Street Photography for Beginners / Nikon Z50 Low Light / Tokyo /

[@huntrrams]

Thanks for this!

[@Lenstrovert]

Glad you liked it! 🙏

[@OceansVideo]

Love your polite way of wandering and shooting. The longer lens allowed you to shoot some awesome street portraits with quite an intimate insight into people’s live and work. Thank you for a lovely video. Dominic

[@kzero2188]

planning to buy nikon z50 with 2 kit lens as my first camera than sony a6400 cause its menu system,.its good know the result in low light. ^^

[@rafaelsianturi8027]

what lens are you using?

[@zakharzhernovoy369]

hey bro great video! cozy vibe, thx for good mood. By the way, what camera you use for recording street? good quality

[@Lenstrovert]

Thanks for watching! Im using the old dji osmo pocket. It has its cons (lens not really wide enough) but its way cheaper than a gopro and osmo action especially on the used market.

[@adeptuslupulus6729]

Nice video, dude! As a Z50 owner my self im quite surprised with the performance in low light and the combo with the 16mm it's just great. I was thinking on buying that lens but now im 100% sure about it! I will be visiting Japan on february of 2024 if all goes well so this video gave me inspiration for the photos i want to take. Thanks!

[@Lenstrovert]

Thanks! Glad you liked this video. Yeah z50 is really great in low light especially when paired with the sigma16mm. One thing to note is that most of the photos taken from the 16mm ended up being cropped more because i find it too wide for my taste. In that case you may also consider the nikon 24mm f1.7. Smaller and cheaper.

[@旅行攝]

Beautiful photo, I also want to buy this lens, what are the 1.4 aperture, ISO and shutter speed at night?

[@Lenstrovert]

Thanks! Its a quality lens and the only donwside in my opinion is the lack of stabilization in the lens. As for my settings at night, i leave it to Aperture priority. Minimim ss set to 1/200, and max iso set to 6400. Then set to highlight metering and +2/3 up to +1 exposure compensation. This setting is great for night shots with bright lights like the places in this video. 🙂

[@旅行攝]

@@Lenstrovert Thank you for your reply. Is the aperture at night 1.4 and the average ISO below 1000?

[@Lenstrovert]

@@旅行攝 yeah i kept the aperture at 1.4. (1.8 when i switched to the 50mm) Then in most of the photos the iso were between 200-400. There are some photos that jumped to 2200 iso but if you have a camera released in the past 5 years i think thats not a problem and the photos would still look good.

[@OceansVideo]

Love your polite way of wandering and shooting. The longer lens allowed you to shoot some awesome street portraits with quite an intimate insight into people’s live and work. Thank you for a lovely video. Dominic

[@Lenstrovert]

Thanks for commenting! Yeah I also feel that way about the longer focal length. It’s also safer. 😁