What Lens shall I buy? Part #2 - Bokeh comparison

[@isatche]

This channel is criminally underrated. Very well expalined and the production value is amazing.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much, Ivan! That keeps me going 😉

[@sridaranChandrasekar]

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[@wolfamri]

sridaran Chandrasekar Thank you 🙏 🙏🤗

[@11aparnakumari]

I agree, this could easily gain more subscribers considering the content and the way things are explained.

[@musabinho]

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[@loricohrs2303]

Your videos make things that are rather complex for beginners easy to understand. Thank you!!

[@wolfamri]

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probably the best place where anyone can access photography lessons, and that too, very generously, for free. No blah blah, everything presented very clearly, concisely, and very well supported with examples. I only discovered it now but better late than never

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your feedback!

[@ArtyMars]

omg that lense comparison tool on your website is perfect, exactly what i was looking for xD thankyou

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, it finally went online again yesterday. Glad it is helpful 🙏🙏

[@IslandInsanity]

Thanks for going straight to the information rather than taking me down a maze!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you for your feedback. Means a lot because that is always one of my biggest goals 🙏

[@arununni]

I love the simplicity with which you compare the various lenses. I have been through many channels that explain "why" you "should" pick x type of lense over y, but never as lucidly in the manner you have with illustrations. I've subscribed and look forward to seeing more updates.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much for your feedback and subscription. More to come, promised 😉.

[@gregfam6250]

I find how you keep switching between comparisons a few times very very helpful! Thank you for doing that! Your tutorials really make it easy for a beginner to understand this!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much for your feedback, Greg. That’s great to hear!

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Yes that really helped see the difference

[@rockabye_baby187]

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[@wolfamri]

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[@toneloc117]

This demonstration style is awesome. The explanations here are clear and the differences very easy to see, to the point that I can now have my own preference as to which shots I'd ideally like to be able to compose.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you 🙏🤗🙏

[@rtroyoqu]

Best channel I’ve come across to learn about this stuff.

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much, Ricardo 🙏🙏

[@normameyers4904]

You are the best photography instructor.

[@wolfamri]

Awww, thanks, Norma 🙏🙏

[@lapinuage]

awesome lesson, thank you so much for the comparisons of each one, time after time, step by step ! :D

[@wolfamri]

Thank you! Great to hear it was helpful! 🤗

[@lapinuage]

@@wolfamri indeed it is ! u know because of your examples, that's really amazing to notice how much the depth behind the model at the first plan is impacted by the lens 35 or 85mm.. so what to say if you use a 200 ! hehe

[@phillipc4918]

Absolutely the BEST presentation of the concepts of aperture and focal length!! Well done!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much, Phillip 🙏🙏

[@PedroTorresFilho]

I think I will have to watch all your videos. They are very good explaing their subjects. Thank you!

[@wolfamri]

🙏😍😉

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[@wolfamri]

awwwww!!! Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@Gusseq81]

2nd video in a row! I really appreciate how simple you show it. Thanks buddy!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you. Much appreciated feedback 😉🙏

[@Sergey_Sergeev]

Background is a dream on those shots!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Sergey!

[@davidpoo66]

Nice, I thought for some reason focal lengths are different from my old SLR 📷 cameras. Now can't wait for your next video, fixed vs zoom quality!😊

[@wolfamri]

They are still all the same 😉. But the image quality when shooting wide open has changed quite a bit. I’m currently working on the new course videos, but a lens series is also in the making. I really should finish some things before I start the next ones 😁

[@davidpoo66]

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[@wolfamri]

Thank you, great to hear that 🤗🤗

[@sooryadevk9797]

Great explanation. Easy to understand and feel the difference b/w lenses

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much 🤗🤗

[@hellopsp180]

Thanks this helped me decide that 85 f1.2 is worth it. But still a 35-150 f2 to 2.8 still is very useful.

[@wolfamri]

Great to hear that. Unfortunately life is not easy for us photographers, is it? 😆. Even once you decided which lenses you want, you still have to make a new decision on what to take with you each time you pack your bag.

[@quick.easy.eat23]

This was one of the best video that explains lenses! Ive been doing tons of research and honestly far the best!! Thank you so much for sharing this!! Bell on!! 💕stay safe and blessed! Much love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@wolfamri]

Thank you 🙏 🙏 A big stay safe to Canada 😉

[@JosephStalin01]

I totally agree with Ivan . . . excellent video with great explanation thank you :)

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗🙏

[@allan_f2203]

35mm looks good. Your videos are really helping with the comparisons

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Allen! I really appreciate your feedback!!! 🙏🤗

[@kurteichmiller7135]

Thank you, Sir, for sharing your knowledge.

[@wolfamri]

Thanks for your feedback, Kurt. Much appreciated!

[@dbranson501]

Well explained, thank you!!!

[@wolfamri]

Thank youuuu 🤗. Whenever you want to buy a new lens for portraits, I hope this can be your reference 😉

[@santhoshkumar1532]

Awesome....thank you Sir for explaining clearly.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Santhosh 🙏🙏

[@jonoy4375]

Great explanation with great samples.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Jonathan 🙏🙏

[@manubc94]

This video and part 1 has the perfect answers to any lens questions. You're the best. I'm subscribing. Kudos. Great video and well explained.

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much for your feedback 🙏🙏. I’m planning another one in the next few weeks that will answer the last few lens questions 😉.

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[@wolfamri]

Thank YOU 🤗🤗

[@_Name_]

Both the video and the web site give the obvious examples to determine: which focal length and aperture to choose for the particular portrait scenario even for experienced photographers. Great video and very helpful web site! Wish to have an application for iOS/Android to get the predictable results! Thank You for Your work!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@novivi4390]

What an amazing work!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much 🤗🙏

[@Lorett33]

I like this video and the others I have watched. I am a professional photographer, self taught, and trained in a studio, but now on my own. I'm trying to figure out what makes the best portraits. I take a photo shoot using multiple settings based on light, I have a wide angle for big groups etc. Thanks for this video, when I am outside I like lowering the ISO you showed in this photo, it makes a gorgeous picture.

[@wolfamri]

thanks, Loretta! Great to have a pro photographer watching too!

[@blackrose5774]

Just continue to deliver straight forward, intelligent, awesome content. Thanks a lot.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, 🙏😉

[@waynelast1685]

6:45 I have heard that before about the size of face features but I just do not see it at all. All I see is a slightly smaller entire face with 35mm compared to 50mm and 50 mm compared to 85 mm. The face proportions are their same. Oh wait.. unless it has something to do with the centering offset vertically and horizontally from the image center. Any experts out there?

[@wolfamri]

Well yes, if you place off center (particularly horizontally, the distortion will be bigger. Have you ever tried photographing the very same person with the same pose, composition etc. and the same relative size in your image and then bring it as payers into photoshop. It is most obvious when you have an exact comparison. The difference is admittedly not massive, but with portraits, small differences can make quite an impact.

[@reachanandkumarify]

That was very clear.. Answered lot of my questions..Thanks!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Anand. Great to hear that!

[@farisalfaris8120]

Excellent usefull video. But at 5:00, how is the view is wider with 200mm than with 85 ?!It is sure that she is not standing at the same distance from both lenses, arent she??

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Eric! You really got me thinking there. Then I opened the original images in Lightroom and checked. This is kind of an optical illusion. The 200mm isn't wider. But I can really see where you are coming from. When I looked at the video after your comment, I though &$%§ I made a mistake. But then I tried to find out what the problem was and in fact it is correct. It just looks as if due to coincidence.

[@joyceannediana4070]

Second video of you that I watched! And again, you explained it very well. And I like when you said, "In photography, there are no real rules. What counts is what you like best and what the people you photograph like best."

[@wolfamri]

Great to hear such feedback! Thank you for your support!!!

[@thapamedia2022]

Great tutorial!

[@wolfamri]

Thank you!!!

[@bmacleans]

Thanks

[@wolfamri]

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[@Yakelyn13]

Thank you for this informative video!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks for watching! Great to hear it is helpful!

[@rflsms]

Wow! thank you for your comparison, I wanted to see something like this for weeks! Such a great video!

[@wolfamri]

That's great to hear. Thanks for watching🤗

[@terrylayne11]

Highly effective in making it clearer! Awesome job!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Terrence. Great to hear such feedback 🙏

[@arhon888]

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing. This was really helpful. Love the website tool too! Being able to play around with this helped me get a clearer grasp of the advantages of each, and compare them with lenses I own. Another thing I would really love to see is a focal length comparison video for full body, half-length, and portrait, comparing the standing distances between photographer and subject required to achieve the same. Great work. Subscribed!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much for the feedback the subscription and the suggestion. I need to do some thinking how I could get that done 👌👌

[@arhon888]

​@@wolfamri Fantastic! You could do something similar to what you did on the web tool, but include a diagram to the side (maybe as a simple overlay) showing the camera and the model and the distance in metres/feet. It would be very useful, as I have not seen any other KZbin videos or websites that show this👍

[@wolfamri]

Brilliant idea as I was thinking about redoing all my lens videos. Thanks!

[@vimalneha]

Very well explained video. I would have added 70-200 f4 lens

[@wolfamri]

Thank you 🙏. But the comparison tool gives you the option to choose f/4 😉

[@vimalneha]

@@wolfamri many thanks i will use it!

[@tanmoym]

Loving these tutorials. Thank you.

[@wolfamri]

That's great to hear, thank you 🤗

[@sammyh9542]

Wow... that link helped me a lot... thank you soooooo much.

[@wolfamri]

Awesome! Great to hear that, Sammy. What lens do you plan to get?

[@ycartyahoo]

I feel that I stumbled on a gold mine.. I can't thank you enough.

[@wolfamri]

Awww! Thank you so much, Tracy 🙏🙏🙏

[@Zama.]

Great information. I had been looking for something like your tool comparison link on here and just could not find anything. That is incredibly helpful in terms of helping me figure out what I want! TYSM!

[@wolfamri]

Great to hear that, Daniel. Enjoy your new lens 😉.

[@matrixate]

Boom...the 35mm really made my eyes go...wow, that looks great...then I realized it was 35mm and I was like...that's why. Lol. Yea...that is such an essential lens to have. I mean, it's just as necessary as having a charged battery to shoot with. My other favorite is the 50mm and 85mm. If I had the money, I'd make sure I could get these following focal lengths: 16/24/35/50/85/135/200. That's pretty much everything you'll ever need for the rest of your life. The only prime lenses I would get would be the 85mm. I think that one particularly is such a specialized lens that you'd reach for it when something is close to you.

[@wolfamri]

I agree, the 35mm lens is something I really love. Particularly at low f-numbers.

[@sandypapineni]

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[@wolfamri]

Thanks a lot, Sandeep! Glad to hear they are helpful!

[@sandypapineni]

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[@wolfamri]

I will, Sandeep, but it will take some time.

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[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much for your feedback, Dorian! Means a lot!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@vinodponnappan6795]

Very well explained, crisp and clear to the point. Thank you !

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much, Vinod 🙏🙏

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[@wolfamri]

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[@wolfamri]

Thank youuu 🙏🙏

[@sharathv3331]

@@wolfamri I am beginner, I am looking to purchase one and only RF L lens that need to have subject and back ground clear without blur. Which focal lengths are good for those ? 16-35 mm or 24 - 70/105 mm ? I already have EF 50 mm f 1.8 lens.

[@wolfamri]

What are you going to photograph with it, Sharath?

[@sharathv3331]

@@wolfamri Subject with good landscapes behind.

[@wolfamri]

so the subject will be a person? If yes, there is more to it than just the background sharpness. Did you have a look at my video the 5 factors of background blur? Also the distortion is an issue, the wider your lens gets. On the other hand, wider lenses are better suited for landscape because they show more of the scene and have gibber depth of focus. That’s what makes this question so difficult. Landscapes ask for the exact difference compared to what you need for portraits.

[@amitbisht5253]

Finally all my questions are answered.

[@wolfamri]

So great to hear that. Thanks for your feedback!

[@daniel.ehrhardt]

Could you add the distance to the model in your portrait lens comparison tool?

[@wolfamri]

Hi Daniel. I‘ll think about that. But it would also need the size of the model/height of the frame to be really helpful.

[@BoAngles]

I've been holding off buying my first lens since my stock lenses for the longest time- simply because I didn't know 100% what photos I would be receiving when it got to me. But, your website with comparisons is perfect!! Now I can simply put in the lens information and compare it to other photos I like the look of! Thank you so much!

[@wolfamri]

Great to hear that! Thanks for your feedback 🙏🙏

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Amazing, thanks

[@wolfamri]

Thanks again, Reza 🙏🤗😉

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[@wolfamri]

Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Mark080959]

What a great channel!!! why do i just discover this now??? What can i do to help?

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Mark. How nice 🙏🙏. I answered on your other comment 🤗

[@autumnfao]

This was so helpful! Thank you!!

[@wolfamri]

Great to hear that, thanks for your feedback 🙏🙏

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[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Mark! That was my very goal when I started 🙏

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[@wolfamri]

Thank you for your feedback 🙏🙏. Great to hear that!

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Great stuff, really informative and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@wolfamri]

Glad it was helpful!, thank you for your feedback 🙏🙏

[@greektechguru]

excellent videos and surely underviewed!i am so glad that i found you!! i will watch all your explnatory videos!!keep up the good work!!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much, Andrew 🙏🤗

[@eladrielia]

great course, I'm very surprised this is for free! a huge thank you!

[@wolfamri]

Glad you like it, Marianna! Thanks for your feedback!!!

[@waynelast1685]

No link to any previous videos for part 1?

[@magnusmalmborn8665]

On budget: Unless you're a pro, the key to budget is usually to buy used lenses. It still won't be cheap, but it can become affordable, in particular if you can go back a generation or two. These lenses won't be all their newer counterparts are, but if you're out for a big aperture, you may find that for a fraction of the cost.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you for your feedback, Magnus. The reason why I didn't like to buy used lenses in the past was that many people seem to sell the used lenses that they are not happy with - including those that are not sharp or have other flaws. I had my experience with that. That has changed with companies like e.g. mpb that let you send it back if you don't like it. What I still have to say though is that recently most new lenses have become exceptionally sharp, so it might be better to get a new third party lens than a used old one from the camera manufacturers.

[@SuchetB]

This is amazing - It will make it easier for me to find the lenses I want to shoot certain scenes where I wanted theh background blurred even with the characters standing far back in the distance. Thank you for kindly sharing this. I have subscribed npw :)

[@wolfamri]

Thanks for your feedback and subscription, Suchet. I hope you’ll find even more helpful stuff 😉

[@jibukm6645]

Useful..thank you...

[@wolfamri]

Thanks for your feedback, Jibu. Great to hear that 🙏

[@chadaztig07]

i like the your lens simulator website. it would also be great to add feature like distance of the photographer to the subject the same feature like the samyang optics simulator. I like the feature where i can adjust the distance of the subject and simulate the result based on the lense.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you for your feedback. That's a brilliant idea. I just had a look at the simulator. It's a little weird that the girl just becomes smaller when you change the distance. I need to think about how to solve this as good as possible. That would make it even easier to compare different lenses/focal lengths for their bokeh.

[@chadaztig07]

I know right 🤣 the size of the girl and the background doesnt relatively match the realworld perspective.

[@emfocofotografia82]

@Wolf Amri Can you talk about the distance that we have to stay from the subjects when shooting with different types of lenses like in this video?

[@wolfamri]

Thanks for asking. I have prepared exactly that for quite a while now. Unfortunately it feels as if my day has too few hours 😂. If you need quick help, there are apps that calculate that. Photopills is one of them, but it’s a paid one. Well worth the money though!

[@emfocofotografia82]

@@wolfamri I'll wait for you're video and try to find a free app with this function. Thanks for the hint!

[@behrooz8393]

I'm a beginner so pardon me if I'm asking a stupid question. But isn't that true that we can change the f-number regardless of lenses? I mean at 01:27, can't we change the f stop from f/1.8 to f/2.8 with the same lense?

[@wolfamri]

No stupid questions, only stupid answers 😉. Yes, you can. But not vice versa. For example with a kit lens you won't be able to choose a smaller f-number than f/3.5. So it takes dedicated lenses to get that low.

[@behrooz8393]

@@wolfamri Thanks for the kind reply. Keep up the great work.

[@lepetitpedro]

Amazing channel!!!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks a lot, Pedro 🙏🙏

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Well done

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@sridharramachandran3835]

Excellent....

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Sridhar!!!

[@rich3419]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad it was helpful 🙏

[@laundapa1]

Great video lectures, goes straight into head. Thanks alot for helping millions. Please upload videos on mobile photography. Cheers!! :)

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Raghwendra. I´ll give my best to get some mobile content in the future!

[@skill-tick6887]

Excellent as always . Could you please check the Portrait Lens Comparison Tool as it is not working ?

[@wolfamri]

Thank you! I'm regularly checking with the programmers. It should have long been fixed. :(

[@Cristobal_productions.]

Thank you so much!! This video got straight to the point on what I was I looking for. I've alreasy seen 5 of your videos

[@wolfamri]

Hey there, thanks a lot for your feedback. Much appreciated 🙏🙏

[@11aparnakumari]

Wolf Amri- what lenses would you recommend for product/food photography😊? Tia

[@wolfamri]

What budget and camera do you have? And what kind of product?

[@11aparnakumari]

@@wolfamri I could go up to $800 for the right one. I make artisan soaps, and I would like to shoot them for my business. I could share my Instagram handle if you would like to take a look at it but I would be very embarrassed you looking at my shoots😂 I really had no idea what I was doing back then. And frankly, I haven't posted in a while coz I m not very happy with my recent shoots. Since now I understand photography better, it is stopping me to put any not so great image out there.

[@wolfamri]

@@11aparnakumari 🤣 no worries, embarrassment is my second nature 🤣. Looking at my first youtube videos here, I want to delete them! So: yes, please show me. And please also tell me what camera you use ;)

[@tinaquinteromarrone3631]

yeah! great video! thank you

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Tina 🙏🙏

[@rm3non]

This is awesome. KZbin suggestions came good for once. Can’t believe you are doing this for free. Good Sir, you deserve a million subscribers. Small request, any tips for smartphone photographers? A video on that maybe?

[@wolfamri]

Thank you very much, Rahul. I have a long list of videos I want to create. Some of them cover smartphones. For example with my latest video about Christmas tree photography, I also shot with a smartphone.

[@pow9606]

Your channel is simply magnificent. Can you tell me whether there is a difference between an APSC lens and a Full Frame lens when placed on an APSC camera? Example would be a 50mm APSC lens and a 50mm full frame lens. I understand that both lenses would have the effective focal length of 75mm (50 x 1.5). If both lenses are F1.8 are they the same, other than differences in quality and other features such as focus motors and buttons. The reason I ask is that including full frame lenses as a possibly option increases my choices of lens. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@wolfamri]

Uso much for your feedback 🙏😉. There would be no real difference. An advantage would be that you are only using the center part of the full frame lens that is in general sharper than the corners. But a high quality crop sensor lens would make up for that. I hope that answers your question 😬

[@rishikumarverma9814]

Wow..love this..nicely explained..😊

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Rishi! Very much appreciated!!!

[@edycafe]

I finally found a video that explains every detail very understandable! thank you so much to share those videos with us beginners! I really appreciate it. Now, I just need to buy a camera 😂 so, I have to decide which one to buy. I hope you guys made a video to help me which one to choose. thanks again. I just subscribed to your channel.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you so much! I do have a camera comparison video, but I'm afraid it's a bit older. 😬

[@edycafe]

@@wolfamri I was looking to buy the Canon EOS R body, so if I buy the Canon RAF 35mm f1.8 separately, will it fit in the body of Eos R ?

[@wolfamri]

Yes, all RF lenses will fit the R series cameras perfectly well and you don't need an adapter.

[@edycafe]

@@wolfamri great 👍! Thank you for your replay! I appreciate

[@edycafe]

@@wolfamri hello again and I’m sorry to bother you again. I couldn’t decide by myself which camera to buy 🤔. Let me explain what I’m looking for. I’m a drone flyer and love to take pictures and make videos with it. Next month I’ll travel to Japan and I don’t want to take my drone with me, so I have to decide which camera to buy. My badge is $1200 US$. I was thinking about canon Eos r 50 with the lentes 35mm f.1.8. (Can I do a zoom with this lens ? A dummy question ) So, I guess I just need to buy the body Eos 50 r and buy the lenses separately. I just want one lens for now.. what do you think ? I’ll appreciate, and I’m sorry to ask you those questions 😊have a good day.

[@theneededchange]

Hello! I love all your videos - they are so immensely helpful by being concise and to the point. At the end of this video, you said you’d talk about lenses on a crop sensor. Is that video uploaded? I don’t think I see it in the playlist.

[@wolfamri]

Thanks so much, Melanie. I uploaded this video a while ago and got kind of frustrated that youtube wouldn’t show my videos in searches. So I stopped producing for quite a while. I will put it on my list again. Thanks for the reminder 🙏🙏

[@theneededchange]

Thank you so much!! I can’t wait!

[@gianlucagigliotti4026]

@@wolfamri Hi! I desperately need this course to go on 😹 Please keep it up!

[@wolfamri]

Gianluca, thanks for your support. I’m motivated as never before 😉. Did you check this video about my tool? You can select the sensor size: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGW8q6CKgayliJo

[@gianlucagigliotti4026]

@@wolfamri already this is great news!

[@alvaronieto2734]

Hi again. Great explanations as always. I’m curious. If closing in on the subject and wide apertures both have large effects on background blur, which has more effect? Which will create more background blur, for example, a 135mm f2.5 that focuses at 1.2 meters or an f3.5 that can focus at 1 meter? 🤔 I assume it would be the same as the comparison of the 200/2.8 to the 85/1.8 as in the video. Does the aperture have the greater effect even on the same focal length?

[@wolfamri]

Thank you, Alvaro 🙏🙏. That’s a tricky question, because you‘d need first to quantify both, the distance and the aperture. So how much change of one value would you consider an equivalent change compared to the change of the other value. In your case they would be pretty similar. 1cm according to photopills. But photopills smallest increment is 1cm, which seems too much. I hope that makes any sense at all 😂

[@wolfamri]

No silly questions 😉. It absolutely made me think about it. I love that 😉

[@htunmin1440]

Thanks ❤

[@wolfamri]

Thank YOU 🙏😉

[@isaacpierre07]

You should grow your audience, you have valuable contents.

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Isaac. I‘m trying 😂

[@isaacpierre07]

@@wolfamri Great, I will be waiting! Good luck!

[@UMS9695]

Very informative!

[@wolfamri]

Thanks 🙏

[@unrealdevop]

Thanks, I was just wondering why I couldn't eliminate the blurring on my photos, and this helped me understand my problem. So, I'm taking photo's indoors for photogrammetry, I assume then I need to use a large F-Stop but since that lets in less light I'll need a lighting setup to compensate for that.

[@wolfamri]

Hi! If you have a tripod, you can lower shutter speed instead. That will compensate for the loss of light. Lighting interior architecture is particularly tricky, so I'd rather go with a tripod instead.

[@unrealdevop]

@@wolfamri Yeah that could help too? I'll test that out then tonight when I get home then. The problem with lowering the shutter speed is that it gives really good quality, but I do get a bit of ghosting around the silhouette. To top it off it can dramatically increase these takes because they require hundreds of pictures to get a good output. It also requires little noise though...what I was going to do is use an AI Denoise software to remove the noise so that I could use faster shutter speeds without having to worry so much about the noise.

[@wolfamri]

What exactly are you doing? I use Topaz Denoise AI and sharpen AI. I even have a 15% discount code if you’re interested 😉

[@unrealdevop]

@@wolfamri Oh yeah, I was going to use that specifically actually. I'm turning the photos into 3D Models, it's very sensitive to blurring/distortions and Noise and all the photos require a good bit of overlap so that it can identify things between them.

[@abduljalilattahir4764]

Hello Photo 1x1. I really got to understand what lenses are and how the focal length is buy watching your two videos (part 1 and part2) Thank You very much. Although i still don't understand something. During the video you said something about the f. Number affecting the amount of light entering the camera. And amount of light in the photo. I don't really understand that please. Can you help explain it to me again or direct me to a video? Thank you

[@wolfamri]

Hey Attahir. With pleasure. Please have a look at this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpixcotjnbCDi5I the f-number stands for the aperture.

[@abduljalilattahir4764]

@@wolfamri thank you very much! I understand it now. Much love!

[@torreyance2468]

awesome explanation. i always wanted to know how mm affected focus. i was sold on a 50mm for portraits but now ill get a 85mm seeing you explained it better about the blur effect. subscribed and checking more videos now. hugs. thanks

[@wolfamri]

Thanks a lot!!! Are you shooting a crop sensor camera or full frame? I’ll soon publish a video about Sigmas Art lens series, including both 50 & 85. Thanks for the subscription 😉

[@torreyance2468]

@@wolfamri im just starting so im glued to your video😄 its crop sensor d5600 nikon. upgrading from kit lenses it came with. thank you ill make sure to watch

[@wolfamri]

The D5600 is great value for money. Particularly the dynamic range is really surprisingly good.

[@Ncuneob]

I want more! Thanks a lot

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, that’s usually a good sign 😉. There is more to come! But I’m currently preparing a few other videos, stay tuned 😉.

[@Bennu137]

Thank you! finally someone explained it right

[@wolfamri]

Glad it helped, Maciej!

[@eusiahcruz9340]

Omg best explanation i've seen

[@wolfamri]

Thank you 🤗🤗🤗