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| Lenses: What to Buy Next? - Photography & Video Tutorial |
Title : Lenses: What to Buy Next? - Photography & Video Tutorial
Duration : 10:24
Channel : The Slanted Lens
Label : basic photography, Canon EOS 5D (Digital Camera), Canon EOS 7D (Digital Camera), Photography, Canon EOS 5D Mark II (Digital Camera), Videography, Photography (Invention), macro lens, Tamron Lens, Digital Photography (Art Period/Movement), Camera, Kessler, telephoto lens, Jay P Morgan, Camera Lens, Tsl, Lens, focal lenth, The Slanted Lens, Photo, Vanguard, basic lighting, lighting tutorial, Video, Dynalite, Photoflex, shallow depth of field, Camera (Film), Tutorial
Duration : 10:24
Channel : The Slanted Lens
Label : basic photography, Canon EOS 5D (Digital Camera), Canon EOS 7D (Digital Camera), Photography, Canon EOS 5D Mark II (Digital Camera), Videography, Photography (Invention), macro lens, Tamron Lens, Digital Photography (Art Period/Movement), Camera, Kessler, telephoto lens, Jay P Morgan, Camera Lens, Tsl, Lens, focal lenth, The Slanted Lens, Photo, Vanguard, basic lighting, lighting tutorial, Video, Dynalite, Photoflex, shallow depth of field, Camera (Film), Tutorial
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| Lenses: What to Buy Next? - Photography & Video Tutorial |
**From now through December TheSlantedLens.com, in cooperation with Vanguard, is proud to be hosting a holiday giveaway. 7 lucky winners will be selected to receive free bags and tripods! For details & to see how to embed this giveaway on your site please visit: http://theslantedlens.com/2013/vanguard-giveaway/ From Jay P Morgan, Hi, this is Jay P Morgan and today on The Slanted Lens we are going to take a look at lenses. What's the next lens you should buy after the kit lens that came with your camera? We will discuss what different focal lengths do, zoom lenses vs fixed focal length, image stabilization, and then explain our simple lighting set up. Primes will give you sharpness and more light, zooms will give you more convenience so you can move fast. Your kit lens has a varying aperture so as you zoom in you will have to adjust it. It's a sign of an inexpensive lens. It's very inconvenient and another reason why I strongly suggest to get a different lens for you camera. For those who are more advanced the lens you will want to purchase will depend on the specific work that you do and if it fulfills the need in this department and pays off. Let's start by taking a look at what different lenses do. Keep those cameras rolling and keep on clickn'. http://www.kesslercrane.com http://www.tamron-usa.com http://www.photoflex.com http://www.dynalite.com http://www.rosco.com/us/index.cfm http://www.glidecam.com http://www.vanguardworld.com http://triplescoopmusic.com http://theslantedlens.com/ http://www.photographytalk.com/