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What’s In My Camera Bag Now…and What Should Be In Yours!

What’s In My Camera Bag Now…and What Should Be In Yours! The Stay Focused Podcast Episode #26 On today’s episode we chat about just what’s inside my camera bag….it might not be what you think! Have you ever gone out shooting (especially when working with a client) and wondered if you have everything you need...

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    3 Reasons You Should NOT get a 50mm 1.8 Lens

    5 Simple Ways to Take Better Pictures Of Your Own Kids

      So you may have heard many photographers talking about a “nifty-fifty” or also know as the 50mm 1.8 lens. Both Canon and Nikon have a version. If you are a new photographer, or are looking to make a purchase of your next lens you might be wondering “is the lens right for me?” Maybe...

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    • Eric JacksonJanuary 21, 2019 - 7:38 pm

      My one and only lens is the Canon 85mm 1.2L II lens. I’m extremely happy with the results I get with it. It is a bit of a challenge to shoot at the 1.2 aperture. Slight movement and you risk image blur. That the weight and the price would deter some purchasing it.ReplyCancel

    • Michael SturgeonApril 17, 2017 - 7:49 pm

      The title of your article got my attention. As a professor, teaching portrait photography, I frequently have newbies in my classes and they ask me for advice on their next lens purchase (beyond the kit lens). The nifty-fifty (or fantastic-plastic) 50 f/1.8 is always my advice. After all, they are college students and money is something they seldom have a load of for extra lenses.

      Thanks for the article – I will share it with my students.

      MichaelReplyCancel

    • WILLIAM J OCONNORApril 2, 2017 - 4:30 pm

      I . a]m looking for a good workable camera primarly for outdoor and boating. Some thing with flexible lenses but simple to use ie throw it in auto and it works well most of the timeReplyCancel

      • Cozy Clicks Photography LLCApril 2, 2017 - 7:27 pm

        Hey William! I started out using an older Canon from the rebel series, the most recent model is the Canon t6. I think that would be a great one to use on the go and easy to use in auto:) -EmilyReplyCancel

    • KarilynApril 1, 2017 - 10:15 am

      You know I do love my 50 mm!! After a couple of years I’ve switched over to tge canon 90 mm macro. It’s the older one, BUT I bought it for $175. It is absolutely fabulous!! Mt daughter is now getting into photography and she is using my old canon t5 with the 50 mm lens. Yep! Great investment!!ReplyCancel

      • Cozy Clicks Photography LLCApril 2, 2017 - 7:24 pm

        Hi Karilyn! I haven’t tried the 90mm yet, but you have me intrigued:) And awesome you’re able to share your older t5 with your daughter- that with the 50 is an excellent combo! -EmilyReplyCancel

    • TC ConnerMarch 23, 2017 - 1:32 pm

      I agree 110% with everything you mentioned about the nifty fifty! I bought one shortly after getting my Canon T5i. Another great upgrade from the kit 70-300 is the 55-250mm with image stabilization (IS STM). It stays on my camera!ReplyCancel