Novices are particularly interested in humanistic photography. How can they make a documentary about humanities?

Humanistic photographers can be said to be the hardest in photography, and there is no one. If you want to engage in humanistic documentary photography, you should not only have basic photography knowledge, but also have keen observation. Classic humanistic blockbusters are fleeting, so humanistic photography lies in the present; In addition to the main body of the picture (characters or others), it is equally important to include more environments and the visual performance will be stronger, so we mostly use wide-angle lenses for lens selection. As a Canon user, I also prefer humanistic photography, so I will leave aside the basic knowledge and give you some suggestions on equipment selection.

The first choice for lens selection is fast and accurate focusing, excellent imaging and large aperture. Because the outdoor environment is complex, it may be indoors, so my choice is Canon's 35 1.4 II or 24-70 2.8 II, which is recognized as the best lens for human photography.

There is no doubt that the choice of fuselage is Quan Huafu. According to personal economic ability, 1DX 2, 5D4 and 6D2 are all good choices, which are very powerful in continuous shooting speed, image analysis ability and endurance. As a newcomer like you, 6D2 is highly recommended.