all pics were taken with a canon 1000d with 18-55mm kit lens/ 35-80mm f4-5.6. I am from Singapore. Do add me up on my facebook page, screamingsnaps photography. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE MUSIC. ALL COPYRIGHT GOES TO THE ARTIST.
I have a sony a230 dslr camera, it came with an 18-55 lens, and I have also have a 75-300 lens. I want to start making wide angle photos. Is there any wide angle lenses that I can add to my lens or do I have to buy another Whole wide angle lens? So confused. I want to have wide angle photos but from a distance. Help!
What are the differences between these two wide angle lenses? Im looking at:
a canon EF 24mm f/2.8 wide angle lens and a canon EF 35mm f/2 wide angle lens?
I am an amateur photographer and all my knowledge is self-taught, and I was wondering what the difference in the mm means and also the f stops?
And which one would you consider a greater performance to price ration, which one is the better wide angle lens?
Thanks all, sorry for the many questions.
I’m looking for a good wide angle lens and also a great every day lens..good for taking portraits and family,kid photos. I’m looking for something that is not too pricey. Any advice or suggestions would be great…just starting getting into photography.
Adrian’s Photography These Photos are taken using Canon 60D. I don’t own the music I used. The Title is “That Girl” by David Choi ( www.youtube.com ) Some of the pictures are taken in San Francisco Zoo
I’m venturing into macro photography and looking to buy a suitable lens.
I’ve seen photos of insects that are extremely close up such that you are able to see its every strand of hair and eyes etc and they were taken with macro lenses of 100 mm focal length.
The problem is macro lenses are too expensive for me. Instead, can canon close up lens or vitacon wide angle+macro lens of lesser focal length such as 50 mm take such a huge close up of the insect too? Let’s say the insect won’t be scared away easily.
I’m aware the photo quality won’t be the same but as long as it can get the huge close up. I’m wondering is it they use macro lens plus a close up lens to achieve the really close up result.
Also, which is more recommendable? Canon close up lens or Vitacon WA+macro lens?
I’m using Canon 500D.
It’s so hard to find a straight forward sort of explanation as to what lens is going to work best with my camera. I have the AF-S KIKKOR 18-55mm as well as the 55-200mm. So what’s next? I would really like a wide-angle lens and a fixed (or prime). But no idea what is what and all that. Help!
Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8-4.5 SLD Aspherical DC Optical Stabilized
Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 SP XR ZL Di LD Aspherical
Canon EF 35mm f/2 Wide Angle Lens
Canon EF 24mm f/2.8 Wide Angle Lens
Thanks!
I’m looking to use a Canon FD 50mm 1.4 with a bower FD to EF converter.
What will i be expecting? I heard i won’t be able to change the F-stop on the camera.
If i do want to change the F stop, what do i do?
And also, what is the main difference on the Canon EF 50mm 1.4 and the Canon FD 50mm 1.4 ?
any difference in the images? what is the main difference from your experiences or research?
all i can find on good is that the built quality on FD is better but they all say it’s about the same. but
it couldn’t be the same because of the time gap between those 2 lenses are extraordinary.
I will be using this lens on the Canon 5D so let me know thanks!!!
im just a newbie in photography and im a bit curious regarding the numbering system on every EF or EFS lenses, for example 18-55mm does 18 means the nearest you can take a picture and 55 means the farthest you can take a pic…please let me know and thanks!!!!
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