Photography and Lens
For many photographers the common significant factor in their photography is the HD quality of their pictures. To get the outstanding quality you need to know which lenses to work with and the best time to use they.
There are numerous lenses on the market today that should become part of our daily tool. Standard lenses: are the most common use on nowadays' market. A standard lens has a focal range length between 40 mm and 60 mm, which can be used for every types of photography. It is the most common flexible of all the lenses and should remain on the body of camera at all times.
Types of Lenses
Telephoto zoom lens:
For any one interested in wildlife pictures a telephoto lens should become your standard companion in lens. With a focal length ranges between 60 mm and 300 mm, this is also a required lens for the sport enthusiast. The telephoto lens provides you to capture the distant object and can also be used for landscape photos. You can work with this lens as for close-ups, but be keep in mind with your composition. Big areas of the pictures will become blank and could disrupt your picture. When working with a telephoto lens always keep in mind that you have the camera supported with a tripod not any random object. If you cant use a tripod try using a beanbag – rest the lens on the bag when taking your images.
Wide-angle lens
It is the option of most landscape photographers. They allow you to include as much of the scene as possible when you look in your viewfinder with a wide focal length which ranges between 17 mm to 40mm. The wider the lens you work with, the closer you are required to be to an object of foreground interest, to sum up impact to your photography. Ultra wide-angle lenses have a length between 8 mm to 28 mm.
Macro lens
It is perfect for ultra close-ups shots with an average focal length of 100 mm. If you are looking to take images of tiny or micro objects, such as: flowers or insects, a macro lens should become companion of your camera bag. A macro lens will also allow you to take innovative abstract images. By using a wide aperture together with a macro lens on natural shapes can create the perfect abstract image. Keep in mind with focusing when working with a macro lens, as it is more directly dependent on weather conditions. It is tough on a pleasant day and can be difficult if the weather is windy.
