:52 in shots like this with the 50mm, if you take the time to straighten/level the walls in the background, it'll look like a fine art photo.

[@nadyajjl]

It’s amazing how fast your channel has grown. I remember watching this thinking why doesn’t this guy have more subscribers

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Awww thanks so much! Thanks for the comment, hope you enjoy the content!

[@larrylaffer4304]

interesting video. i have my first civil weeding shoot on friday. in my Back 2 aps-c cameras and 3 lenses: 24mm, 75mm, and 112,5mm (already calculated 1.5 crop).

[@sulaymen]

Really nice comparison Magic! As I shot Sigmas, I usually pair 20&85 or 35&105. I think one day (I hope) I will switch to GM's so I think I would go for 35&85. Again, thanks for the great guide and keep posting!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Ah sweet combos you have! Thanks for kind words, appreciate it!

[@jeroenvdw]

You make the 35 and 50mm combo super nice. While I think it's entirely possible to have the 35mm on a high res camera (A1/A7R12345) and use crop mode to get the 50mm look. For large prints it shouldn't matter and the 35mm is sharp enough to still be sharp while using crop mode. Then you can either leave your other lenses at home or bring the 85/135mm and get 127.5/202.5mm in crop. Amazing photos 👍

[@bmkq2007]

Great input and in depth analysis, much appreciated my dear. Amazing portraits, i really liked them and i can easily feel the vibe. All your edits are unified in terms of contrast and color pallet. Perfect

[@bmkq2007]

If i happen to visit your country land i will definitely order a shoot from you, seriously. Subbed to your channel

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks so much, glad you liked it! And yeah - come to Poland!

[@yannaing6976]

thank for knowing about of different of lens Can sony 14mm f1.8 use in prewedding?

[@Hawtload]

the 135 is more of a specialty use portrait/headshot lens, so make sure that's exactly what you're buying it for. because that's basically all you can do with it (beautiful outdoor portraits).

[@mattsmith2208]

Hi Magic, I like the look of the 35mm and 50mm. Would the Sony 24-70 2.8 GMII achieve the same result as both of those lenses or would they look different at those focal lengths. Thanks

[@dinkobilic9078]

I LOVE the photos you presented in this video. LOVE it!!!

[@gunnarbjarkiii]

beautiful photos man!, you make every lens look amazing here, I feel like 24mm and 50mm is a perfect combo for a wedding day, if it's candid photos, but i would swap the 24 for 35mm, and 50 for 85mm if it's posed, 24mm allows you to get so much in the frame wich can be nice in a lot of situations

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks dude! Totally agree wit 24-35-50-85 quad-combo :)

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

new to sony so looking at YT vids for lens options and you popped up. thank you for the effort and the sharing. wonderful demo of the power of different focal lengths. impressive. BIG thumbs up.

[@tinkywinky20]

You are giving me the answers i am searching for a really long time. Plus its kinda nice to hear you speaking. Thank you really much!

[@nycks1]

35 1.8, and 135 1.8 on my A9's for weddings

[@arhon888]

Thanks for sharing. I would love to see a comparison, showing or documenting the distance differences needed between photographer and subject for some typical shots. ie. full length body, close-up head and shoulders at 35, 50, 80, 135.

[@kennypringle4580]

I carry two cameras, started out with 24-70 and 70-200. Then I got to hating the weight of the 70-200 and went with an 85. I’m pretty happy with the 24-70 and 85 combo, but I have tried the 35 and 85 combo and I love the lightness of these two primes. I think it’s a good mix for me although I’ll keep a 50, 24-70 and 70-200 in my bag just in case I feel the need.

[@bahaatamer1245]

so you didn't get rid of the 70-200 weight issue in the end

[@kennypringle4580]

@@bahaatamer1245 I may bring it along to weddings but I rarely use it.

[@jeremiahdagcutan7759]

I also do this one. I always carry 2 camera. 1 crop and 1 fullframe mode with 24mm and 85mm. I usually use the 24mm on the crop which provides a FOV similar to 35mm and 85mm on the fullframe. Then if I need to shoot wider, I'll just transfer the 24mm on the fullframe and if I need longer, I'll just use the 85mm on the crop. I haven't tried using crop mode coz afaik, they suck out pixels. I don't have a7riv so I'm using crop since it has a native of 24mp.

[@Quanswiese]

Woa, the music is VERY distracting in the beginning.

[@firpofutbol]

People say get an 50mm of 85 mm for portraits but it makes my face look fat. Like no, I need 28-35mm for my face with really low aperture like f1.4 or something.

[@analou07]

Hi magic i have sony a6400 how to set for wedding just for my cousins wedding

[@seanjameson3544]

Superb review, one of the best demonstrations of the GM's I've seen. Subscribed.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vegasphotographer9812]

Love your videos thanks for the information I will love to see a editing tutorial from you :) do you use Lightroom for your editing? Thanks again

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey Dude! Thanks so much! I do use Lightroom only and I use very simple editing with one preset. I do have a masterclass video on how I edit in my preset store if you want to check this out: store.magicweddingphotographer.com

[@yannickderennes996]

Nice video and great shots as well! Thanks for your hard work! Just a question : can you use the s35/aps-c mode on your A1 to change your field of view? You could use your 24mm as a 35mm or your 50mm as a 75mm for example. It's like 4 primes with 2 lenses ;). Does it work?

[@LtDeadeye]

It works! You just sacrifice some resolution. Gigapixel AI can solve that :)

[@charliipresley]

You would also multiply the focal length by 1.5 crop to get true idea of DOF. So the 24mm 1.4 on crop becomes a 36mm f2.1 (1.4) as far as light gathering ,2.1 as far as bokeh.

[@saxophonistscorner]

How much of a difference does the Sony 24-70 G master look versus the equivalent prime lenses?

[@strider00111]

What about using zoom lens?

[@quinn_kane_]

This is such a fantastic video, thank you.. I've been using an 85 on one camera and a zoom 35 - 70 on the other.. I've wanted to upgrade the zoom and think I'll either go for a 35 or nifty 50.. thanks again

[@Adriana.Gabriela]

Wish you added a 105mm to the video. I loooove the 135, but the 105 is cheaper 😬 Otherwise, awesome video!

[@lauriewahlig2819]

Love your videos and really enjoyed this one!!!! You said shooting with 50 1.4 but photos were labeled 1.2? Was this the new lens??

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Great catch! So all the portraits I showed when talking about the 50mm were shot with Zeiss 50/1.4, but the one photo used for the same scene with all lenses were shot with 50GM :) Glad you enjoyed this video!

[@AmirMak]

The OCD is so real! The urge to get the lines straight if not in real time then in the post😄... Great Vid brother!

[@justinweeks6608]

This is so so helpful! Thank you for making this!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

I’m so happy to hear that!

[@Thumpr110]

This is an excellent comparison and fantastic shots.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks Tyler! Glad you liked it!

[@silviocaravelli3567]

I think 50mm is the only lens we would need to be attached in our Camera. Can do everything. Thanks.

[@JaredTremper]

Good methodology and presentation! I liked that you mentioned inside versus outside and when people can possible get in the way.

[@aceboy8613]

I have 35 and 24 gm i am sorry but the 24 1.4 gm is the best lens i have ever used in Sony full frame camera before i love 85 my best portrait lens i like 55mm as well for the money and the sharpness but 35 is something that i don't use a lot i like 24 focal length specially videos

[@novembersgold]

Absolutely phenomenal video… I’m still learning and lord this has helped so much compared to the usual. Not only does it go over the focal lengths and their characteristics, but it’s used in a practical setting… just wow 🎉

[@Asus2008ME]

Hi, What about 28 instead of 35 combined with a 50 or 85?

[@thebisdakbackpacker5074]

Thank you sir your video is very informative ive learned a lot today.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@normannavarro7212]

Thanks very informative. The colors of photos 🔥🔥🔥

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

My pleasure!

[@sergionfotografia]

Here a friend from Spain learning English just by following you. You are the KZbinr that I need in my life!! Do you think I will be able to understand your preset without knowing English? At the moment with 35 GM and 85 with the Sony A7 IV, for the third lens in wedding reporting, 24 or 50? thanks a lot!!

[@mareksykora3891]

long time I was shooting 85mm but I was quite often limited by min focus distance... so my combo is 35/1.4 and 100/2.8 macro now and love it :)

[@JonarleM]

hi 85gm?

[@mareksykora3891]

@@JonarleM no, canon 85/1.8 usm

[@project92studio38]

Hi Magic. Do you recoomend 135mm or 70-200 for ceremony & during speeches?

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey! It’s completely up to you - both are gonna be awesome for this. I personally don’t use any of these too, as they’re too big. If I need reach I use 85mm in APS-C mode and that gives me around 130mm

[@chadaztig07]

What about your thoughts on 28mm. More and more photographers now use these 28mm for weddings i think because of the recent leica q2 release. Im really planning to get 28mm rather than the common 35mm.

[@kassiosilvaphotography]

Great video ... your work is awesome ... congrats! Just a quick question ... when shooting 24 or 35 ... do you correct ´distortion control´ in LR? Greetings from Brazil - Thanks :)

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks so much dude! I keep it off in LR! :)

[@OneWeekGetAway]

This is a very good video - thanks for posting. Just subscribed.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you liked it!

[@carinaallende]

The best video on the topic I have seen so far! Thank you :)

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Wow, thank you!

[@danfreal8871]

Thank you for the knowledge, now I know when to use my 35 and 85 in a wedding situation 😄

[@analou07]

Hello i have sona6400 and im not a ptotograper,, my cousin wants me to be there with my camera lol, so it means il be in the wedding being to be photograper,, its only basic camera,, can you help me what im a gonna use to shoot them

[@KC-wt4fz]

Very good and infomative video. However background music during intro kinda loud and distracting.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Noted! Thanks

[@brandonthompson15]

Amazing video. I love the comparisons.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks Brandon!

[@thehotdoglover]

Super helpful. I currently have the 24 and 35 1.4 GMs because they're just my favorites. Debating between 50 and 85 for the next lens. 85 would probably make the most sense but I do find its uses kinda limited, and it also feels way less intimate than the others. Almost an outsider's perspective. Leaning toward the 50 for this reason for the times when I want to take full body portraits. I also feel like full frame 1.4 lenses are way more versatile than the same focal length at f2, 2.8, etc, so the rules of thumb don't always apply.

[@papsny]

Love the video! Have been working on switching from the zooms to just primes. Since I carry 2 x R4s, I try the crop mode to have 2 focal lengths per prime. Thanks for your insights! More power to you!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thank you my friend!

[@ellabaltatoiu5182]

You forgot to mention what kind of Sony camera are you shooting with. It looks like an Alpha 6400 or something. Adding a crop factor of 1.5 to the lenses, the result will be different using a full frame...

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey! No crop! Shot on Sony A1

[@jmacias2574]

Great information. I use my 135mm a ton. More than all my others. I tried the 50 but wasn’t too happy with it. I will definitely try the 35mm and now I want the 85. I tend to use my tamron 17-28 f2.8 more than the 50. I’m getting rid of the 50! Nice running caps by the way, what brand??

[@Fotogoscar]

Wonderful content. Love these focal length comparison

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thanks dude! And thanks for comment on my IG profile!

[@krisco]

I went from a 50mm to 85mm but now find I'm not a fan of the 85mm working distance. Like you I like to be closer, so I'm looking to come back to 50mm. Any thoughts on the 50mm 1.4 zeiss vs the new GM 1.2?

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

you can watch my 50GM review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXTNfZKvh9Gana8 as I talk about it a little bit. In general: - 50GM is way faster in Af speed; - in the same size you get 1.2; - 50GM is little bit sharper and bokeh is more smooth, plus you get less aberration - both have very nice image 50GM it’s a better lens, but if you can get 50 Zeiss even used, (but make sure you test out the IQ, as they seemed to vary from piece to piece), you can have really great lens at really great price.

[@yavuzs.3766]

WoW happy to discover this Chanel. Really enjoy your videos. To start as photographer, do you advice me 35-50 or 35-85. At the moment I can’t afford three lenses. And why prices of lenses is too much in Europe 😭 in USA is cheaper (B&H).

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

thanks dude! I’d say go with 35 and 85 as you will have more flexibility! yeah, with prices I feel you, we have more taxes here in Europe 😭

[@yavuzs.3766]

@@MagicWeddingPhotographer Thank You📸👍🏻

[@eggs-benny]

Great video, really helpful that you provided a set of images from each focal length, thank you!

[@brianmasengale1379]

Hi magic,, I see all these photos are natural light do you ever use flash or studio lights?

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey! I use flash only for dance floor stuff and reception when it gets dark.

[@ivandislaperez4715]

i would do 24 on my pocket, 35 on 1 body, 50 on my second body and a 85 in my bag for last ceremonies

[@boyantrifonov]

Hello Maciej, Thank you for this video! I am new to photography and videography. As a social dancer myself I am interested in event photography. I already have a full frame 35mm f/1.8 After watching a few of your videos my next lenses will probably be a 24mm f/1.8 and later the 50mm f/1.8 With a combo of 24-35-50 you can cover 95% of your needs.

[@axlverheul672]

Awesome! Much needed with all the GMs out there and very nice photos

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

glad you liked it!!

[@johnreuyan7428]

I'm using 35mm gm and sigma 85dg dn and i love it. Thank of your vedio.

[@got2beable]

perfect and beautiful content/photos. instant subbed

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Thank you so much!

[@lulubarrera3650]

Great photo examples.. thank you

[@sylviahoke7513]

Super helpful comparisons! Thank you.!

[@DaveAerialPhotography]

Great video, huge help! I use 35, 85 but now considering a 50 1.4 sigma.

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Haha I kinda knew you guys gonna love those 50mm shots! Make sure you check my 50GM review to see full set shot with 50mm focal length: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXTNfZKvh9Gana8

[@georgeverdzadze7063]

Hi, nice video, thanks Any way if you could share your presets or at least sale it? Thanks in advance!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey dude! Thanks so much! I’ve been working on preset for a while now and launch is literally around the corner - stay tuned!

[@georgeverdzadze7063]

@@MagicWeddingPhotographer hey Notes urs, Awaiting ur preset to be shared, thanks in advance!

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

🧙🏻‍♂️ Just wanted to update you on this - my preset is finally ready! You can get in here: store.magicweddingphotographer.com

[@georgeverdzadze7063]

@@MagicWeddingPhotographer thanks but too expensive

[@joshuachubbphotography]

My fave combo for weddings is 28+50

[@3rebornxd]

My only two primes are the GM 35 and GM 135. I think I'm gonna get the GM... What do you think? Or is 85 needed?

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

It would be definitely nice to have something in between - could be either 50 or 85 depending on how close you like to shoot

[@das2003]

Really cool video! Enjoyed it a lot. What's the sharpest lens in this video? In your opinion? Looking forward to the next video.

[@РустамГ-р5ь]

135 gm

[@MrBennyrick77]

Your a legend! Listening to every word your say. YES this video was VERY helpful, I feel I can look at the 35mm as my general wide lens, but now I see the use of the 50mm over the 85mm, but I think I would like to have both in my bag, because you know you dont want to be close in some cases maybe the bridge is not as approachable or something, so that 85mm will have it's use, also in bigger spaces. But I could see in a tight space going between the 35 and 50mm because I would natrally have to be closer.. Very interesting, great comparisons. What amazing oranges you get from those flowers, I assume they are all "fake flowers" lol as I have never seen anything like that, but damn they look so awesome, that is my new favourite colour!

[@walegm]

Nice content mate. Subscribed. One question 85mm 1.4 and 135mm 1.8 for someone who owns a macro lens and dabbles between street weddings and product. What would you suggest is the better buy

[@MagicWeddingPhotographer]

Hey Dude! Thanks so much! Between 85 and 135 I’d say 85 is more versatile.

[@paulmeek537]

Did you shoot all those shots wide open at f/1.4? You were able to get both models in focus with it wide open?

[@mareksykora3891]

I'm not able and believe not all were take wide open... it's hard to capture both eyes sharp with 35/1.4 and to be honest, dslr is not capable to do it properly... maybe with dpaf