I can't remember for this sorry! But probably the shutter will be around 1/125 or 1/60. ISO somewhere between 400-1600 and the aperture as low as I can get it.
For years, I waited patiently for Nikon to produce a full-frame digital camera that accepted my large inventory of Nikkor lenses. Eventually, I got tired of waiting and purchased a Fuji X-Pro1 to use temporarily. My favorite lens kit I used with my 35mm Nikon film SLR was: 24mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 85mm f/1.4 I tired using an adapter to mount the followng lenses from my Nikkor lens inventory on my APS-C Fuji X-Pro to duplicate my favorite full-frame lens kit: 16mm f/2.8 fisheye 24mm f/2 55mm f/3.5 macro However, I ran into a big problem of not being able to quickly, consistently, and accurately focus my Nikkor lenses on my Fuji X camera. Eventually, I solved the focusing problem by purchasing the following Fuji auto focus lenses: 16mm f/1.4 23mm f/1.4 56mm f/1.2
You as many others is confused with apertures, a 1.2 aperture is not a low aperture, it is a large aperture ! (The aperture NUMBER is low). 85/1.2 = 70.8mm which is the theoretic maximum opening of the aperture and therefor a large aperture. 85/8 = 10.6mm and a small aperture 😉
@@JonSparkman You get folks more confused, as I wrote the 1.2/1.4... is a LARGER aperture than the smaller 8/11... that is why I did the math. Just look through the Lens at 1.2 - there are FULL open hole, at 11 the hole is tiny.
I have heard many complain about the "slick" design, but when I got the Zeiss Batis Sonnar 85mm 1.8, I was surprised by how well it is build, I do not mind the "slick" design, but a AF/MF button and an aperture ring would have been very nice !
The blurring on longer distance can be because the Lens stabilizer and the camera stabilizer do not work proper together ! It is also a problem with fx Sony 200-600mm. The Canon EOS 7D and the Canon EF 300mm 4.0 L IS also had a problem with the stabilizer on longer distance.
What about your FUJIFILM XT3? Are you still enjoying it with 18-55 lens kit? I am thinking of buying it as my travel camera? and not bringing my work camera everywhere?
I have the sphere with the flash . The flash is pointed up . I have noticed that with maggsphere it makes the images more bluish more cool . O I increased my temperature . With the others diffusers didn’t have that problem . Have you noticed that .? Thanks
Yes - I think the material creates a colour cast. I don’t think they control that too much in manufacturing however you’d need to contact them to clarify
Strange. I never understood the left hand handle. Together with the rails it prevents the most important action from taking place, that is focusing with the left hand. With a system like Fuji, where the AFC is broken, you (me for sure) need to have your left hand on the lens. Even the follow focus is weird, because I lose support while using it. Anything other than having my left hand under the lens doesn’t work. What you have here I call a “Sony rig setup”, where you can really trust the AFC and use a left handle.
Really like the style of your narration, so cool and calm. Makes it look so easy but I can tell you've got years of experience.Would you recommend a varied F-top or stick at decent DOF for some background definition? I find the church the hardest part of the day due to frequent dull light and lack of contrast available.
I use either primes or constant aperture zooms nowadays just to make the day easier. If shooting in a priority mode a variable aperture zoom would be fine
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The video ended and I never saw how the accessories work with a subject or an object. Waste of time.
Brilliant video John. I've got the first dance lined up in days. I've just got the one flash but have a remote trigger. How would you cover it with just one flash?
When you were describing "putting something on here" why were we looking at a picture of you out in the fog? if you describe something, you do know we need to see it? That's really bad planning/editing. Also, you glossed over the "short" bit, when someone doesn't know what it refers to (short width, short height, short length, short depth) explaining it by saying you have a short camera explains nothing.
