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Photo & Video: Lenses


        Before you go out and shoot, you need to have lenses to actually take the videos and pictures you want. I will go through the 4 lenses every videographer and photographer should have in their bag.

        1. 16-35mm f2.8: The perfect lenses for a YouTube vlogger, portrait photographer, and real estate videographer and/or photographer. Not too wide, not too narrow, just right. Price: $2,199.00 or a slower (f4) for $1,099.00

        2. 24-70mm f2.8: The do-it-all lens. The perfect lens for anyone getting started. Best for portraits, landscape, and product videos. Just the right amount of range of focal lengths. Price: $1,899.00 or a slower one for $589.00

        3. 70-200mm f2.8: The longer, sniper lens. Get in close to the action with this lens. Best for landscapes, sports photos and videos, and action shots. Price: $1,179.00 or a slower one for $596.00

        4. 50mm f1.8: The nifty-fifty. Open the aperture way up to f1.8 and get super shallow depth of field and awesome photos and videos. Best for portraits, product videos and architecture photos. Price: $125

        My go-to lens is definitely the 50mm f1.8 for its super shallow depth of field and sharp picture's it takes. What is or would be your go-to lens. Write it down in the comments.

See you guys tomorrow for another great blog about video cameras!

-Parker Johnson

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