English in Korea (Canon 60D, 17-55mm f2.8)

[gazza351]

Hi. Brilliant video.

I'm looking at doing this, i don't have a bachelors. Am a New Zealander. What advice would you give? Thanks

[dufrhd5]

Nice video work. It's so sad that you are not in Korea anymore making awesome videos.

[sonofmac26]

great video keep it up. very interesting



[mingxiaogogogo]

I watched it like 5 or 6 times, it's a great lens and I am gonna get that 17-55 too, I having been stuck between it and Sigma 17-50 for quite long. BTW, Chris, do you have dust problem with your 17-55?

[mingxiaogogogo]

I watched it like 5 or 6 times, and I am gonna get that 17-55 too, I having been stuck between it and Sigma 17-50 for quite long. BTW, Chris, do you have dust problem with your 17-55?

[magetv]

such a great video! the kids are too awesome!! they obviously love them some chris

[eos1dmkiin]

I just spent the last 2 hours watching your videos. I am intrigued by your work. It looks like you really enjoy your camera and are having fun. That is the most important. I hope you keep it up...you have a gift.

Andrew Huse, San Diego

[christopherfrost]

@eos1dmkiin Thank you so much man...I'm glad you enjoy the videos! :)

[rsmith1240]

@christopherfrost Great lens choice man, I have pretty much every L prime under 135mm and this is the only EF-S lens that has really impressed me, super sharp and I highly recommend it for t2i/7d users. Nice work!

[fortgreene31]

@eos1dmkiin real talk peace

[fortgreene31]

Respond to this video... I enjoyed watching this video. The canon 60d eos and a 17-55mm f/2.8 IS EF-S (USM) i will invest in real soon. Peace and love to all.

[rileyXXS]

i love korea! can you do a video about the canon 60D top control lcd?

[robertlam18]

Nice

[thefirmsk8]

nice! very interesting vid

[Smurfed]

hmm that EF-S lens is very impressive in low light.

I'm guessing you were shooting wide open the whole time?

I'm still stuck with my 60D's kit lens, have some money now for some more glass was thinking of getting a Tokina 11-16 as a uwa, Canon 50mm 1.4 for portrait, and either a canon 24-70 or that 17-55 as a walkaround. If I had a FF I would prolly just use a 35 1.4L as a walkaround, but I do not have such a luxury :P

[christopherfrost]

@Smurfed Yes, wide open all the time :-) ...however the two shots on top of the buiding were done with the 50mm f1.4. It was /really/ dark. Those lenses will serve you extremely well! The Tokina is great. Don't get the 24-70mm, it's an amazing lens but it's not image stabilized, not to mention costing an absolute fortune. The 50mm f1.4 was my first lens, it's wonderful. But also consider the Sigma 30mm f1.4, as 30mm is much easier to use (but 50mm is indeed better for portraits)

[kmedina419]

@christopherfrost IS isnt that big of a deal have a fast shutter and then you wont have to worry about moment.. I try to keep at 250sec or higher and the 2.8 really helps with achieving that

[fortgreene31]

@Smurfed i feel you on that. But i have to get that 17-55mm. I'm a rookie in this sport. I produce music and a beat maker so have a canon 60d with a nice glass i could get busy with my ideas. Peace

[CYNFELYN23]

Great little video! I watched it all!

So are you learning Korean in UNI?....

I subscribed when I saw your Canon 60d review which was awesome.

I'm loving the dslr!

Hope to see more of your videos. :)

[christopherfrost]

@CYNFELYN23 Thanks dude! I'm going to keep making videos, although I'm really busy in my school at the moment...