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24mm vs 35mm for portrait photography

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24mm vs 35mm for portrait photography

Choosing the right focal length for the scene is half the work in photography. Depending on what focal length you choose, can drastically change what the photo looks like. In this series, I will be comparing all main prime lens focal lengths at portrait photoshoots. We are starting this series off on the wide end with the 24mm vs 35mm!

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Sony A7RV Photo + Video Real World Review

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Sony A7RV Photo + Video Real World Review

The Sony A7RV is a full frame, 61 megapixel camera for stills and video. The A7RV weighs 723g, almost as heavy as the flagship Sony A1 which weighs 736g. The Sony A7RV received a huge overhaul to Sony's well known eye AF. The A7RV now uses an AI processing unit to improve the camera's subject recognition capabilities. The new AI processing unit allows the A7RV to have better accuracy with autofocus and more variety in autofocus subjects. These autofocus subjects include humans, animals, birds, insects, trains, planes and cars. Watch my Sony A7RV real world review video below. I share real time human, animal and insect subject recognition examples in stills and video.

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Autumn portraits with Sony GM 35mm f1.4

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Autumn portraits with Sony GM 35mm f1.4

To create the Sony 14mm f1.8 GM lens review video, I roadtripped with Dan to the Blue Mountains during peak autumn colours. I wanted to make the most of these gorgeous orange and red leaves so Dan took portraits of me with the Sony 35mm f1.4 GM and Sony A7III.

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Sony GM 35mm f1.4 Portrait Photoshoot

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Sony GM 35mm f1.4 Portrait Photoshoot

The GM 35mm f1.4 is a small and sharp prime lens when paired with the Sony A7III. This 35mm f1.4 focuses with ease in strong backlight situations with both eye AF and subject tracking. In this portrait photoshoot on the GM 35mm f1.4, I share the image quality and sharpness when taking portraits at wide open apertures.

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