Landscape photography 50 or 35

Thank you for inviting me! 50,85, 105, 135, which fixed-focus lens is suitable for outdoor/outdoor shooting?

Before analyzing this problem, I guess the subject should be Nikon users, haha, because from the lens of 105mm, we can see that 105mm f/2.8 is Nikon's professional macro lens! Canon's is 100mm f/2.8, commonly known as Budweiser (note that it is not Budweiser for beer).

Ok, back to the topic, among the four lenses, the 50mm lens is undoubtedly the most used by photographers, while the 135mm lens is the least used; Why is the lens 135mm used less? It's not because its imaging is not good, but because in the middle telephoto segment, people prefer to use the famous 85mm portrait lens when shooting people, and prefer to use the 105mm macro lens when shooting scenery, which can take into account the scenery, portrait and macro.

Therefore, the positioning of 135mm is awkward. Although the portrait is very soft, it is not a focal lens commonly used by photographers because of its simple shooting style.

Let's talk about the 85mm lens. In fact, this lens should have an aperture of at least 1.4. Why? Because I used an 85mm lens with aperture 1.8, I won't talk about imaging. The purple edge phenomenon at the large aperture alone makes people collapse, and you can't see it at all!

However, as a portrait with a golden focal length, if this lens is of high quality above 85mm 1.4, even like Canon's 85mm 1.2 lens, it is definitely the best choice to shoot a close-up bust, and the imaging is excellent, and it doesn't take as much effort as 50mm, and it needs to be very close to shoot a close-up bust. The anti-glare effect is very good when shooting people's photos with outdoor backlight or side light, and there is no obvious purple edge phenomenon under large aperture.

What about the 50mm lens? I think outdoor portrait shooting is the best choice among these shots. Why? Because it is first suitable for taking half-length or full-length photos in the environment, there is no sense of oppression in the medium telephoto. As long as you master the shooting angle, you can still shoot the long legs of the model, which other lenses can't do!

Of course, there are many options for this lens, including 1.8, 1.4 or even 1.2. Personally, I think buying 1.4 is basically enough, because we don't need to open it to such a large aperture as 1.2 when taking portraits. Secondly, we buy 1.4.

Finally, with the macro lens of 105mm 2.8, I believe many people still think that the macro lens is only suitable for macro shooting. In fact, I tell you, this lens is also very capable, especially suitable for people like me who pursue details. Because we don't use Nikon brand, we use Canon machine, so we often take portraits with Canon macro lens of 100mm 2.8.

Nikon's 105mm lens can also be said to be a famous lens. Many photographers around me are full of praise for this macro lens because its imaging is excellent! Whether it's portrait, macro or scenery, it's a great shot!

Of course, from the focal length of this lens, we should know that it is suitable for taking busts and close-ups, and it is impossible to shoot long legs! No one will choose to shoot long legs with a medium telephoto lens!

In short, for these shots, none of them is said to have the best outdoor shooting effect. Only by choosing the right lens and shooting the right style can each lens shoot good results!

I have been taking outdoor portraits with Nikon portrait fixed-focus lens 105- 1.4, and I used it before 50, with aperture 1.4. This shot left a deep impression on me. When taking portraits, the effect of busts and headshots is still ok, at least very clear. But when you take a full-body photo, it's either mushy or unclear. This kind of lens with more than 2,000 yuan is almost a must-have lens for first-time SLR users, and there is also a "small spittoon" with an aperture of 1.8, which costs several hundred yuan. These shots are often one of the mainstream shots in the studio, and there are even 50 cookie heads.

If the outdoor shooting effect is better, the most ideal is the 85 series, and there is 1.4 aperture. Nikon has a unique lens of 105- 1.4, and the outdoor shooting effect is the best. If the aperture is 1.4, the blur effect is the best, the background is clean and transparent, and it feels like an air cutter. Relatively speaking, 85- 1.4 is the most, and 85-focal outdoor photography is the best. 135 This fixed-focus lens is relatively long and inexpensive. Some people say it's a conscience lens, and the effect is not bad. If I say that the above portrait fixed-focus lens works best, I recommend Nikon portrait fixed-focus lens: 105- 1.4.

50,85, 105, 135, which fixed-focus lens is suitable for outdoor/outdoor shooting?

In fact, to solve this problem, we need to know what four fixed-focus lenses with different focal lengths are suitable for shooting and what their functions are, and then find the right lens according to your shooting needs.

85mm is a medium-long focal length fixed-focus lens, known as the portrait king, with a unique angle of view, which is the biggest feature of this focusing lens. The large aperture of 1.4 can cut out the hazy feeling of Jiao Wai in the messy outdoor environment, artificially create a certain artistic conception or unique perspective, and have a sense of space compression.

105mm fixed-focus lenses are F 1.4 and F2.8 respectively. F 1.4 is the positioning portrait lens. Under the same conditions, the blur effect is softer than 85mm, and the focal length 105mm is not suitable for indoor shooting, but suitable for outdoor bust and close-up.

135mm lens has a long focal length when shooting portraits, which is suitable for close-ups, and it needs to be far away from the subject when shooting the whole body or bust.

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The outdoor/outdoor shooting effect of 50, 85, 105 and 135 is good, as they are all used for outdoor shooting, the summary is as follows:

1. Considering the limitation of environmental site, the shooting distance of 50, 85 and 105 is closer to the subject, which makes outdoor shooting more convenient, while the shooting distance of 135 is relatively far, which has certain environmental restrictions, so it should be decided as appropriate. Here is a basic concept. The larger the focal length, the narrower the visual range of the lens. For the same shooting distance, the smaller the focal length, the more content the lens images.

2. Lens selection, the lenses with the above four focal lengths can actually be used as the main lens. After all, "good shooting effect" refers to the final film. The quality of the film does not depend on the lens, but on the comprehensive factors such as creativity, shooting technology and post-modification.

Be sure to choose one of the shots, and then you can decide according to your budget. The price of lens is an old topic. For a novice photographer, choosing the most suitable for him is the premise, because the story language of the lens is the combination of shooting ideas and creativity. The lens is just a tool. I believe that if you like photography, your lens will definitely increase with time.

I hope my answer is helpful to you!

Just go to 105.

No one can do anything with a 50-degree viewing angle of 135 85, and the background of 50 85 is not as good as 135. According to what you want to express, choosing the right lens is the most important thing. The expression is your heart, and you can record that moment with your mobile phone. Don't be limited by equipment. It is most important to use the equipment in your hand. I killed them both when I was 50, so I will try my best to kill them.

I have used these lenses for more than a year, and I feel that they are solid inside and outside 50, and 85- 135 is similar. Anyway, I can't tell the head portrait myself. I shot them all with 35 55 58 85105135 200. Press the key to select the device. There is no best, only the most suitable.

Everything is fine, the key lies in your ability to control, otherwise, people will not be born. You can try one by one, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The longer the focal length, the larger the scene needed and the better the background blur effect.

Choose 85 or 105 for outdoor portrait shooting!

It must be 85.