Super Wide Lens

A Photography Blog - Part 4

For almost two centuries, the science and art of photography has allowed people to capture the world around them through carefully crafted lenses.

A fisheye lens is a camera component used for shooting extremely wide angles, typically 180 degrees. Also referred to as a “super wide” or “ultra-wide” lens It produces an image that appears distorted, giving it a more abstract yet dynamic aesthetic.

Introduction Landscape and general outdoor photographers usually worry about one thing when it comes to their wide-angle lenses: Sharpness. As the saying goes, “F/8 and be there.” In other words, just do whatever you gotta do to get sharp, well exposed images and spend the rest of your energy on simply getting to the right ... Read more

Carl Zeiss has announced the Distagon T* 2,8/15, a super-wide-angle lens for Canon EF and Nikon F mounts. The lens can focus from just 25cm (10") and offers a 110° field of view when mounted on a full-frame camera. It uses aspherical elements and abnormal partial dispersion glass in order to control distortion and chromatic aberration. It features an integrated lens hood and accepts 95mm threaded filters. It will be available from May for an MSRP of €2,148 or US $2,948.

Most street photographers prefer wide angle or normal focal length lenses for shooting, but of course, that does not mean you can't ever shoot with longer lenses. This fun video follows a photographer as he shoots with a super-telephoto zoom lens for street photography.

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Coyull Films | Frank Ramirez on Instagram: “A background full of bokeh for my bokeh monster. 😍 Best lens for bokeh? Tell me below! ————————————————————— @sony 85mm f/1.4 GM…”