24mm/35mm/50mm - The Difference! (Tokyo POV)

In this video I'm using 24mm, 35mm & 50mm to show you the differences!

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[JanneRanta]

These POV videos tell so much more than what you could tell by word about how you find your shots. 10/10.

[shashimullur]

You say your English is “not so good.” I love your clean, clear, honest delivery. Your English, by the way, is very good!

[Ktheodoss]

Throughout the years I’ve bought (and still own) 24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 40mm, 50mm, and 85mm primes, as well as a 24mm - 120mm zoom, and I definitely know which I used the most and which I use the least. If I could only own one lens it would be the 35mm - but I wouldn’t be very happy. But if I could only own two it would be the 28mm and the 50mm. Those two as a team really can handle a lot of situations.

[Scptor]

I love the "through the evf" point of view!! It's so much fun watching you catch the shot!

[fritz]

My favorite focal length is 28mm - I think that it's your favorite focal length too since you grabbed a Ricoh GR at the end. 28 mm takes in enough of the background to put your subject in it context, making for a better "story". 50 mm tends to isolate the subject, making your photo look like a page out of a field guide.

[Narsuitus]

Thanks for the video.

Over the decades, I have tried 21, 24, 28, 35, 40, 45, 50, and 55mm for one lens/one full-frame body street photography. All worked well.

The 24, 35, and 50mm lenses work well alone or with others.

Here are three three-lens kits that I like to use for street photography:
24/50/105
24/35/85
24/35/90

[boris.dupont]

In my Canon days 50 & 85mm were my main tools and 35 was only accessory. It all changed with the X100 and 35mm became my favorite focal lens. Now I wanna try 24mm. Things change and your videos help so thank you Samuel!

[springrollwang]

do you shoot with viewfinder or screen in this video? it looks like you didn't disturb the scene much when you shoot.

[AlexZafer]

Perfect ending. I laughed out loud. nice one.

[AB-lxcf]

i shot leica for years loved the 50mm and the 28mm. the 35 was kinda this strange focal length that was either too wide or too tele if that makes sense.
the 28 is amazing for close up street work and the 50 just seemed so natural and cinematic to me. 35 to me was the red headed step child in my family.

[demazy]

You should do more of those POVs. It really help us to understand your and potentially our awareness and what you and us would go for.

[mikejankowski]

Despite your concern, the difference in field of view and framing was VERY clearly shown in this video. The switching made it fresh. Lots of great images too!

[joeymatsumoto]

I’d like to point out how happy that family makes me feel at 4:28

[joshneill]

Your videos always make me happy!
I found with the Ricoh that 9/10 times I would crop the image in post to around 35mm equivalent, so I use a 50mm and a 35mm for virtually all my work now.. I love how close Gilden would get to his subjects, but I like just a little more space incase I have to step out the way of in-coming fists! 😉

[RustyBrakes]

I am so glad to have come across this video! I recently bought a 35mm XC lens, and fell into that mistake of thinking it gave a 35mm focal length. However I actually really like the idea of finding better isolation in subjects with my 50mm focal length, and your examples of how to approach a scene really help

[enghantan]

Thanks for showing the use of different lens real time, it is very educational for me by understanding how you use each lens. Please do more of this.

[hurleygreen]

Revisted this video for a second time..also loving the jazzy music! We Appreciate you!

[MIikel]

this video is 18 minutes long and it felt like 5 lol great video Samuel!

[stefanpelz]

Den Hund mit der Löwenmähne (7:27) hab ich vor zwei Jahren schon in Ginza gesehen. Scheint wohl öfter da zu sein :D Sehr cooles Video mit interessanter Übersicht über die verschiedenen Brennweiten.

[matrixate]

Those pictures at the end were very artistically done. Excellent photos!