VILTROX SPEED BOOSTER VS ADAPTER | Which One Should You Get?

[@Moustafa11]

Thank you for these videos. It's really nice to see new content for EF-M mount cameras. Even after getting RF cameras, I love my M cameras and it's a great value and form factor. I also use both the Viltrox adapter and speedbooster. I tend to use speedbooster a bit more for video and adapter more for photography so any 'softness' introduced wouldn't be an issue.

[@AndrewKnepper]

Yeah I think they are both great additions to the Canon M lineup! Thanks for watching!

[@chuckschillingvideos]

I think most serious photographers are going to want/need both.

[@techforever1970]

Damn, this whole photography thing I got myself into is super complicated.

[@AndrewKnepper]

Welcome to the rabbit hole!

[@techforever1970]

@@AndrewKnepper Thank you!

[@pictsidhe6471]

​@@AndrewKnepperThrough the looking glass!

[@snapsbyjasper]

Can you make a video about all the gears you have in making budget filmmaking?

[@AndrewKnepper]

Phew all of them... I definitely will eventually make a video along the lines of "my most used gear that I'd recommend"!

[@snapsbyjasper]

@@AndrewKnepper thanks I will be waiting on it.

[@Drey-Hobbies]

so a speed booster will reduce a micro 4/3 2.0x crop zoom to like 1.5x crop zoom? If that is the case, and I want more zoom, I should avoid the speed booster, and just opt for a regular adapter?

[@AndrewKnepper]

Correct!

[@pictsidhe6471]

The speed booster turns a 50mm f/1.8 into a 35mm f/1.2. It shortens and adds speed to a full frame lens.

[@amby8506]

@@pictsidhe6471that’s cool to know. What would it do to a 50mm 1.4? Make it a 35mm 1.2? I’m looking to buy a speedbooster and a 50mm 1.4 so I’d love to know! Thanks