Focal Length for Portraits
When we look at the gears of well known portrait photographers in the community, why do we see they use lenses with long focal lengths? Why is it that 85mm…
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When we look at the gears of well known portrait photographers in the community, why do we see they use lenses with long focal lengths? Why is it that 85mm…
When we take a photo with a shorter focal length, the background feels far away from the subject. There's a clear, visible distance between the subject and the background. As…
Quick Tips Put your subject closer to camera and far away from background. Use longer focal length and wider aperture. While choosing between two lens - divide the focal length…
I recently found out this software from DXO. It is quite good for removing noise and improving the photo quality in general. I am currently using the Canon M50. It's…
Today afternoon was quite rainy. There were drizzling from time to time and then there were heavy rain too. Rain drops are one of my photographic interests. I like to…
When I first bought the Canon M50, I only had the kit lens. I went to Khulna University (my go to place for photography) and took some photos of my…
Summary Lenses that let in a lot of light can allow the camera to use fast shutter speeds. This is why lenses with (maximum) wider aperture (small f-numbers) are often…
Flange Distance or Flange Focal Distance is the distance between the flange (the lens mount) and the sensor. Most lens we use today is a combination of multiple optical / glass elements. And…
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Soon after getting my Canon M50, I was curious and wanted to know about other canon cameras. There seemed to be a lot of models with different names. But which…
At the time of writing this post, I am using my first camera, the Canon EOS M50. So this post is going to explain certain decisions in respect to this…