DSLR Videography

[Genkiboi8o8]

I know this is a photography section, but I think there should be a videography section also since a lot of people like watching films... I personally bought my DSLR to make amateur videos for fun haha..

So I was wondering, if anyone can help me out, what bang for buck lenses will help me out with good videography.

I'm looking at
-Tokina 11-16 for wide angle
-Sigma 30 1.8
I'm wondering if anyone else has a better suggestion in terms of what lenses should be a priority..

Right now, as far as equipment goes.. I have
-Canon T3i w/ stock lens
-Canon 50 1.8
-Glideshot Industry Jib
-Flycam Nano

If you like, you can critique on my very first video I made.. total production time was like 3-4 hours? half of that time was uploading the damn thing... [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGg8GixF8Ds"]E30 at Home - YouTube[/ame]

[E21uro]

love it nice job

[EdwinB]

I have used tokina 11-16 2.8F and it's pretty good wide lens. I didn't like the focus, because if you focus to object which is far from you it will be blurried. I hope u understand what i wanted to say because my english isn't perfect.

[Ben_der]

Nice man! Only thing I have noticed is with the jib, try to make smoother movements with it, then it'd be perfect I think!

I wish I'd had a little bit of talent making videos

[Joker]

you should stabilize the jerking in the gliding shots with after effects, they are somewhat choppy, and some shots could be cut a tad better. other than that really nice

[Genkiboi8o8]

I have used tokina 11-16 2.8F and it's pretty good wide lens. I didn't like the focus, because if you focus to object which is far from you it will be blurried. I hope u understand what i wanted to say because my english isn't perfect.

Hmm, I kind of understand lol.. but I'm still debating on what lens would be good for wide-angle, and more preferably used for video.

you should stabilize the jerking in the gliding shots with after effects, they are somewhat choppy, and some shots could be cut a tad better. other than that really nice

Yea, the funny thing was, I didn't have a tripod mount for the jib yet, so all of this was shot using a cinderblock lmao... I just recently got a tripod mount for the jib, and we'll see how much smoother it is.