Can fixed focus be used to shoot landscapes?

Question 1: Can a fixed focus lens be used to shoot landscapes? Relatively speaking, fixed focus lenses are better for shooting portraits, especially standard images, without deformation. The zoom head is used to take pictures of landscapes. You can adjust the lens according to distance, which is more convenient.

Question 2: Can a fixed focus lens be used to shoot landscapes? Fixed focus framing is not very convenient. If you want to use a fixed focus lens to shoot landscapes, you must run back and forth to get the right framing! If you are not afraid of getting tired, shoot with fixed focus. After all, fixed focus has good imaging and large aperture! Especially when shooting architecture, professional photographers use tilt-shift lenses!

Generally speaking, when shooting landscapes, prepare a lens with an actual focal length of about 28-70 and 70-200 (multiplied by 1.5 for an APS camera, such as an 18-55 and an APS with an actual focal length of 27-82.5). Got it!

Question 3: Is it good to shoot landscapes with a fixed-focus lens? It is slightly more difficult to control the composition of landscapes with a fixed-focus lens than with a zoom lens, but for a good shot, the choice of the subject is very important. Although most of the landscapes are shot with a wide angle, in terms of the subject matter, the landscape subjects shot with a fixed focus lens have constant picture distortion control, and the perspective and imaging are very good. Don’t demonize the lens. A good photographer does not rely on the function of the lens to make good films, but knows how to take advantage of the lens to make good films.

Appreciation of the wonderful photography works taken with 50mm fixed-focus lenses from abroad:

Question 4: Can fixed-focus lenses take pictures of landscapes? Of course, a fixed focus lens can take pictures of landscapes... A wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle fixed focus lens can take better pictures of landscapes!

Question 5: Can fixed-focus lenses take pictures of landscapes? The image quality of fixed-focus lenses is usually better than that of ordinary zoom lenses. Of course, there is no problem in taking pictures of landscapes, but the angle of view is fixed, and the framing and composition are slightly restricted when shooting. That’s all.

Question 6: Canon fixed-focus lens for landscape photography. It is better to use a wide angle for landscape photography, 17-40. For fixed focus, 50mm, 1.4 aperture lens is good, it can blur the background and highlight the subject. Question 7: Is the 50mm lens suitable for shooting landscapes? It can be said that the content of the shooting has nothing to do with the lens, it just depends on what you want to express. Effects, landscapes are not necessarily just wide-angle, there are a lot of telephoto landscapes on the Internet, and there are also a lot of ultra-wide portraits, but relatively speaking, it is more troublesome to shoot landscapes with a fixed focus, so it is recommended to zoom for landscapes

Question 8: Which lens for a SLR camera is suitable for taking pictures of landscapes and people? The ones suitable for taking pictures of landscapes are all wide-angle and suitable for taking pictures of people. The basic focal length should be greater than or equal to 35mm. In other words, you need a 17-35 type zoom. Two days ago, I bought a 24mm fixed-focus lens for half-frame, which is equivalent to about 36mm, which is fine for shooting people and landscapes.

Question 9: Can a 50mm fixed-focus lens be used for shooting landscapes? Yes, the image quality of a fixed-focus lens is better than that of a zoom lens that costs tens of thousands of yuan, whether it takes landscapes, portraits, or humanistic pictures. The advantage of shooting landscapes with a 50mm fixed focus is that the landscape is the same as what the human eye sees, but the disadvantage is that the wide angle is slightly insufficient.

Question 10: Is it okay to shoot landscapes with a 50mm1.8 fixed-focus lens? The human eye’s single-eye viewing angle is equivalent to a full-frame 50mm lens, and both eyes are equivalent to a full-frame 35mm lens. Therefore, lenses around 50mm are called standard lenses, and lenses below 35mm are called wide-angle lenses. The wide-angle lens has a strong sense of perspective and is suitable for shooting landscapes, but the distortion is also serious. It is easy to detect distortion when shooting portraits and buildings. The 50mm lens conforms to human vision and is suitable for shooting portraits. You can also shoot landscapes. If your vision is narrow, you can post-film it, and you can still create magnificent scenes.