low light, bokeh test with my Canon 35mm 1.4 on a 7D. Between 100 – 800 ISO.
Video demonstrating the wide and zoom capabilities of Nikon’s 18-300mm AF-S lens. Like I mention in the video, it is a bit heavy. Although considering how many lenses it replaces, it is a pleasure. However, compared to Tamron’s 18-270mm, it is noticeably heavier. Perhaps I’ll make a video comparing the two (Tamron 18-270mm to the Nikon 18-300mm) …thoughts? Enjoy!
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27 responses to “Canon 35mm 1.4 Bokeh Test Low Light”
Trentemøller for the win! Very well shot clip! Completes the music.
This is really cool. Thanks for sharing
It’s listed under the view counter 🙂
cool – i like the music too, what is it?
nice fokus xD
Thank you 🙂
Honestly, both companies have cameras that produce great video quality. If you are already invested in Nikon don’t feel that you have to make a new investment in Canon!
*I mean with stills..
And what about distortion? You can not fix a video distorted as you can do with fixed..
Hello, this video seems very nice and just what I may need.. But I would like to take your opinion: I want to have this lens with D5200 and I’m into video as well as photo shooting.. Nikon film making seems not to be on par with Canon’s, Ex. 650D which produces very smooth videos with excellent focus… So what do you think? Thank you a million 🙂
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Definitely, All-in-Ones are a gamer changer! Enjoy!
Oh, well, the Tamron may be a better deal. I’m just very positive about the all-in-one aspect - whatever brand.
Yes exactly, my only problem with it is there is a Tamron lens that is almost exactly the same (Tamron’s all-in-one 18-270) and it’s less expensive, same quality, and MUCH lighter. Not to say this isn’t a great lens from Nikon– it is, I’m just saying this isn’t the only option out there, in terms of all-in-one lenses.
It is definitely heavy, but I enjoy NOT having to switch lenses all the time. Really love it on my Nikon D7000.
Will do! Give me a few days (I do them at work), but not a problem! Thanks for the request!
Please make a vid of the Tamron 18-270mm and the Nikon 18-300mm
yes & thanks again 🙂 i wanna know that can i use this lens to 35 MM DSLR (FX mode) camera , like Nikon D 800 🙂 ?,
You’re welcome! Hope it helped you! 🙂
Girl thanks for uploading.
yup, its next model from d3100
D3200
D3200 or D90
It came out this year, yes
D3200? Is that new?
What do you mean?
what is behind the camera??