Only 3 Lenses You Need As A Filmmaker

[@Evan-tp7ur]

Ah yes, I definitely should be thinking about product photography as a filmmaker

[@mr.croissant7960]

I caught that too haha

[@Shuttermemory]

You took the words right out of my mouth😅

[@isak97f]

For aps-c that would roughly translate to 10-15mm for the wide, 20-30mm for medium and 50-60mm for an equivalent tele lens

[@harrison00xXx]

Thanks! He just miss out so much NECESSARY facts when talking about specific stuff. i know its a maximum 1 Minute format to work on… but those half truths are super triggering as someone with knowledge

[@THATVYBE]

Thanks king I just got the fx30 this helped

[@CocoKoi321]

Tamron 17-70mm

[@Bobdrumbro]

@@CocoKoi321 With 11-20 and 70-180 35mm fast f1.4 prime and you're basically set for live.

[@shadow_banned]

sigma 18-35mm 1.8

[@dawfurby]

I have videos like this. They make it sound like you’re doing it wrong if you do anything but what is said in the video. If you’re beginning in photograph your videography you will have learned the famous quote “The best camera is the one you have with you.” There is zero reason to make someone believe that their kit is worse or better because they don’t use these lenses. In fact, if I remember correctly, the entire broadcast for the iPhone 15 launch was shot solely on the iPhone and nothing else: plastic lenses inside of a cell phone look great when they’re being manned by someone who knows how to use the tool. You can make award winning content with a kit lens. That’s that.

[@ErhireOkpomo]

Well said! That quote is on point!

[@Кот_жмотк-крутой]

Это миф

[@JoabTeruel]

Got a 18-135mm… check ✅😂😂

[@sempa1cat599]

i have the same one, its cool and comfortable, until its good lighting. i have canon 18-135 f 3.2. And i want buy a more high-power lens like 1.8 or 2.4 for portraits and staff

[@canul3801]

the problem is 18 mm may have distortion for some lens. chromatic aberation and high aperture.good for day shoot. bad after little dark other than that. its still my fav all day

[@tommolewis3105]

Great for travel and cutting down on weight, but optically, it’s nowhere near as good as three separate lenses of the same focal length. You’ll have far more distortion on the wide end Much less sharpness A much narrower aperture which will render it useless in low light but also have next to no subject separation unless all the way in the telephoto end.

[@CocoKoi321]

Crappy lens is crappy in low light Get the tamron 70-180 and 17-70mm

[@Кот_жмотк-крутой]

​@@canul3801tamron 15-30 f 2,8 -best

[@JesusChristSaves.]

I have a Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8 - and the Sigma 28-105mm f/2.8 - so just with those 2 lenses I'm able to cover 17mm to 105mm all in f/2.8 🔥 So literally covering that entire focal range you're talking about. Plus, I have the Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8 G2' for those longer/tighter shots! And a Sony 85mm f/1.4 G Master, plus a Sony 35mm f/1.8! Id say im pretty much covered in all areas. And like i said, the first 2 lenses alone carry 17mm to 105mm at f/2.8 The Sigma 28-105mm 2.8 is a beast! I love it ❤️

[@blackcatooow]

sounds like a ton of lenses thats great, the sigma covers an incredible range but the package is a bit tiring to handle as far weight goes though

[@hermanzhang6494]

35mm f1.4 and 50mm f1.4 is totally enough for basically everything.

[@liquaard2824]

The best combination is one 50 mm and one zoom lens lime 24-70mm

[@evi1ways]

24-70. 50, 70-200 My choice for 20 years.

[@Cheeztoe]

My 18-200 mm: 🤦‍♂️

[@27siddarth]

Don't get more than 100/200mm. Else if you get one you might think 'hmm let me try wildlife ' then you go see some youtube videos then decide to go for it. Then realise the photos you see others take are on fear worth 20k. Then get depressed thinking you will never be able to get those shots.

[@Attya-y2y]

I'd put 80 in the mid group, and last one a 100-400 or 200-600. That being said, the Sony 70-200 is a beast lens

[@cloudyrain0064]

instead of 85-100mm i highly recommend 85-135 range i have a 70-200 and have been using it at 135 a lot lately and other then portraits its also amazing for street photography cars ect, a must to keep in mind and try!

[@jambonavecdubeurre]

buy a lens around 18-50 range for aps c, and around 24-70 range for full frame. it'll cover 80% of your needs

[@LiToCoasterCouple]

This is why we love the RF24-105 f4 The only downside is the F4 but the range is just 👌🏻

[@connornyhan]

Most real movies shoot between T2.8 and T8. T4 and T5.6 are pretty common. If you can’t get good shots at T4 (or f4), it’s not the lens.

[@johnmorrisproductions]

I have a 600mm, it’s to much almost all of the time. But my 18-35, 50, 16, and 70-200 I use constantly.

[@doktorr23]

These KZbinrs smh..no you don’t need a 16-35 unless you’re shooting real estate or architecture. Save your money, A 24-70 f2.8 or 24-105 f4 is all you need. 24mm on a full frame is wide enough for any establishing shots.

[@connornyhan]

I love how in the opening shot, one on the lenses you talk about is t present. Thought you could sneak the Tokina 11-16mm in instead of the Sigma 50mm and no one would notice?

[@McJuneTagaBukid]

I'm using 28-80mm for all around shots.

[@Engeyarrakazehbi3456]

I would say skip 3 zooms and go for 6primes, 16mm,24mm,35mm,50mm,85mm and a 135mm for every shoot the best image quality👌🏽

[@iDealMedley]

A ultra wide is a must have for big group photos.

[@40Labs]

I have a Sony A6700 with sony 12-24mm f4, sony 18-105mm f4 and the Tamron 35-150mm f2-2,8.

[@IIDannyBoyII]

24mm, 50mm, and 70-200

[@GlennHanns]

My 35-150 T2 -2.8 is used 90% of the time

[@matlupi6354]

what lens is that bro? can you share it😅

[@tommolewis3105]

@@matlupi6354it’s a tamron, just google tamron 35-150. It’s about £1800.

[@golem_videomaking]

@@matlupi6354tamron's one, good and versatile lens but it's giant

[@the_null_man]

​​@@matlupi6354I think you made a typo, since the only lenses of that focal range that I'm aware of the Sigma/Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8 (remember: T-stops and f-stops are not the same)

[@UNCUTVIDZ]

Great video 🔥

[@hermanzhang6494]

24-70 and 70-200

[@ThomasGush]

16mm and a 600mm I think I'm set

[@hejwazzup]

Toffe video! Je hebt mij iig overtuigd om vaker een panorama te schieten. Ik doe dat eigenlijk nooit.

[@blackcatooow]

I am finally doing something similar after almost two years only using a 28-75 f2.8 I moved to a 20mm f1.8 , and after selling the zoom, a 50mm f1.4 GM is next, third is tamron 70-180 G2 and that is the end, keeping that 67mm filter thread

[@APB9002]

1200mm super telephoto >>>

[@kenbahr7235]

My 3 lenses: 1) sigma 14-24 f2.8 2) Sony 24-105 f4 3) Tamron 35-150 f2-2.8

[@nicholasbessette2001]

600f4 is a need !

[@Koji-888]

9-18mm Olympus (cheap - light) 12-35mm Lumix (2.8) 💁🏻‍♀️💕😍 40-150mm Olympus. (cheap - light)

[@DanielMartinez-nx7fy]

I've got TAMRON 35-150mm f2-2.8 Viltrox 85mm f1.8 Sigma 30mm f1.4 Viltrox 16mm f1.8 all are very versatile lens but the tamron is all i need😅😂

[@rolandszadai1522]

change the 50 prime for a light 2.8 zoom for film....MUCH MORE verstatile. I used 35 1.4 for a decade on gimball, and now using the 28-70 sigma, never looking back. We need a few primes for specific stuff but not for everyday that's a hype.

[@noth606]

well, everything is a compromise on something, I have a 16-70 which is like a swiss army knife or a multitool. It'll do almost anything but if you have a prime you'll sooner compromize on the focal length and run the prime than reach for the 16-70 if possible. Not that the 16-70 is "bad" but it has a lot of compromises built into it that turn it into a multool it is, it's slow above all. But it does have OSS heh, so for some stuff it's gold.

[@howardjiang7095]

For shooting wildlife, you need a lens other than these 3 lenses.

[@goshicus]

Those 3 lenses are just basics, if you ever want to grow you need to use some irregular lens

[@burd.]

My Sony 18-110 servo is on my camera almost 24/7

[@tomrohan8480]

I've got a 18-300 😢

[@SSakib000]

3 lenses I need but I can't afford 🙂

[@Akirilus]

Me grasping my g9 with 100-300 saying to myself, it's not enough.

[@sjcproductionsandmedia]

I want the Canon 24-105mm RF f/2.8 L lens

[@kytoober5137]

So you need "all" of the normal focal lengths, according to this...

[@Smooth1productions]

I use my 18-105 as my all everything lens 50mm1.4 75mm1.8&70-200mm

[@ArijeetGupta.]

A 24-105 f4 and you're good for all of it

[@theworldcinema2000]

I need just 50mm lens

[@mathieucithi]

Very nice fossil watch, can you please write the model ? Btw very nice video even if I use primes rather than zooms

[@jacksonmixedit]

I have a crop sensor so this all frustrates me I have no idea what I need

[@harrison00xXx]

multiply everything with the crop factor for the effective FL you get

[@who3033]

nothing, you have everything already

[@connornyhan]

Wide: something between 10-20 Standard: anything between 28 and 40 Tele:technically anything over 50, but realistically 70 and above.

[@TheMrHolmes]

Sick that means my 24 to 70 on my A7four that has an APS crop zoom gives me a 24 to 105. I only need one lens.

[@robertfaulkner1824]

Your crop factor goes up on the lower too.

[@1sttakefilms]

Can’t do it in 4k is the only thing that sucks

[@TheElliotEquation]

"Filmmaker" Shows 3 stills lenses.

[@FaustasK.]

I have MID (17-85mm) and TIGHT (70-300mm), What I need?

[@dankelly]

Good job using a thumbnail on your short. Well done. 👍

[@creativeharith]

Yes, all you just need is 16mm to 200mm

[@kingghidorah8106]

You showed an €2200 lens, then a €1200 lens and finally an €3000 lens. You can get a sigma 24-70 f2.8, a sifma 70-200 ii and a 200-600G for that together and still save for rent and food.

[@brunoqueiros2971]

when i bought my first dslr second hand, canon 6d for 400€ i didnt think i wouldnt be able to buy lenses bcs they just super expensive, so ill just store it or toos it away bcs im not spending hundreds or a couple thousands on a fckn lens, i fell bad for being poor

[@ahmadsaad5613]

What about anamorphic lens

[@陆巍予]

For filmmaker, only 3 lens should be 24, 50, and 85. Budget vintage prime is preferred，cheap and fast. If need autofocus，just get a 24-105 f4

[@AdiusOmega]

Shots still look like they were shot on an iphone lol.

[@_argx_]

12mm samyang f2 30mm sigma f1.4 85mm viltrox f1.8 I am a apsc user

[@bwcfr]

not the lens’ being more than my life

[@ericmodesto3414]

Two Lens: Sigma 18-35 and 50-100

[@harryvlogs7833]

Nope always need an ultrawide lens

[@MrCloud254]

“80 to 100mm” - shows off a 70-200 lol

[@caseyboone7018]

anyone see the name of one of the cameras as Sigma?

[@mikejoe9121]

Can I ask you what do you use these on I’m looking at the video and I’m wondering what your filming with

[@Gaming_Doggo]

Tamron 18-400mm🗿

[@ehabko5818]

Well, I have got tamron 35-150😌

[@gauravkamat420]

Focul ???? Or focal 😅

[@shadainbond]

What is that table mat called

[@Thedesinavigator]

Only three lenses lol what a joke. Kids you gotta understand the scene to make a decision on the lensing.

[@zyx0011]

The number of lenses don’t really matter much, as long as they need it and it fits their style. The beautiful film, “Call me by your name” is only shot with a 35mm

[@Thedesinavigator]

@@zyx0011 as i said its a creative decision you are making. It can never be the ‘only 3 lenses’ as a ‘filmmaker’

[@stumpf9938]

@@Thedesinavigatoryou’re being pretty pedantic about this. It’s obvious that this was a broad statement being made and it’s undeniable that 99% of shots can be achieved with the 3 types of lenses mentioned in the video.

[@DumbAsh00]

Yikes i checked out your "films". Don't try and talk about filmmaking like you know anything 🤡💀

[@Thedesinavigator]

@@DumbAsh00 says the guy posting gilbert lol. Ofcourse i put all my films on youtube for your ma to watch man.

[@toponeproduction454]

U can always just buy 24-105 😂

[@LegacysAngelTransportation]

So with the 24 to 105mm, you should be good for almost anything? I have an f4 but working towards the f2.8.

[@polootaru4400]

Quick question,whats the title of the song you used for this video?

[@private411]

Will my 600mm work?

[@IiTzJasonAyo]

Just get a 24-70

[@rishi4299]

Anything after 80 is just fine💀

[@nb468]

thumbs up

[@christianjadot4459]

If you leave out a 28mm you are just wrong.

[@Wondersofearth-x5y]

I don’t have money 😢😢😢

[@Blazerrrrrrrrr]

Why use Sigma and Sony when Zeiss exists

[@frederickontour1478]

3 Best lenses for a photographer: - 24-70 mm - 70-200 mm - 85 mm

[@razansue]

filmmaker use pl mount lens

[@Mexploitation]

No, only 3 Lenses You need as a filmmaker

[@bachtiarfirgiawan1596]

Please just stop saying it a ‘Tight Lens’. There’s no such thing. Tight crop/ tight field of view, yes. Tight lens? Definitely not. Just say it a ‘Telephoto Lens’. As that this should be named.

[@g3rmany600]

Or just grab a versatile lense and you don't to spend big bucks on anything else.

[@Bobdrumbro]

Nonsense! It is so dependent on what you shoot.

[@lukazupie7220]

So all u need is 24-70

[@G.comenterr]

SIGMA 🎉

[@JohnJohnson-bo5sv]

Da!

[@Emiliano-Oseguera]

Photo lenses for video? lol

[@James373ugeueywh]

Sigma?

[@qenreblayers5331]

Nope, you ever done any real movie or tv series dude? I did.

[@SinuosityViolin]

Bruh

[@FolkeFox]

This is trash advice lol

[@Tuhueleamierda1991]

maybe you shouldve mentioned looking for one with a constant aperture..?