5 Versatile Lenses That Documentarians Love Using

When out in the field, photographers need to capture any moment in the blink of an eye. If you're a split second late, the moment is lost forever. Documentarians find themselves in these situations daily.

They need lenses that can adapt to multiple situations and genres. Documentary photographers also need lenses that can take a beating. The great news is that modern lenses are tough yet lightweight. They also have the ability to focus quicker than ever before. These versatile lenses can go from shooting close-ups to wides and on to telephoto images in a split second. These are all features of the incredibly versatile lenses listed here. After the break, you'll find one lens for 5 popular systems that will have your back and won't leave you wanting more. .

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Wave GoodBye To Your Wide-Angle!

The first thing you’re told as a fresh-faced landscape photographer is ‘get yourself a wide-angle lens’. And with good reason, too. The broad view that a wide-angle lens gives, and the way it will exaggerated the scale of anything close to you immediately make sense; you can cram big views into your pictures, and make foregrounds pop with texture and detail. digitalrev.com »

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Lens Lingo Explained

Pick up a lens and you’ll most likely see numbers and letters on the side or front of an optic. Sit and chat with a photographer and they may even use terms and words that seem a little unfamiliar and technical. digitalrev.com »

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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 »

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