Street Photography with the CHEAPEST Sony Lens in Tokyo / Sony FE 50mm F1.8 

Agree

Yeah people say that all the time while constantly buying new gear 😕

Thanks :)

Thanks! Yes, go out and shoot, hope you will have fun :)

It is also a good example of the importance of cropping. The 1x1 aspect ratio is perfect for this scene.

Thanks :)

Thanks! Audio is straight out of camera, I lock my focus almost every time before starting a video clip so I am not bothered with the AF noise

oh and much love from New Zealand as always

Thanks!!

You should try AFC-C. I think its less noticble then

Totally agree

Under what circumstances is touch focus suitable for use? Thank you very much.

Thank you! Cheers!

@@adriensanguinettije suis pas sûr mais je crois que t’es français c’est cool de voir des photographes autre qu’américain

Thanks for sharing

Also, I fully agree with the leaning towards lighter gear. I want to abandon the hybrid and instead bring a couple of dedicated specialty cameras. The GR in my waist pack for wide context and an interchangeable over my shoulder for a closer, more personal perspective. That way I have access to more versatility quickly. Where each camera has a particular focus. I think 28 and 40/50 is a great combo for this quick swap call of duty style of shooting. For the sensor sizes: I've come to the conclusion that generally from 40mm and up aps-c is perfectly fine, and from 85mm and up micro four-thirds is perfectly fine. It's hard to tell that you've shot on a smaller sensor. Ideally, I'd have a light 24f1.8 on a compact full frame like the a7CR, which gives me 35mm in aps-c crop mode, and then a teeny tiny Olympus Pen with the 45mm f1.8 in my pocket. The depth of field would be like a 90f4 which is pretty reasonable, you can do portraits without the ears or nose going out of focus. There's probably enough light gathering from the 1.8 apertures for night photography at lower ISO and faster shutter speeds, so I wouldn't need a dedicated night lens. That's my theory anyway. 😂

50mm feel very natural but I would say the focal length that is really showing what I see with my eye must be something around 35-45mm. Thanks for your comment, insightful as always :)

Yes it was, I almost always lock my focus when shooting video so I don't have the issue with the AF noise. Thanks for your comment

The Sony 50mm is a very good choice 👍🏻

photo and video processing in the program?

I'm trying to understand your color mixing mindset.@@saliwanpl1832

I have a small half frame film camera sitting on my desk for the past months but I guess it is soon time to take it out ^^'

Multi metering around -0.3 and I am always changing my focus mode. I use AFC but I use the back button focusing technique so I can benefit from AFC and ''manual focusing'' at the same time

thanks great vid btw@@adriensanguinetti

@@adriensanguinetti sorry, but I was also wondering is 85mm is too tight for Japan? I’m going to Japan soon and I have one zoom lens but I don’t know which prime lens to bring, 50 or 85mm

all handheld with ibis and stabilisation in post using Davinci resolve