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- 35mm vs 50mm: Which Prime Lens Fits the Way You Shoot?
The short answer to 35mm vs 50mm: pick 35mm if you want the place to matter as much … - What Is a 50mm Lens Good For? The Nifty Fifty Explained
What is a 50mm lens good for? Mainly portraits, low-light scenes, everyday photos and learning composition. Its nickname, … - Compact Prime Lens Guide for Vlogging and Everyday Video
A compact prime lens keeps a camera small enough to hold at arm’s length for a long take, … - Wide Angle Prime Lens Guide for Landscape and Astrophotography
A wide angle prime lens does two different jobs for outdoor photographers. In landscape work, you usually stop … - How to Choose a Portrait Prime Lens: 35mm to 135mm Compared
The best portrait prime lens for most people is an 85mm on full frame, because it gives flattering … - Benefits of a Prime Lens: Why Zooming With Your Feet Works
The main benefits of a prime lens are a wider aperture for the money, a smaller and lighter … - How to Get Bokeh: 4 Steps to a Blurry Background
To learn how to get bokeh, remember four things that work together: open the aperture, use a longer … - How to Clean Camera Lens Glass Safely, Step by Step
Here is how to clean camera lens glass without scratching it: blow off loose dust first, brush away … - Macro Prime Lens Guide: Magnification, Focal Length and Depth
A macro prime lens is a fixed lens designed to focus very close and project a subject onto … - Used Camera Lenses: How to Buy Online Without Getting Burned
Buying used camera lenses online is safe when you do three things: buy from a seller with a … - Lens Sharpness: Are Prime Lenses Really Sharper Than Zooms?
When it comes to lens sharpness, prime lenses have a design advantage, but they are not sharper in … - What Is a Fast Lens? Aperture and Low Light Explained
A fast lens is a lens with a wide maximum aperture, usually f/2 or lower for a prime … - Vintage Lenses on Mirrorless Cameras: How to Adapt Them
Using vintage lenses on a mirrorless camera takes a simple metal adapter, a few settings and some patience. … - Fixed vs Zoom Lens: Which One Suits Your Next Shoot?
In the fixed vs zoom lens choice, a fixed (prime) lens gives you more aperture and less weight … - Do You Need a Weather Sealed Lens for Outdoor Shooting?
You need a weather sealed lens if you often shoot in rain, snow, sea spray or dust, and …