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Which lens? 14, 15 Fisheye, 24 or 36 on a 5D

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  1. Dailey Pike

    Dailey Pike New Member

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    Just wondering which lens you'd prefer between the 14, 15 Fisheye, 24 or 36 on a Canon 5D?
     
  2. Austin Glass

    Austin Glass Active Member

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    On full frame sensors, I like the 20-50 range when on the Movi. Keep in mind that when using a wide angle lens on the Movi, you run a greater risk of casting operator shadow on your subjects. With wides, you usually need to be closer to your subjects, meaning light sources should be higher. If you are on a tighter lens, you will naturally operate from a few more feet away, thus making the operator shadow not as much of a problem.
     
  3. Steve Maller

    Steve Maller UAV Grief Counselor

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    Dailey, as with normal photo situations, it completely depends on what you’re shooting! I use virtually all Canon lenses, depending on the situation. However, one thing to consider is weight, and as such, the 15/2.8 fisheye and 24/2.8 IS are very light.
     
  4. Jason Smoker

    Jason Smoker Active Member

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    Dailey we use the 24/2.8 IS lens for normally but if we want a wide shot we bring out 15/2.8 fisheye instead of doing 3 photos you can do it in one!
     
  5. Fred Light

    Fred Light New Member

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    I shoot real estate and use a 14mm
     

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