Ultra-wide-angle lens (broaden your horizons and show a wider world)

Ultra-wide-angle lens is widely used in photography and film production. It has a very broad perspective, which can broaden our horizons and let us see a wider world. Whether it is landscape photography, architectural photography, or shooting movies with big scenes, super wide-angle lenses can bring us a unique visual experience.

Ultra-wide angle lens principle

The viewing angle range of super wide-angle lens is generally above 90 degrees, even reaching 180 degrees, which means that a very wide picture can be taken. Its principle is to focus the light on the sensor of the camera from a very wide angle, so as to achieve a wide-angle effect.

Ultra-wide-angle lens has a complicated structure and usually consists of multiple lenses, including convex lens and concave lens. These lenses can disperse light, thus covering a larger picture range. In addition, the super wide-angle lens also has a short focal length, which makes it closer to the main body when shooting, further increasing the wide-angle effect.

Application of super wide-angle lens

Ultra-wide-angle lenses are widely used in photography and film production. In landscape photography, the super wide-angle lens can capture a wider landscape and let the audience feel the magnificent natural scenery. In architectural photography, the super wide-angle lens can capture the whole building and show its magnificent momentum and unique design. In addition, when shooting a movie with a big scene, the super wide-angle lens can completely present the whole scene to the audience, so that they can feel the real immersion.

Matters needing attention in using super wide-angle lens

Although the super wide-angle lens can bring unique visual effects, some problems need to be paid attention to when using it. First of all, due to the wide viewing angle of the super wide-angle lens, attention should be paid to avoid unnecessary elements from entering the picture when shooting, so as not to affect the overall effect of the picture. Secondly, the super wide-angle lens will produce perspective distortion when shooting at close range, which may lead to the deformation of the subject. Therefore, when shooting close-range objects, it is necessary to adjust the angle and distance to keep the real shape of the objects.