When would you use a 16 35mm lens?
When would you use a 16 35mm lens?
The 16-35 lens is good for portraits where you want to include the environment you subject is in. It’s an excellent choice for full length poses as well as perfect for photographing large groups of people. Use the 16-35mm lens for photographing large groups of people.
Is a 24 70 lens good for portraits?
The 24-70 lens is a good choice for doing landscape photography, shooting portraits, macro photography, and making videos. It can be used to shoot travel photos, architecture, and weddings and also works for street and lifestyle photography.
What does 35-70mm lens mean?
The “6X” factor of a zoom just refers to the ratio between the smallest and longest focal lengths it supports. So if it is 35mm on the wide end and 70mm on the long end, then it is a “2X” zoom, because 70/35 = 2. If it was 35-105 it would be a “3X” zoom.
What is 35-70mm lens?
Focal Length: 35-70mm. Used on a DX camera it gives angles of view similar to what a 50-105mm lens would give on an FX or 35mm film camera. See also Crop Factor. Maximum Aperture: f/3.5 at all focal lengths.
Should I get the Nikon 16-35 or 35-70mm?
Although I’m fond of wide angles, the additional reach from 35-70mm is more useful in travel situations. The 16-35 is tempting, but the range between 24 & 70 is where most of your travel subjects will fall. What Nikon really needs, is a version of the Canon 24-105/4 lens.
Should I get the 24-70mm or 16-35mm?
The 24-70mm is more useful, though, if you want to use just one lens. The Canon EF 24-70 mm f/2.8L II USM is my main workhorse. I use the Canon EF 70-200 mm f/2.8L IS II USM more than the Canon EF 16-35 mm f/2.8L II USM. You don’t mention any other lenses that might you own: that information is probably relevant.
Is the 24-70mm good for travel?
For travel, which is almost 100% of what I shoot, the 24-70 will serve you better. Although I’m fond of wide angles, the additional reach from 35-70mm is more useful in travel situations. The 16-35 is tempting, but the range between 24 & 70 is where most of your travel subjects will fall.
Is the 16-35mm worth it?
For travel the 16-35mm is more useful – particularly with a 50mm and your 70-200mm. That assumes you use film or FX digital of course – for DX that lineup is all wrong. Sorry for not mensioning, D700.
