400mm LENS TEST | Canon 100-400 vs Tamron 200-400 vs Tokina 400mm | www.Budgetfilmmaker.co.uk

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This is just a very quick overview and some test footage of 4x 200mm lenses. A full write-up with analysis and more in depth info on each lens can be found my here: www.budgetfilmmaker.co.uk I now have about 80 lenses to test, so if you like the idea of cheap lenses for video work, please SUBSCRIBE to make sure you don’t miss the upcoming test videos. Follow BF on tweeter for latest updates: twitter.com
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35 responses to “400mm LENS TEST | Canon 100-400 vs Tamron 200-400 vs Tokina 400mm | www.Budgetfilmmaker.co.uk”

  1. Alan Besedin Avatar
    Alan Besedin

    I’m not a fan of CA either, but the only problem with canon it that it’s 10 times more expensive than Tokina

  2. 2legit2quitz Avatar
    2legit2quitz

    all but the Canon suffers from Chromatic Aberration. can’t stand that distorted rainbow smear in pixels

  3. Alan Besedin Avatar
    Alan Besedin

    Unfortunately I can’t afford to do tests like these. I’m more about finding great lenses at a low price.

  4. CMBpictures07 Avatar
    CMBpictures07

    any review for canon 100-400L vs 400 L F5.6 USM plz ? with 2x convertor

  5. Alan Besedin Avatar
    Alan Besedin

    Thanks for the tip. I know there are many great Sigma telephoto lenses, but I can’t afford them all, so I test whatever is easily affordable to me.

  6. 45Blackjack Avatar
    45Blackjack

    Sigma APO 120-400mm F/4.5-5.6 is a much better lens then the Tamron and Tokina lenses in your test. The Sigma can be found for just over half the cost of the Canon 100-400 F/4.5-5.6 and has OS(Optical Stabilization) which is Sigma’s version of Canon’s IS(Image Stabilization)

  7. Jonathan Rojas Avatar
    Jonathan Rojas

    Canon lens is the better one of all

  8. Hardrock4040 Avatar
    Hardrock4040

    where can you find the Tokina to purchase? Nice review

  9. lsi624 Avatar
    lsi624

    The canon is a real beauty

  10. DrgDrg Avatar
    DrgDrg

    Nice review!!! Thanks for sharing!
    What about the Tokina 80-400mm?

  11. Bugbear974 Avatar
    Bugbear974

    You think on canon 600d the canon lens is a good coice?

  12. doseofreality100 Avatar
    doseofreality100

    H2 on Amazon is $380… unless I’m looking at the wrong H2.

  13. sockworld313 Avatar
    sockworld313

    yes you can. just get a cable going from headphone out to the t2i mic in

  14. German Moreno Avatar
    German Moreno

    can i plug the zoom h2 directly to a dslr?

  15. vitorfj1 Avatar
    vitorfj1

    ok friend, but how do you sync your video with your sound?

  16. lentejTV9 Avatar
    lentejTV9

    tadah! H2 DUH !

  17. pmcaleer1 Avatar
    pmcaleer1

    Hi I was wondering if it was easy to merge the audio with the video?

  18. DSLRKid Avatar
    DSLRKid

    I have £200 to spend, what mic shall i buy for all round DSLR video shooting?

  19. 2Gtwin Avatar
    2Gtwin

    when you plug in a lav mic into the zoom is the lav mic only picking up sound or are they both ?

  20. shadayafreeman Avatar
    shadayafreeman

    Can the zoom be used instead of a shotgun or does it have to be used with a shotgun for filmmaking?

  21. ajmmontreal Avatar
    ajmmontreal

    what do you use ton synch the sound ?

  22. OpenYourMindMedia Avatar
    OpenYourMindMedia

    t2i does accept external audio

  23. mstyana Avatar
    mstyana

    how to sync this mic to the canon t3i?

  24. kellanpan Avatar
    kellanpan

    Great video, thanks.

    Also, my favourite parts:
    1.) “Nice box” 2:40
    2.) “The cat’s ass”

  25. kellanpan Avatar
    kellanpan

    The t2i doesn’t allow external audio, but the t3i does.

  26. JckHanrahan Avatar
    JckHanrahan

    The cat’s ass??? Hahah what?

  27. castironfilms1 Avatar
    castironfilms1

    can you use the H2 on its own when filming or will you need to attach a shotgun as well?

  28. Nicole McKay Avatar
    Nicole McKay

    I use the mic for recording live band practices and have it about 15 feet away (granted, the sound is amplified) and the recordings are amazing for the $80 I paid (brand new on Ebay).

  29. Chris Bardas MMAfight.gr Avatar
    Chris Bardas MMAfight.gr

    nice review man. if i crank all volumes up i can hear a small hiss on the backgrund with the zoom. is it from the mic or does it catch the laptops noise?

  30. Shmangled Avatar
    Shmangled

    Hey man! Thanks for the review! I have a Zoom H2, but I am looking for the Lavalier Mic to add to it. Which model do you use?

  31. Rubens Dourado Avatar
    Rubens Dourado

    you could tell me what were the settings used to make the recording?
    L / M / H?
    gain in db?
    type of format? (mp3 or wav)
    thank you

  32. chameleonicblu22 Avatar
    chameleonicblu22

    You sure can dude. I fashioned a little threaded holder that slips into my hot foot (metal clamp on that would hold an external flash on top of your rebel) to hold my zoom h4 as I record; on each clip, a snap of the fingers allows you to synch up the audio/video in post. I highly suggest using the headphone jack in the zoom to monitor the sound levels as your record video. You’ll easily forget about your levels otherwise.

  33. Joshua Se Avatar
    Joshua Se

    can the zoom h2 connect directly to the camcorder?

  34. DoCWaSaBe Avatar
    DoCWaSaBe

    everyone STOP =P!
    The H2 is great, but you need to look at the H2N, it’s an audio revolution!

  35. Phunker1 Avatar
    Phunker1

    It’s funny. I once bought the h2 for some field stuff and hated it. Well I normally work in a studio with real kit, like schoeps, dpa, neumann etc. I thought I’d never use the h2 again, but after getting a dslr and trying a few other mics suitable for dslr bodies I figured, that even this shitty little h2 thing sounds better than any of the rivals I tested. Seems like the H2 will get a second chance. Happy I didn’t sell it right away..