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04 Apr, 2011
Canon 28-135 for video use
I bought this lens for my new Canon 7d, primarily for filming videos.
This was all new for me, and I bought the lens after much consideration of reviews and trying it out first in shops.
First impressions: the lens is fabulously sharp, the autofocus really swift, silent and accurate, and the lens feels well-made and solid.
This is for stills work.
For video however, it didn't really work out for me. The zoom that felt so smooth and easy for stills was stiff and heavy for video, so the camera dipped alarmingly when I tried to zoom. This may be a matter of technique and practice, but it was really jerky compared to all my camcorders. The camera is quite hard to hold as a video camera.
In video mode it's manual focus, and focusing was really hard with the Canon lens.
In fact, I bought a converter for my Nikon 50mm 1.4 lens, and this is much better for video work: easy to focus, better in low light, and easier to set the aperture to get that narrow depth of field.
04 Apr, 2011
Canon 28-135 for video use
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this lens for my new Canon 7d, primarily for filming videos.
This was all new for me, and I bought the lens after much consideration of reviews and trying it out first in shops.
First impressions: the lens is fabulously sharp, the autofocus really swift, silent and accurate, and the lens feels well-made and solid.
This is for stills work.
For video however, it didn't really work out for me. The zoom that felt so smooth and easy for stills was stiff and heavy for video, so the camera dipped alarmingly when I tried to zoom. This may be a matter of technique and practice, but it was really jerky compared to all my camcorders. The camera is quite hard to hold as a video camera.
In video mode it's manual focus, and focusing was really hard with the Canon lens.
In fact, I bought a converter for my Nikon 50mm 1.4 lens, and this is much better for video work: easy to focus, better in low light, and easier to set the aperture to get that narrow depth of field.
25 Aug, 2023
dust buster
very useful attachment for cleaning dust