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Recently I found a lot of questions about clarity. This brings me to the answers on the objectives. Know if they are not a good lens, you still usually have a good photo.

The reason why I say it is much better than a professional SLR camera or a prosumer point and shoot, because my desire to look "pro" when you do your pictures, because the degree of control you have on the photo. You can use the control light is much more, you can control the display andgeneral aspects of the image. And with that freedom comes the choice to obtain the clarity of the lens. To win, the ultimate freedom in razor sharp image, first all you need to know what lens, what.

Fixed focal length lenses

A lens with fixed focal-length lens that is a point and shoot and most prosumer cameras is. Are usually a medium wide-angle lens. There is no such thing as a "quality of mid-range lens. If you compare it with a zoom lens and has a fixed focal lengthTarget is small and often has a larger aperture to maximum. This is good, because they work quite well in low light. These objectives seem clearer than zoom lenses. The only problem is that the person or the object appears smaller than you want, when you can move more.

Zoom Lenses

And what a zoom lens? Without going into too technical details, zoom lenses are often more practical focal lengths for digital photography. You can get a good angleProspects for the completion of the structure, for example. These lenses are great if you want to approach the record, it is impossible to get a little 'closer.

Optical zoom lenses are the best. My advice to you would be completely forgotten, digital zoom. Digital zoom is not a true zoom, in other words, is not a true reflection of what is there. You get only more noise on the image that you can not actually be treated.

The problem with zoom is that they easily lose it ever closerget. They have lower apertures and this can be difficult in low light conditions. In some situations it’s possible to use the flash and have adequate lighting, but other times you use the zoom because you are far away from the subject and the flash is only effective a few meters away.

There is no general answer to “What lens should I get?” The answer is it depends on what your camera can do and what you want to do yourself. But the more you understand what lenses do what, the better los are making an informed decision and the lens is right for the job.

Best wishes,

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