thank's buddy for your comment, I own macro ef 100mm f 2.8 L lens and efs 60mm macro lens, both doing a good job for close up, in this video just about what we can do with ef 50mm f1.4...
@homiej212 you're right buddy, but 1.4 doesn't mean you have to wide open at all your pictures, with this lens I mostly use F2.0, 2.8, 3.5 for a nice bokeh.
My 85mm F1.8 is creating a good bokeh too, I use it sometimes, that focal length best for potrait. thank's for the comment.
Yeah... from what I know. An excessively diffused flash can affect a photo shot by a f/1.4. The aperture is just so big that it can catch the small "glow" that the flash made.
It's depends if you use your camera like casual users, you don't need 580ex II, 430ex II is good enough. The 50mm 1.4 is the best lens you can't beat..
I know I won't use flash guns as much since some events don't allow flash photography(eg Masses, Dance shows and etc) but... I saw results from one flash with a diffuser and I was amazed at how it created "natural" looking light.
But... here is another problem.... the 50mm f/1.4 costs as much as the 580EX II. That 50mm is so tempting! It has USM!
Excellent quality, I too have 40d, but not enough money to buy the 50mm f1.4, I am amazed by the sharpness and the great depth of field, I will have to get the cheaper one ef 50mm, f1.8. Keep the Good Work.
Excellent!..it shows how great the 1.4 lens is!...you can't beat this lens!..my only critizism is that your transitions of 6 to 7 seconds were a bit too long. 3 seconds would be long enough for my taste of course. The 1.4 has great bokeh!. Keep up the great work!...
if i may, you should work on composition. for close-up shots and details i recommend EF100mm 2.8. cheers.
snafuz13 1 year ago
@snafuz13
thank's buddy for your comment, I own macro ef 100mm f 2.8 L lens and efs 60mm macro lens, both doing a good job for close up, in this video just about what we can do with ef 50mm f1.4...
gunawantuna 1 year ago
Nice shots. The f1.4 really does the trick. I just did a clip on 5D Mark II filmmaking all about the 50mm f1.4. Cheers.
DemiTheCameraMan 1 year ago
rule of thirds
verafly6 1 year ago
nice exposures
plawkzer 1 year ago
Great pictures there buddy ! =)
gameload9 1 year ago
doesnt look like you're putting that 1.4 to work. my 85f1.8 creates a lot more out of focus objects and bokeh
homiej212 1 year ago 3
@homiej212 you're right buddy, but 1.4 doesn't mean you have to wide open at all your pictures, with this lens I mostly use F2.0, 2.8, 3.5 for a nice bokeh.
My 85mm F1.8 is creating a good bokeh too, I use it sometimes, that focal length best for potrait. thank's for the comment.
gunawantuna 1 year ago 3
amazing! thanks so much <3
LopsidedCircle 2 years ago
Ty for the video :)
Furuly 2 years ago
wow aweseome sharpness ;), soon it'll be mine too =P
somsof62 2 years ago
430 EX with 50 1.8 ;)
SimonSaysYes119 2 years ago
Yeah... from what I know. An excessively diffused flash can affect a photo shot by a f/1.4. The aperture is just so big that it can catch the small "glow" that the flash made.
I guess I'll do what you said XD
RyanTheTuber 2 years ago
can it be compensate by using ND filters?
meldrian 2 years ago
What do you mean?
RyanTheTuber 2 years ago
was talking bout the "glow". if i use nd filters,will it remove the "glows" that u mentioned in the previous post?
meldrian 2 years ago
@meldrian I am not sure :D Ask flickr groups... they helped me buy my lens ;) Plus, most of them are professional/serious photographers.
PS I am not a professional photographer. I am just a hobbyist
RyanTheTuber 2 years ago
ahh..okey..thanks fot the responds.. :D
meldrian 2 years ago
Should I get this instead of a Flashgun (580EX II)?
I'm planning to get the 24-70mm f/2.8L USM but the huge aperture of this tempts me to add it to my small arsenal :D
RyanTheTuber 2 years ago
It's depends if you use your camera like casual users, you don't need 580ex II, 430ex II is good enough. The 50mm 1.4 is the best lens you can't beat..
gunawantuna 2 years ago
I know I won't use flash guns as much since some events don't allow flash photography(eg Masses, Dance shows and etc) but... I saw results from one flash with a diffuser and I was amazed at how it created "natural" looking light.
But... here is another problem.... the 50mm f/1.4 costs as much as the 580EX II. That 50mm is so tempting! It has USM!
RyanTheTuber 2 years ago
Excellent quality, I too have 40d, but not enough money to buy the 50mm f1.4, I am amazed by the sharpness and the great depth of field, I will have to get the cheaper one ef 50mm, f1.8. Keep the Good Work.
Pappusarkar 2 years ago
what kind of camera are you using?
phodges0127 2 years ago
Canon EOS 40D, thank's...
gunawantuna 2 years ago
Excellent!..it shows how great the 1.4 lens is!...you can't beat this lens!..my only critizism is that your transitions of 6 to 7 seconds were a bit too long. 3 seconds would be long enough for my taste of course. The 1.4 has great bokeh!. Keep up the great work!...
SalPedi 2 years ago
Thank you for your good comment & support, I appreciate it...
gunawantuna 2 years ago
good...
pipottuna 2 years ago