Why 50mm is better than 35mm

[youarewrongdevil]

It's just personal preference. I love the 85mm for portraits!

[vsTislow]

35mm for groups shots and portraits with scenery shots, 50mm for couples and medium shots, 85mm for headshots

[rru_]

I these dsys love 80mm or 85 mm for portraits. I am finding it nice, though 50mm is also giving good results.

[MarcoGarcia-mtzw]

Depends on what you shoot and what you are trying to produce

[MrIronros]

If you show only portraits It Will be difficult to argue on that, but if we talk about overall quality and versatility leave 50mm at home

[yeanisch]

The 35 feels more intimate than the 50. It forces you to get closer to your model, to get into their comfort zone. That's why I don't like always like 35mm for street, but love it for portraits. The distortion is not bad in most cases. It just becomes a problem when you're too close or if your model is doing a dynamic pose with an arm stretched towards the camera or something similar.

[saifaldin_]

Next, why 85mm is better than 50mm.. after that, why 135mm is better than 85mm.

[lucasmatangrano]

better? 35mm is more versatile, if your 35 have distortion the problems is your lenses, 35 is not even wide lens, both are medium range. If you shoot with a zeiss or something like that you will prefer a 35mm

[studio_joy_colours]

Speak slowly
If u speak fast, we can’t understand what u speaking.
So can’t get any use of this video.
So pls speak slowly to more useful for viewers.

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Freelance photographer from Srilanka

[Dude-jmnj]

Why Spagetti is better than bred....paahhh

[killer]

Talking about lenses on wide spaces 😂. Try using that 50 on a tight room and tell a story. You clearly learned photography through YouTube and have no idea how to use a 35 if you focus on "distortion"

[BalorDevitt]

You use a cheap chinese lens. Your opinion doesn’t matter.