The Basics: Choosing Your First Good Zoom Lens for Your Camera

In the past couple of years, photographers have finally been able to pick up their first good zoom lens. By that we mean that lower end zoom lenses have become just that much better at delivering high quality photos.

For years, photographers went to higher end zooms and prime lenses for good quality optics. When you combine these new zoom lenses with high quality sensors though, you'll be able to create photos that really stand out to you and so many others around you. .

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2017-7-21 01:00

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Standard Zoom Lenses You Can Trust In Your Event Photography Kit

So far in our journey to help you fill out the ultimate party and event kits we have discussed cameras and prime lenses that would be great options for any photographer to consider. But as you are probably aware if you are reading this, a single standard zoom lens is a much more common option that event photographers choose due to its versatility. thephoblographer.com »

2017-07-06 19:00

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