Canon 35mm f1.4 lens review - DSLR FILM NOOB

www.dslrfilmnoob.com People always ask me to tell them what my number one most used lens is. Well with out a doubt the canon 35mm f1.4 is probably the most used lens in my collection on a crop sensor camera. The Canon 35mm f1.4 is ruffly a 55mm on a crop sensor camera making it an ideal focal length for filming. There are a few lenses in this focal length including the Canon 28mm f1.8, the Sigma 30mm f1.4, and the sigma 28 f1.8 but none of them preform quit as well as the Canon 35mm f1.4. Is the canon 35mm f1.4 worth it? If you have the money then yes, but at a price tag of almost $1300 you could buy 3 mid range primes and still have a little bit of money left over. It might be better to have 3 good prime lenses then a single great lens. The Canon 35mm does preform better then any of the other lenses in this focal range, and chances are if your considering it you've probably already made the choice. If you have then you can always pick one up here: www.amazon.com Side note, I got a little lazy with this video and a few shots are blown out, but I didn't have time to go back and re shoot, sorry. Equipment used in this video: Canon t2i & 7d Canon 50mm f1.2 Canon 35mm f1.4 Konova slider Sennheiser G2 wireless mic

Camera Wizard - Locations and Presets

The Camera Wizard is an interactive video series that teaches you in simple terms 4 key pillars for using your camera to get the best shot in different situations. The series includes: White balance, Shutter speed, Aperture and ISO. Camera Wizard Credits Starring: Corey Vidal Created by Justin Ferrato Produced by Mediated Production Producers: Justin Ferrato , Stuart Dykstra, Corey Vidal Production Manager: Jon Pottins Directors of Photography: Dan MacAskill, James Villeneuve Editor/Graphics: Tim Pienta DMT: Nick Giordano Special Thanks: Guy Gal The Biz Media Jimmy Simpson YouTube Tim Deegan Copyright Mediated Production 2011 www.mediatedproductions.com

Kodak Easyshare Max Digital Camera (Z990) at CES 2011

Kodak's Hal McLenon talks about the Kodak Easyshare Max Digital Camera (Z990) from the Kodak booth at CES 2011

How-to Use a Zoom H4n as an On-Camera DSLR Mic

www.sam-mallery.com In this video I'll show you how you can use a portable recorder like the Zoom H4n as an on-camera microphone for an HD video-enabled DSLR. I explain the necessary settings, and explain the special Sescom -25db cable and the Pearstone shoe mount that are required. For complete instructions, I suggest you visit my blog post on the subject: www.sam-mallery.com