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Difference between wide-angle fixed-focus lens and standard fixed-focus lens

Standard fixed focus lens

It is difficult to get the dramatic effect of the rendered picture like a wide-angle lens or a telephoto lens. 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 landscapes, ordinary portraits, snapshots and other photography occasions.

Wide-angle fixed focus lens

Usually refers to a lens with a focal length of 17 to 35mm. The basic characteristics of a wide-angle fixed-focus lens are its wide 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; Long depth of field can show a fairly clear range.

Main lens

In particular a lens with a fixed focal length, focal length segment or field of view. Fixed focus lens has no zoom function. The design of fixed-focus lens is much simpler than that of zoom lens, but the general zoom lens will affect the imaging when zooming. The biggest advantage of fixed-focus lens compared with zoom machine is its fast focusing speed and stable imaging quality.

Basic characteristics of wide-angle fixed-focus lens;

1. Wide viewing angle, covering a wide range of scenery.

Short focal length and long depth of field.

3. You can emphasize the prospect and highlight the contrast between far and near.

4. It can be exaggerated and deformed.