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A Guide to Choosing the Perfect Portrait Lens
A Guide to Choosing the Perfect Portrait Lens
by Stepan Andranikian · Posted 11/13/2023
So, you've decided to dive into the captivating world of portrait photography, but now you may be wondering, "What kind of lens would be best for me?" Let's look at various focal lengths, examine the differences between lenses, and explain how they impact your work. We'll also discuss the pros and cons of prime lenses and zoom lenses for portrait photography. Your choice of focal length plays a pivotal role in framing your subject and influencing the final look of your photographs. As we delve into this topic, you'll notice that mid-telephoto
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Portrait Photography
Mirrorless Lenses
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Purchasing Your Next Lens
by Jill Waterman · Posted 09/14/2021
No matter how many lenses a photographer has, there are often added lenses we still wish for, and even more lenses after which we lust. There are so many options that choosing your next lens can often involve a dizzying cavalcade of choices—manufacturers, focal lengths, prime or zoom functionality, auto or manual focusing, and price. Below, we offer up some thoughts on what your next lens might be based on your shooting preferences and needs. To keep things simple, our suggestions are based on the use of a full-frame camera—those seeking a
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SLR Lenses
Mirrorless Lenses