Why a Manual Focus Lens Will Make You a Better Photographer

There’s a lot of articles out there about the pros and cons of using manual focus lenses for your photography, with everyone trying to explain what are the benefits of shooting in manual, and the theory that taking pictures with a manual lens heightens creativity.

Great photographers for National Geographic, Time, Magnum, and many others are using not only manual lenses, but also film cameras. Cameras of 35mm, 6x6, or even large format cameras (for the most patient photographers) are still playing a major qualitative role among professionals in the era of Instagram and iPhone photography. .

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2017-9-19 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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