Portrait Photography: The Differences Between 85mm and 135mm Primes

Ask any photographer about the lenses that they use for portraits. More than likely, they will come back to you with the same answer every time. The 85mm and 135mm focal lengths have been goto's for portrait photography for many years, and for good reasons, but how do you decide between the two, and what are the most significant differences between them? After the break, we will take a quick look at both prime lenses and will list the pros and cons of both so that you can make a more informed purchasing decision.

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2020-6-15 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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