Photography Techniques : Selecting a Camera Lens
| Mar 16, 2010 | 9 comments
Different types of camera lenses are needed for different types of photography, and a lens should be selected based on the particular effect the photographer is trying to create. Learn about wide lenses, fish-eye lenses and more with help from a photographer in this free video on photography tips and camera lenses. Expert: Kight Haberer Contact: actionshootersphotography.com Bio: Kight Haberer has a degree in photography from the University of North Texas. He is the owner of Action Shooters Photography, which is based out of Fort Worth, Texas. Filmmaker: Kevin Haberer
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waste of time
The whole video is poor and pointless but. . .
Once and for all: LONGER LENS DOES NOT GIVE YOU A BLURRY BACKGROUND. It’s a myth. The only thing that can give you a blurry background is the aperture.
And for God’s sake : LEARN BEFORE YOU TEACH!
I have to disagree about NOT using the 50 prime as a portrait lens. . . . I use mine all the time. Secondly we have our own favorite lenses we use for certain situations and I hate when people like this guy who says which lens is better for which situation. I get that a much favored lens like a 70-200 is for sports/weddings, etc. but actually I hardly ever use my Nikkor 70-200.
do all fisheye fit all cams cuz i have a digital camcorder but i dont know what fisheye to get
Prime lenses have a fixed focal length.
Ex. 50mm (prime) vs 18mm-70mm (zoom)
Cool video,
I’m making a snowboarding video, I use a wide angle lens right now but I want to get a couple more.
What are prime lenses?
700mm for $7,000. I know a bigger one costs $28,000
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