Best LENSES EVER! Camera Lens tutorial!

Best LENSES EVER! Camera Lens tutorial!
What lens to buy? Here's my opinion of lenses and cameras to buy for all price ranges:

I've seen several comments/questions in regards to field of view with resolution. Here's my response to that:
In regards to field of view, in regards to changing resolution with the Canon 1DC from 1080P to 4K, while leaving the exact same lens on, switching to the higher resolution (4K), on the 1DC, your field of view does get smaller, no question about it. I'll do a video on it soon with video examples. I see the field of view get smaller every time I shoot in 4K with the 1DC. While filming with the RED, while switching from 4K to 6K, your field of view does the opposite, it gets larger (you see more on the left and right side of your image. While talking about this in the video, I was referring to the effect it has on the 1DC since I was talking about that camera at the time and holding it up, just wanted to clarify, I promise I wasn't making things up, and for whatever it's worth, I don't know the physics/theory behind it all :)

The Canon and Nikon 50mm F/1.8 lenses I recommended, you can find in the links below. We own the Canon one, and I used to own the Nikon one before I switched over to Canon.

Canon 50mm f/1.8

Nikon 50mm f/1.8

I have below a list of all the equipment we use on most our shoots. They are direct links to Amazon, where we bought all the same equipment. These are affiliate links, so if you want to support us, and buy the item off the link, will make a little money off of it. Your not charged any extra, and it goes to supporting us, just wanted to make sure you knew ahead of time :) These are all products I stand by 100 percent regardless, and all products we use on a day to day basis. At the end of this list I'll have a link to a blog going into even more depth about the equipment we use.

Camera Equipment I Use:

Canon 5D Mark III (use for all our behind the scene videos):

Devinsupertramp Signature Series Glidecam:

Rode VMPR VideoMic Pro (Mic we use for all audio for Behind The Scenes and Main Videos)

My Favorite Lenses in Order of used most:
Canon 16-35mm F/4 USM

Canon 14mm F/2.8

Canon 70-200mm F/2.8 II

Canon 24mm F/1.4L II

Canon 50mm F/1.2

For all our aerial shots, we use the DJI Inspire 1, with two controllers.

We also use B+W circular polarizer. They get rid of the reflections from water, windows, and most plants/green things. We use them whenever the sun is out. When buying a polarizer make sure to get the right size for the lens that you own. I feel if your going to spend the money and buy an expensive lens, it's worth spending the extra money to buy a polarizer of the same quality to match your lens, otherwise your lens won't be as clear. Plan on spending about 130 dollars US for one.

Here's a couple different sizes for common lenses:

77mm.

82mm

[Kriscoart]

This was very interesting man! Love seeing other people's gear. One quick thing I want to point out: You get a reduced field of view when you upgraded to 4K, not because it was 4K but because most likely the sensor size of the new camera was smaller.

[HHTV]

Great series. Looking forward to more. Please continue to keep it as simple as possible - the way you always do. Very useful for anyone interested in contemporary movie making!

[christianadventure]

Thanks so much for these videos. Because we are doing filmmaking in homeschool, Matt watches these videos before we get to watching them. Really helpful, thanks for doing this video series. Jen

[tptrsn]

You answered several of the questions I have had about your lens choices for a long time. Thank you!!!

[yyxtukb]

very useful, can't wait to see the rest of the series!

[provyprov]

I'll never understand why people feel like they have to say "I'm not getting paid to say this". You're an entertainer, and you deserve to make money off of this stuff! You work hard and provide us with great content that we don't even have to pay for. Nothing wrong with getting a paycheck out of it!

[agro]

The 4k part about cropping seems weird to me. Your camera had either a smaller sensor or it wasn't a full sensor read out which introduced cropping.

[austingartman]

so glad you are doing these tutorials!!!! i absolutely love your work!!!

[YarvinSFilms]

I've been waiting for Tutorials like this.
Thank you Devin! :)

[iJosiLoren]

I appreciate this SO MUCH! I had a film class in high school that was a college course and they never answered these questions that I had. I have watched your videos for years, and have always wanted to do something like this. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experiences. I have waited so long for this series to be a thing!<3

[melusaaste]

Thank you so much for making these tutorials, can't wait to watch the next one! It's really helpful. :)

[JamieDarrow]

Again... thank you for all the time and effort you are putting into these tutorials and educational videos. You make amazing quality products and I look forward to learning your techniques and tricks!

[lecrassous]

I love the knowledge you're sharing Devin !

[IsabelGarcia-dhnp]

this was so helpful! I'm barely beginning to start videos and i'm enjoying it. I have a lot to work on but i'm having fun learning about it. :) thank you!

[jediram]

thanks Devin! this helps me a lot with picking out lenses!

[relentless]

I love the paint/color on the walls and your room you are vlogging in, nice set-up! Also, thank you for the Canon lens review!!

[oyacaro]

Dude awesome content!! I've been with you since the beginning and it's great to see daily content especially content full of knowledge! :D Love your videos!
BTW what microphone are you using in this video? I can't get rid of the echo in my room seems just like mine but without that echo....

[squaidie]

Thanks, this was very helpful! I'd love to learn tips about staying in focus

[photosynthesis_by_pete]

Excellent and simple illustration. thanks alot

[adibulan]

Thank you very much for the awesome and helpful tutorials you provide for us! Coolest guy in town!