Contrary to popular belief, telephoto zooms are one of the best lenses a landscape photographer could have in their arsenal. Hear us out. Using telephoto zooms for landscapes isn’t as bonkers as it may sound. Yes, wide-angle lenses are fantastic for landscape photography as they allow you to capture sweeping
Ask any professional photographer, and they’ll tell you that fast 70-200mm f/2.8 telephoto zooms are a staple in their load-outs. These lenses are versatile, and they can stand up to the abuse that modern photographers give them daily. Here, we’ll take a quick look at five of our favorite fast
Telephoto zooms for landscape photography? Have we gone mad? Absolutely not! Most landscape photographers have a telephoto zoom in their camera bag because of their versatility. Using telephoto zooms for landscapes isn’t as weird as it might sound. It’s quite possible that, when you’re out in nature, you’ll see a
OM Digital Solutions has been hard at work behind the scenes. Not only have they announced a new camera, the OM-1, they have also announced two new lenses. Here. we’ll be taking a look at the new OM SYSTEM 40-150mm f/4 Pro. Find out if this is a lens that’s
Before I purchased my Tamron 70-180mm f/2.8, I used to rent the original Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 lens. It was plagued with issues like focus hunting, ineffective image stabilization and more. I photographed an event with it, and came away with more misses than hits. I knew right then and there,
When we think of landscapes, we often think of sweeping vistas and wide views of mountain ranges. However, sometimes it can pay to hyper-focus on just one key element in a scene. You can do this easily by using telephoto zooms. Using telephoto lenses for landscapes isn’t as crazy as
