Talking head video lens

Finding the perfect talking head lens sounds simple—until you realize just how many options exist. Since I shoot in a relatively small 11x9-foot studio, I needed something that would fit my space without forcing me against the wall every time I hit record.My main cameras are the Panasonic S5IIX and the Blackmagic Pyxis 6K, both using L-Mount lenses and both now benefiting from autofocus capabilities, so versatility across both systems was a major factor.To find out what works best, I’m currently testing two popular focal lengths: 24mm and 35mm, comparing how each handles framing, perspective, and overall look for talking head videos.

GEAR

CAMERAS:
Blackmagic 6K Pro
Panasonic S5IIX

LENSES:
Helios 44-2 58mm f2
Panasonic 12-60 Kit lens
Panasonic 50mm 1.8
canon 24-105 f\4 is usm
Sigma 18-35mm
Sigma 16mm
Pentax 28mms
Pentax 50mm
Canon FD 70-210mm

FILTERS
Nisi Swift Kit
K&M Variable ND filter

Adapters
K&M FD Adapter

MONITOR
Blackmagic Video Assist
RECORDER:
MixPre 3
Tascam DR-10

MIC \ AUDIO
Oktava MK-012
Diety W. Lave Pro
LIGHTING
Godox VL-150
FalconEyes RX-18TD
AMARAN/APUTURE T2C

STABILIZATION#blackmagic6kpro
Weebill S
Benro Aero 4

#helios #bmpcc6k #cinematography

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