New to street photography? One of the first few things you’ll learn is using the right focal length for the scene you’re photographing. Among the most popular is 35mm, which is ideal for capturing more of the setting to add more context to your street snaps. But some photographers prefer
Wide angle lenses provides a lot of benefits when it comes to action photography. Here are four of the ones I love most!
All photographers have a go-to camera or lens (and even camera + lens combo), whatever the genre or level of expertise. But an all-around focal length for practically everything? That’s usually a highly subjective topic, but let’s hear what it is for travel photographer Sean Dalton, and why. In the video
Whether you’re new to Fujifilm cameras or have been using one for some time, one of the most popular lenses you’ll encounter (if you haven’t yet) is the Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1.4 R. One of the original X mount lenses, it has garnered quite a cult following, as many believe it lends
Ricoh/Pentax released the Pentax 17 half-frame 35mm film camera. It shoots 72 frames per roll. It’s also the first film camera from Pentax in about 20 years. What is the Pentax 17 film camera? The Pentax 17 is the first film camera from the Film Camera Project. It’s a new
Let’s get one thing straight. Tamron’s line of f/2.8 primes for Sony E mount are what I consider to be “workhorse lenses.” Meaning, they work great for virtually any use case. The 35mm f/2.8 is no exception. This tack sharp lens will perform for whatever you might throw at it.
While I enjoy being social, sometimes it’s nice to get out with your camera and, well, not have to talk to people. But in a bustling downtown, it isn’t always easy to do this, especially when you’ve got a large camera and lens setup that draws attention.e Recently I had
It took me a long time to get used to the 35mm focal length. I know 35mm is a staple for virtually every photographer. However, I broke into the photography world taking headshots with classic portrait focal lengths — 85mm-200mm, and a 14mm-24mm for architecture. For me, 35mm was kind
In the last couple of years, I’ve ventured more and more in the direction of Fuji. With their retro good looks and funky ergonomics, taking photos with a Fuji is just plain photographic fun! Overall it’s been a bit of a love hate relationship for me, I grew up in
I’ve always been hesitant on lenses that are specifically called out as being geared toward non-pros. Take Sigma’s latest Contemporary lenses, for example. These compact lenses are marketed toward the everyday user, and they’re priced to be approachable to the masses. So when I was offered the chance to review
This morning, Sigma announced its new 35mm f/1.4 DG DN | Art lens for mirrorless cameras. Featuring a smaller footprint and lighter weight than the existing model, the 35mm offers “an outstanding level of sharpness right to the edges of the frame at all apertures, as well as exceptionally smooth
I recognize this isn’t a new lens. Like a lot of photographers, many of you — like me — are considering Fuji for the first time. A 35mm equivalent is one of the first lenses a photographer should consider. The Fuji XF 23mm f/1.4 R should absolutely be one of
