What lens is good for travel photography?

Question 1: What kind of lens is suitable for taking pictures of scenery with a SLR camera when traveling? The "telephoto" lens is most suitable for taking long-distance shots. The wide-angle lens cannot capture the long-distance shots (but a tripod is required to take long-distance shots. Holding the camera when taking long-distance shots will reduce the clarity of the photo due to shaking of the hand). If you are taking close-up shots, use the "wide-angle" lens. "Wide angle can capture a wider field of view. For close-up shots, the fast shutter speed of the camera and the anti-shake function of the lens eliminate the need for a bulky tripod.

Question 2: What lens is suitable for Canon SLR cameras? From a travel perspective: 1. The focal length coverage of the lens should be the primary consideration: Traveling is already very tiring, and if you bring a bunch of guns and cannons, you are considered powerful if you are still in a good mood and can take good pictures, so you carry a single focal length. Lenses with high coverage are more reasonable. From the perspective of focal length, traveling is nothing more than holding it in your hand to take pictures of scenery and people. The wide-angle and standard segments are most likely to be used, while the telephoto end is not very useful. 2. The portability of the lens also needs to be considered: even if you only bring one lens, you have to consider the problem that your hands will become numb after using it for a long time, so heavy guns like Big Eyes and Xiaobai are really not suitable for traveling. Choosing one or a few lenses that are lighter in weight and smaller in size when traveling is not a disservice to yourself, because you have limited physical strength. 3. The lens should have anti-shake: The reason is very simple. If you are not an enthusiast, you will definitely not travel with a tripod, and carbon ones will not work. Holding it in your hand and taking pictures gives you a casual temperament, so lens anti-shake is very important. Of course, this is not difficult to choose. Many Canon lenses have anti-shake units. Combining many factors, I will give you some recommended lenses suitable for travel: 1. EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Reason: 60D kit lens. Specially designed for APS-C format, it covers everything from wide-angle to telephoto. It has high focal length coverage, is lightweight and easy to carry, and has IS anti-shake. It is definitely the first choice for APS-C format. 2. EF 24-105mm f4L IS Reasons: Invincible Rabbit Headgear. Red circle! F4 constant aperture! Anti-splash! It can be used in both full frame and APS-C. It has a high focal length coverage, is lightweight and easy to carry, and comes with IS anti-shake. It is the first choice for full frame. It is slightly missing at the wide angle end on APS-C frame 3.EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Reason: Comprehensively surpasses the imaging capabilities of the 18-135. The viewing angle is wider than the 18-135. It is compact and slightly heavier than the 18-135. It comes with IS anti-shake. For those who don’t need a telephoto end. Generally speaking, this lens is far better than the 18-135

Question 3: Which brand of SLR camera is better? Which model of SLR camera is suitable for travel photography? Generally, professionals like to use Nikon, but the SLR cameras currently available are all similar in terms of performance. For travel photography, choose a model with higher pixels and clear shooting.

Question 4: What lens should I use for travel photography? There are generally two types of good travel photography. One is to take some photos of the trip, so just bring a large zoom lens, that’s it. This is an artifact that is said to be a one-shot lens, because the most important consideration is portability.

The other way is to stop and go, sometimes waiting for the weather, and staying in one place for several days or even a month or two... I am taking pictures seriously. Creation requires producing works, so just bringing a zoom lens is not enough. But what to bring? Everyone’s focus on shooting is different, and the lenses they need are also different, but generally they will bring wide-angle and telephoto lenses, at least these two. You should have seen photographers who are shooting for creative purposes, carrying a big bag with various lenses and a tripod. That bag is not light. Climbing mountains and wading in water is very hard and requires a lot of physical strength.

Question 5: What lens is suitable for novice photographers to take mainly travel portraits? For travel portraits, it is recommended to shoot people in the scene.

If you just want to shoot portraits of people, you don’t need to travel at all. Just go out and find a park.

Suitable for shooting people in the scene. The focal length of the lens must not be too long. The recommended equivalent focal length is between 35-50mm.

Since you are using 18-55

It means you are using APS. -C format camera (assuming you are Canon)

It is recommended that you use the following two types of lenses

One is a large aperture zoom lens, such as 17-55mmF2.8, The price is very expensive

The second is a large aperture fixed focus lens, such as 35mmF2 or 24mmF1.8, which is very suitable for travel photography

Question 6: What lens should I bring with me for travel photography? Standard, it can use a large zoom to cover the whole world, a three-dimensional zoom lens, or a bunch of fixed focal lengths

Question 7: What lens is better for Canon SLR to shoot portraits and travel landscapes? The 5D3 is perfect in one step. In fact, basically any lens can capture scenery and people. This needs to be discussed in detail. For example, whether you are photographing desert wind and sand or Jiangnan alleys, both are landscapes. In this case, you need to use different lenses. The same goes for people, their whole bodies, half their bodies, and their heads are all different.

If you already use 5D3, don’t think about taking one shot to the end of the world. 18-200 is a pity for Invincible 3. The recommended minimum is 17-424-105. These two are actually a bit pity for Invincible 3, but they are also Not bad, and meets your requirements for landscape portraits. In addition, you can buy an additional 85/1.8. This is not an L lens, but the large aperture image is very good. This is a configuration for beginner and intermediate photographers. If you want to unleash the power of 5D3, use the red circle fixed focus lenses. "Nutou" or "Nutou" refers to the quality of the lens. It is easy to understand. Canon generally has a red circle and an L, which are very good. It is called a "Nutou" and is low-priced. Those with poor quality are called "Nutou". Some of them are standard equipment and have large zooms. In addition, the common lenses from subsidiary manufacturers are also among the best. However, the lenses produced by several German lens manufacturers, such as Zeiss Leica and Schiffer, are of extremely high quality and are absolutely outstanding.

Question 8: What kind of good-looking lens should be used for travel photography? Where to take pictures? If you want to take photos of wild animals in Kenya, for example, you should use a telephoto lens. If you want to shoot a large scene, you can choose a wide-angle lens. Ordinary A commonly used zoom lens in the wide-angle + mid-focal range will suffice. However, the image quality of a lens with a (larger) zoom range is usually slightly worse than a fixed focus (or lens with a small zoom range). If possible, you can use PS or other software to correct the defects in the photo.

Question 9: I want to buy a SLR camera, which is only used for personal travel and daily life photography. What kind of lens is better? It depends on what kind of mechanic you use, and then choose the lens according to the money.

If you have a lot of money, both of them have 17-55MM F2.8

If you have a lot of money, you can buy Canon 15-85MM, Nikon 16-85MM, or the whole 50MM F1.8 , of course 50 F1.4 is also possible.

If you don’t have enough money, just use Tengzai’s A16 for 18-135, 18-105, 18-200. You can also use the entire 50MM F1.8

If it’s still not enough, try using it.

Explain:

There is nothing to say about the 50MM F1.8. There must be a lens with a large aperture for photographing people. What's more, it's not expensive.

When traveling, wide angle is still more important, and 24MM wide angle is still needed, so 15-85 or 16-85 would be more appropriate.

If you feel that the price is not worth it, then buy an LX7 or an XZ-1, which will make you feel more relaxed when traveling.