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I'm Jordan, 22, and I'm trying to work my way into the world of filmmaking. I went to William Paterson University and i am curently living in Nothern NJ.

Posted 3 months ago

The Canon 85 1.2 is pretty great. its probably my favorite lens to use but the focus is controlled by a motor even if it is in manual focus so it might create to much noise for video. So the zeiss may work out better for you. Ive rented it before and the manual focus ring is worth the cost alone. It is very smooth and precise.

Asked by living-grain

Thanks. That’s what I heard about the Zeiss and that the 50mm is extremely sharp, which is why I decided to get that lens. I am trying to stay away from Canon, not because I think their lenses aren’t worth it (I love their lenses) but because I don’t want to be stuck in an EOS market. Their lenses don’t have manual aperture and can only be controlled through the camera as you know. When I decided to upgrade my camera I don’t want to be stuck choosing between only the cameras that can electronically control the EOS lenses. That is why I am looking at Nikon as well and using convertors. I tried a 60mm Nikon with the converter and it worked great on my 60D. Cameras like the RED have EF mounts but many don’t and I don’t want to narrow my options when I feel like its time to upgrade.