What lens should I use to shoot the scenery?

Question 1: What lens is good for shooting scenery and what is the focal length? It depends on what scenery you want to shoot ~ Generally speaking, hooding 18~ 105 is enough. I feel that the scenery is not much different! Of course, there are better and wider ones. Not bad. 14~24 16~35.

Question 2: What kind of lens does the SLR camera choose to shoot the scenery? Although there are high-quality lenses, ordinary lenses and inferior lenses, the choice of lenses should be based on their own economic basis.

It doesn't mean that high-quality lenses can take ideal photos, but ordinary inferior lenses can't. In fact, shooting technology is the main factor.

Standard lens: Take the interchangeable lens suitable for 35 mm SLR camera as an example. The standard lens usually refers to a photographic lens with a focal length of 40 to 55 mm, which is the most basic photographic lens among all lenses. Sigma AF 30/ 1.4 EX HSM DC lens

The standard lens gives people a vivid visual effect picture, so it is often used in actual shooting. On the other hand, because the picture effect of standard lens is very similar to the visual effect of human eyes, the picture effect taken with standard lens is very ordinary, even very "plain", and it is difficult to obtain the dramatic effect of rendering the picture like wide-angle lens or telephoto lens. So it is not easy to take vivid photos with standard lenses. Even experienced photographers think it is not easy to use standard lenses well. However, the visual effect of the standard lens has a natural sense of closeness, and the distance between the standard lens and the subject is moderate, so it is widely used in ordinary scenes, ordinary portraits, snapshots and other photography occasions. The most common commemorative photos are taken with standard lenses. In addition, what photographers often overlook is that the standard lens is also a lens with good imaging quality, which is very effective for showing the details of the subject.

long shot

The telephoto lens has a viewing angle of less than 20 degrees and a focal length of several tens or hundreds of millimeters. Long focal length lenses are divided into ordinary telephoto lenses and ultra-telephoto lenses. The focal length of ordinary telephoto lens is close to that of standard lens, while the focal length of ultra telephoto lens is much larger than that of Sony 2X enlarger lens.

Standard lens. Take 135 camera as an example, the photographic lens with a focal length of 85mm-300mm is a normal telephoto lens, and the lens with a focal length of more than 300mm is a super telephoto lens. A telephoto lens has a long focal length, a small viewing angle and a large image on the negative. Therefore, at the same distance, you can take larger images than the standard lens. Suitable for shooting distant objects. Because its depth of field is smaller than the standard lens, it can blur the background more effectively and highlight the focused subject, and the subject is generally far away from the camera, which makes the portrait more realistic in perspective, so people often call the telephoto lens a portrait lens. The telephoto lens is often used in professional photography because of its long lens barrel, heavy weight, relatively expensive price and small depth of field, and it is difficult to focus in practical use. When shooting with a long focal length lens, you should generally use a high sensitivity and a fast shutter. For example, when shooting with a 200mm long focal length lens, the shutter speed should be above 1/250 seconds to prevent camera shake when shooting with a hand-held camera. In general, in order to keep the camera stable, it is best to fix the camera on a tripod. Try to find something to help stabilize the camera without a tripod.

wide-angle lens

Take a 35mm single lens reflex camera as an example. A wide-angle lens usually refers to a lens with a focal length of 17 to 35mm. The basic characteristics of a wide-angle lens are its large viewing angle and wide field of vision. The range of scenery observed from a certain viewpoint is much larger than that seen by human eyes at the same viewpoint; The depth of field is long, which can show a fairly clear range; It can emphasize the perspective effect of the picture, be good at exaggerating the foreground and express the sense of distance of the scene, which is conducive to enhancing the appeal of the picture. Basic characteristics of wide-angle lens: 1. Wide viewing angle, covering a wide range of scenery. The so-called wide viewing angle range means that at the same viewing point (the distance from the subject is constant), the scene is viewed with wide-angle, standard and telephoto lenses with three different focal lengths. As a result, the former shoots more up, down, left and right scenes than the latter. When the photographer has no retreat, it is difficult to take a complete picture (such as taking a group photo) with a standard lens of 50 mm ), using a wide-angle lens can easily solve the problem. Furthermore, for example, shooting a vast Yuan Ye or a tall building in a city, perhaps only a part of the scenery can be photographed with a standard lens, which cannot show the breadth or height of the scenery. Shooting with a wide-angle lens can effectively show the open momentum of large scenes or majestic buildings. 2. Short focal length and long depth of field. Photographers usually rely on the focal length of a wide-angle lens when shooting large scenes ...

Question 3: What lens is suitable for shooting some scenery with a SLR camera when traveling? "telephoto" is most suitable for taking a long shot, but a wide-angle lens can't take a long shot (but taking a long shot requires a tripod, and shaking hands will reduce the clarity of the photo). If it is better to shoot close range, the wide-angle lens can shoot a wider field of vision. If it is close range, because the camera shutter speed is fast and the lens has anti-shake function, it is not necessary to bring a bulky tripod.

Question 4: What lens should I use to shoot the scenery? 14; 20; 24; 28; Any of these fixed-focus lenses can shoot scenery. The zoom lens is 17~55. It's all Nikon lenses.

Question 5: What lens does Nikon use to shoot the scenery? Hello, it is recognized that wide-angle lens can shoot momentum and breadth. Nikon had better choose 17-40 and 16-35 for wide-angle lenses.

Question 6: There are two kinds of lenses suitable for taking scenery: 1, with good picture feeling (depending on the head behind the camera) and clear picture quality (depending on the head in front of the camera). For a single device, the aperture of 8- 16 is too large for the depth of field and too small for the serious deterioration of image quality. Sensitivity: The lower the better, 80,65438+. 1/ 125 is appropriate, and details will be lost too soon (the film age is obvious, and the details are seriously lost in the digital age, which can be ignored). Filters: UV, sky, polarization, medium gray (as the case may be, if filters have been used, UV can be ignored, because CCD/CMOS is far less sensitive to UV than film, sky and polarization. Medium gray is mainly to adjust the aperture and shutter value, but pay attention to the polarization can be equivalent to a medium gray, reduce the fourth speed or aperture tripod: if necessary, the more stable the better, which can further enhance the clarity and transparency of the picture and increase the tension of the picture.

Question 7: What lens of Canon captures the best scenery? The best shot is 16-35/F2.8, followed by 17-40/F4. These two lenses are used to shoot wide-angle scenes, 70-200/F2.8 is a long-distance lens, and others are optional.

Question 8: What lens of SLR camera is suitable for shooting landscapes and people? The lens suitable for shooting scenery is wide angle, and the basic focal length suitable for shooting people should be greater than or equal to 35mm. In other words, you need a zoom lens of 17-35. Two days ago, I bought a fixed-focus lens with only 24mm, and half a frame is equal to about 36mm, which is ok for people to take pictures.

Question 9: Which lens is better for taking portraits with Canon SLR? 5D3 in one step. In fact, basically any lens can shoot scenery and people. This should be described in detail. For example, taking pictures of desert sandstorms or alleys in the south of the Yangtze River are all scenery photos, so the lenses used are different, so are people and the whole body. You have used 5D3, don't try to travel all over the world with a mirror. Unfortunately 18-200 invincible 3. Suggest at least 17-40+24- 105 invincible 3. These two are actually a little regrettable, but they are not bad and meet the requirements of your landscape portrait. In addition, you can buy an extra 85/ 1. 8. This is not an L-mirror, but the large aperture imaging is very good. This is the configuration of junior high school photographers. To exert the power of 5D3, focus on those red circles first. Tau refers to the quality of the lens, which is easy to understand. Canon generally has a good red circle and L, which is the so-called bull head. If the price is low and the quality is poor, it is called dog head. Several of them are standard, and the zoom is very large. In addition, the common sub-factory lenses are also among the dog heads, but the lenses produced by several lens factories in Germany, such as Zeiss and Kashner. , high quality, absolutely bull's head.

Question 10: What kind of lens is better for shooting scenery films? What filter does 24- 105 of 5D2 use to shoot people or scenery, which is sharper and more transparent? Polarizers are mostly used for landscapes, but most people don't use them. Generally speaking, sharper and more transparent can not be obtained by using filters, which is related to parameter setting and lighting environment, and also to the artistic level of photography. The key is to practice more.