The ONLY 2 Lenses You Need!

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The 35mm prime is great for all photography and videography uses
Comment from : @ruslanss

Totally agree with you
Comment from : sanal sadanandan

5:32 This applies to many things in life
Comment from : KM

What’s the setup at 0:40? Looks like a good rig for video
Comment from : paige francis

Picked up the 28-75 used from MPB for about $500 Great value and it's my standard walk around lens I still have primes in my bags but this lens lives on my camera 90 of the time
Comment from : PHOTOGURU

Thanks Good information Did help me to take a decision Your inputs are perfect I'll stick to your suggestions
Comment from : Kaustubh Naik

I enjoy the 24-70 and 70-200 combo, combined with my iPhone Pro Max for the ultrawide shots
Comment from : Dan Richter

"save money" and the cheapest zoom lense costs 1200
Comment from : The Viking Sock

I have the 28-75 Tamron and also a 24mm G F28 (for when I want very light, pocketable on my ZVE1) which I find more useful than a 50mm I would like the 12-35 powerzoom but it’s pricey
Comment from : wakeywarrior

Which focal is best for landscape/travel photography?
Comment from : Jophiel Mac

I really like this upload and the topic is very interesting- after owning nearly 70 lenses I’m now down to br24-105 and 16-35 CZ - and 100-400 G master is my fun lens - don’t miss a prime or 28
Comment from : Nadeem Afzal

Can you suggest land scape budget lens for Sony a7 4, thanks
Comment from : unbiased

What’s the bags brand where you pack the gear? 5:25
Comment from : Dima Lobanov

At 3:17 does anyone know the tripod legs thing he has on the desk?
Comment from : Allen Wixted

Thinking about switching to sony after fully using my Xt100 fuji Im planning to get the Sony ZV-E10 to start and was wondering will these lens be suitable for that body?
Comment from : R J

Not wide enough and not tight enough If I only had 2 lenses I'd use a 16-35 and a 70-200 Or more so, Tamron's 35-150 and a 16-35mm
Comment from : Glen J Films

All photographers need to go through the process of defining what they like for themselves The instrumental part of photography is curiosity, Naturally you have a tendency to buy more lenses and experiment I carry no more than 3 lenses with me 15, 50 135 Two of them are excellent in the low light environment The low light capability for me is important when traveling Some of the primes can be very hefty so manual lenses come in handy I love using them Great video
Comment from : B P

Need a new list of lenses we can afford
Comment from : northwestrepair

awesome freaking video
Comment from : PivotPixie

What bag?
Comment from : Ethan Smith

How about when filming 4K 60fps? Most cameras crop Super35mm with 15x cropping So you would still use these lenses? Or get the equivalent focus after 15x cropping under 60fps
Comment from : ismagine

35+85!
Comment from : Josh Springer

Henri Cartier Bresson shot with a 50mm and is famous Those two lenses? I would pick 2 zooms and go from there, 18-135 and a 70-300 and be happy
Comment from : B Grzesiak

I would say 24-105 f4 and a 35mm 14(18f) is more versatile
Comment from : Lokalize Media

I grabbed the tamron 28-75 g2 to go along with my Sony a7riv I'm stuck between getting a 35mm or a 50mm for a prime lens I think I'm leaning more towards 35mm but ill keep doing more research
Comment from : Jair Amado

I also have a sigma 70-300mm apo etc…with macro between 200-300mm I love it too
Comment from : poocky100

I have one right now that I use with my Nikon d800 The Tokina atx pro d 100mm f28 macro It takes macro and it does landscape and portrait I LOVE it
Comment from : poocky100

This is so true The first nikon Z lenses from 2018 have been a standard zoom and a 35mm prine as well
Comment from : Whodini6likesSharpGF

I use a Tamron 28-75mm on my Sony A7iii It's such a solid combo
Comment from : The Geek Zone

Agreed! I have got the 24 by 70mm and looking to get a prime to complete the set
Comment from : Sam Toii

Thank you so much for this video❤
Comment from : jaloemimoe

I’m looking at buying the Sony a6700 what would be the comparable 2 lenses for this camera? Sigma or tamron would be pref for price!
Comment from : Jay F

what do you recommend for indoor sports?
Comment from : Michael Szuba

Just a shame the tamron extends when zooming
Comment from : ANOMALIA

Title should be for Videographer, youtube or filmaker
Comment from : J L

Love seeing the tamron appreciation! I shoot on nikon and tamron lenses are just some of the best for the price I mainly use a 50 f18 for video and a 24-70 f28 G2 that is just incredible for both photo and video, although i see your point about the 28-75 being smaller, my 24-70 is built like a tank!
Comment from : Nrt320

Thank you for this Video 🎉 I would like to make Reel Videos in Vertikal Format Which lense would be better? Thank you very much
Comment from : Mariya Lazareva

Totally agree I've used the Tamron 28-75 for some years and it so great! Also just got the same Sony 18 35mm and I'm already happy with it I think I will be using it more than the 50mm (the cheap Sony 18 which I'm not a fan of)
Comment from : Ignited Productions

I just picked up a ZV-E10 to replace my gopro 11 for videos and my absolutely ancient Canon T2i for photos and ended up getting the Sony 15mm f14 lens to start with mainly because I do more low light video than photos and it's almost always on a tripod at band performances needing a wide angle to capture the whole stagebrbrFor the zoom though, I'm torn on what lens to get I've read nothing but great things about the Sigma 18-50 f28 lens and it's smaller size definitely is appealing vs the competing TamronbrbrMy question though is that if I eventually may upgrade to a full frame camera later on, would I be better of spending 2x as much on the Sigma 24-70 f28 now or just getting the 18-50 and cross that full frame lens bridge when/if I get to it?brbrWould there be any actual drawbacks to using the 24-70 lens on the APS-C camera?brbrFor context, I don't make money with my cameras It's purely a hobby but I'm also not opposed to "buying up" and having something nice rather than going a cheaper route and finding out that I don't want to deal with the budget item's compromises vs the more expensive option
Comment from : FastRedPonyCar

I will give anything to learn your colour grading style! So soft and colourful!
Comment from : OUAT Charity Tv

For me 85mm and 24-105mm an old Lseries
Comment from : Grego

I really like the tamron 35-150 but it's a bit pricey
Comment from : Doug S

Got a link for that bag? Looks handy
Comment from : Shaari

My 15-600 F12 does everything I need 😂
Comment from : Jason Young

I recently purchased an A7iii with a 20-70mm kit lens Does that satisfy the zoom lens for now?
Comment from : Zak Boxer

Decision fatigue is REAL
Comment from : Brad L

As a fellow content creator I really appreciate the video I use a Canon EOS R I did want to ask, what are you using for audio?
Comment from : Screaminpirate EDC

24-70 + 50 here it's what i started on and its what i ended up with tried all sorts over the years but these are the two that cover pretty much all i need biggest regret was buying the canon 85 12, whilst nice at portrait sessions, that was all it was good for, slow/controlled portrait sessions the 135 f2 was probably the best lens for the money i ever bought
Comment from : WizardOfCheese

What would be best for APS-C 35mm or 50mm?? F18
Comment from : of Lahore

My camera setup for now is 2 bodies a7c and a7s ii with viltrox 24 & 85 plus and samyamg 18mm 28 super small and wide ff lens just for wide shots ) everything goes to very small bag )
Comment from : Andrei Koshelev

What would be the best two for a Sony ZV-E10 for YouTube content?
Comment from : Camo Corey

What is the zoom on this Looking to get a dlsr in the next few months I don’t understand what all the 70mm is in zoom etc researching cams and information now
Comment from : Deimees

Which wide angle lens is best for sony alpha 6100 ?
Comment from : sreerag sreekumar

The Sony G 20-70mm F4 and the GM 50mm F12 They have the same filter diameter, which is very convenient
Comment from : Limage Picture

I roll with only the 35mm f18 It covers basically everything for me from street photography, landscapes, and portraits and is the perfect lens for a vast array of shooting video I got so tired of lugging a ton of gear around with me all the time, so I sold everything but my Sony 35mm f18 If I need something different for a specific thing, I just rent it on Saturday and return it on Monday Still have all the fixings for a studio environment at home but for going out and shooting I take my A7IV with 35 attached, two extra batteries, a small extendable desktop tripod made by Ulanzi, and the Rode Videomic Go II It all fits comfortably in my Osprey Daylite Sling No more giant 50lb backpack
Comment from : Eric Hollaway

Please tell me best budget lens for sony fx30 camera for making feature film for theater sir ?
Comment from : Rajesh Choubey

If you are really on a budget, you should buy an APS-C camera (or better an BMPCC6K) with a Tamron 18-400mm With this "one lens setup" and a little talent, you can create films IMHO that no one can distinguish from pro lenses 😉brOr get "my" personal holy trinity for movies and photos: Canon 10-18mm f/45-56 IS STM, Sigma 18-35mm f/18 DC HSM ART and Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM ART mounted on a Canon R7 or BMPCC 6K
Comment from : Roman TG Haussener

Constructive feedback here, and thus is crazy because the microphone is nowhere to be seen but the sibilance is crazy Too much eq in the highs I guesx
Comment from : Luis Arce

I’ve been shooting since 2005, and I’ve switched systems completely four times That means I’m in the process of buying and selling everything for the fourth time And this is the third time I’ve reached the same conclusion as in this video brbrMain gear: brSony A7CbrSamyang 35/18 (this is my EDC)brSigma 28-70/28brbrNovelties: brSamyang 18/28 (got it really cheap 2nd hand, use it solely for selfie and gimbal use)brHelios 44-2 (Vintage USSR-lense, swirly bokeh and flare monster, works manually with an adapter) brNikkor 85/14 (I got it cheap for my now retired Nikon, it became my all time fav and haven’t been able to sell it Now in manual use with an adapter) brbr…and it needs to stop here
Comment from : kilobitti

false, you need telezoom and zoom with 28 (24-75) and one prime (50mm 18)
Comment from : Wayment

I use a 24-70, 70-200 and a 50mm prime My needs are different to yours of course, and weight doesn't bother me, but i also use a RZ67 for street photography
Comment from : Light Leeks

So why keep 35mm if Tamron 28-75 covers that focal length?
Comment from : Roman Perfilyev

Yup, agreed 90 of everything I want to photograpph I can do with one slightly wider and one slightly longer lens Personally I like primes more and basically the start and end focal lengths of your zoom would be my two primes Something around 28 and something around 70 The other option I really like is three primes, one around 20mm, one 35 to 40 -ish and again something around 70-80
Comment from : Christian Nönken

16-35 f28 and 50 f18 gets it done for me
Comment from : Yasin Ali

Man either of these lenses is more than the entire budget of my movie which makes me sad as a hobbyist
Comment from : Rainbow Rambo

Needed a good zoom lens for my fx30, only have the one 15mm Sony G-lens good call!
Comment from : Wes Briggs

If I had two lenses similar to those, but we are talking about old Minolta MD lenses, adapted to E-mount, is it worth it? Or will it be a good purchase a new model with AF?
Comment from : Diego Hoyos González

Hi bro❤❤❤
Comment from : MSO Malakand

yes I agree with you
Comment from : Cookups

I was addicted to photography since the film SLR days and I amassed lots of bodies, lenses, and other photographic equipment hoping to cover all photography situations over the years I'm in my mid-seventies lucky to have reached the digital era that practically revolutionized photography from the way how you can preview before you press the shutter up to how darkroom photo processing was replaced with photo editing apps in PCs and Macs Now, I'm content to be using only my iPhone and Sony RX100 for photography
Comment from : Butch Go

This is so coincidental as I just sold all of my lenses and now only have two A Zeiss Milvus 85mm f/14 and a Zeiss Milvus 50mm f/14
Comment from : Mick Lexington

You had hair?
Comment from : Kevin Torres

Indian with a dream to be a youtuber love making videos with phone now with a broken phone camera seeing so much camera my eyes are in tears
Comment from : rockey

What camera do you use with these lenses?
Comment from : addison carroll

Did you use those lenses to shoot the video? Would love to know what gear you used including the body Your videos look amazing!
Comment from : Matthew Mellen

The Sony 35mm 18 has way too much vignetting and it doesn't go down quick enough when closing the aperture Also it has a lot of fringing Other than that yes it's very sharp
Comment from : My Youtube Account

I’m a prime guy with manual focus only A 28mm f12, 50mm f095 and an 85mm f12 suits me greatly, each focal length has a job and are blisteringly fast and have character to match
Comment from : Robbie Tao

hello everyone,brwhat lenses do you recommend for a canon 5d mii, im a beginner in photography, mainly for landscaping/people/portrait?brthank you all for the comments
Comment from : Rúben Anjo

That audio is WEIRD
Comment from : Sean Kennedy

Great advice That's my choice too, with a second line to cover the flanks: the FE 20mm and 85mm f/18
Comment from : Pat Mat

I agree Before watching this video I was curious After watching, I realised I bought 7 lens but I use only 2 of them
Comment from : IMPΞRIΛL GΛMΞR

First time here and I subscribed at 0:06 :)
Comment from : B N

What’s the best lens for radio?
Comment from : whotube

Do you need an adapter or does it fit all the sony ax cameras?
Comment from : Thea

Is it me or is no one really talking about Rokinon anymore? I feel like they were the budget king back in 2016 especially for wide or ultra wide primes Their older full manual lenses are SUPER cheap and can be modded for step-less aperture
Comment from : dkd123

best combo for e-mount would be the tamron 17-28 f28 and 35-150 f2-28 Half the price of a 24-70 and 70-200 g master
Comment from : wmosleycr7

wait what? You are trippin Why are you going to recommend a 28-75mm and a 35mm 😂🤨 35mm is already within the range of the zoom Just that fact alone isn't budget friendly You're telling people who are on a budget to waste their money on redundancy If you're going to make a bold statement about only needing 2 lenses It should be two zooms, between 12-24mm, 24-70mm, or 70-200mm Those cover the essential focal lengths From there they can decide which 2 lenses they'll need for their shooting style If you were to choose a combo of zoom and prime, it still wouldn't be a 35mm 😂 Peoples money would be better spent on a prim outside of the 28-75mm focal length Maaan, this dude really getting people to waste their money I cant sport that idk what other advice he has but I'd take it with a grain of salt 🙅🏽‍♂
Comment from : Obryn

I love the iFootage, too!
Comment from : GregorPQ

I agree with this I carry two cameras one with a Tamron 28-200 and the other with a Sigma 35 But recently I've been using the Tamron 20-40mm
Comment from : Arkayy

This is comedy 28 as your widest? hahahahaahahahahahaahahahahahahaaaa
Comment from : Rising Tide

1st thing i need is money
Comment from : Akash Bhattacharya

The b-rolls are filmed with the 35mm /F18?
Comment from : Alexandre Madeira

Well, this makes me happy I recently upgraded from A77 to A7IV, would have sucked buying new 6 lenses Well, still can use an adapter for the ones I've from Minolta 😂
Comment from : Michael Kunz

Very informative Thank you!
Comment from : Saviour Udo

For two lenses, I would use my Sigma 24-70mm, and for my one prime, the Sigma 85mm f14 on my Sony A7riii
Comment from : Martin

I'm a beginner just using any spare lenses I've found from my brother's old camera, so I have a Canon EFS 18-55mm 35f-56f that came with my rebel T7, a Sigma 28mm-70mm 28f-4f and a canon 75-300mm 40f-56f I just say it's quite nice to have anywhere from 18-300mm within my arsenal but I've found that the 28-70 sigma is the one that really shines at both landscape and portrait because of the 28f aperture
Comment from : MyMrMelon