
Too many lenses? Here's how to find the right one
Here are five key factors to consider when choosing the perfect lens for your needs.
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The lens type determines the optical characteristics and intended use of the lens, which directly influences the quality and versatility of your photography. Selecting the right lens type is essential for achieving your desired results, whether you're capturing landscapes, portraits, or close-up details.
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Prime lens
Typical price
320.– to 940.–Features a fixed focal length that provides superior optical quality and a wider aperture for better low-light performance.
Ideal for portrait and street photography, allowing for sharper images and beautiful background blur (bokeh).
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Wide angle lens
Typical price
370.– to 1000.–Offers a broader field of view, making it perfect for capturing expansive landscapes or tight interiors.
Great for real estate photography or travel, allowing you to fit more of the scene into the frame.
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Telephoto lens
Typical price
400.– to 1300.–Provides a long focal length, allowing you to capture distant subjects with clarity and detail.
Excellent for wildlife and sports photography, enabling you to shoot from a distance without disturbing the action.
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Macro lens
Typical price
360.– to 940.–Designed for extreme close-up photography, capturing intricate details of small subjects.
Perfect for nature and product photography, allowing you to reveal textures and features that are often overlooked.
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Zoom
Typical price
570.– to 1800.–Combines multiple focal lengths in one lens, providing versatility for various shooting situations without needing to change lenses.
Ideal for event photography and travel, allowing you to quickly adapt to different scenes, from wide landscapes to close-ups.
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Aperture refers to the opening of a lens that controls the amount of light entering the camera, directly affecting exposure and depth of field. Understanding aperture settings is crucial for achieving desired photographic effects, such as blurring backgrounds or capturing sharp images in low light conditions.
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1 - 2.5 f/
Typical price
340.– to 1000.–Offers a wide aperture range that allows for excellent light intake and shallow depth of field.
Ideal for portrait photography, as it creates a pleasing bokeh effect, isolating subjects from the background.
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2.6 - 3.5 f/
Typical price
360.– to 1400.–Provides a moderate aperture that balances light intake with depth of field control.
Versatile for various photography styles, suitable for both portraits and landscapes, allowing for flexibility in different lighting conditions.
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3.6 - 5 f/
Typical price
520.– to 1400.–Features a narrower aperture, reducing light intake and increasing depth of field.
Best for landscape photography, as it keeps both foreground and background in focus, enhancing detail across the entire scene.
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Minimum focal length determines how close you can be to your subject while still achieving focus. It is crucial for defining the type of photography you can pursue, such as wide-angle landscapes or intimate portraits.
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Less than 20mm
Typical price
340.– to 890.–Ideal for capturing expansive scenes, such as landscapes and architecture, with a wide field of view.
Great for photographers who want to include more of the environment in their shots, creating a sense of depth and space.
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21 to 35 mm
Typical price
360.– to 1200.–Versatile focal length range suitable for both landscapes and street photography, providing a balance between wide and standard perspectives.
Perfect for capturing candid moments in urban settings while still allowing for some environmental context.
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36 to 50 mm
Typical price
270.– to 1200.–Offers a standard perspective that closely resembles human vision, making it ideal for portraits and everyday scenes.
Recommended for photographers looking to achieve natural-looking images with minimal distortion.
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51 to 85 mm
Typical price
360.– to 1100.–Excellent for portrait photography, providing flattering compression and a pleasing background blur (bokeh).
Recommended for capturing detailed expressions and isolating subjects from distracting backgrounds.
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More than 135 mm
Typical price
320.– to 2300.–Designed for telephoto applications, ideal for wildlife and sports photography where distance is required.
Allows photographers to capture subjects up close without disturbing them, perfect for candid or action shots.
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Maximum focal length determines how much zoom a lens provides, impacting the type of photography you can effectively pursue. A longer focal length allows for capturing distant subjects clearly, making it essential for wildlife and sports photography.
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Less than 20mm
Typical price
290.– to 800.–These lenses are classified as ultra-wide-angle, ideal for capturing expansive landscapes or tight interiors.
Perfect for real estate photography or architecture, allowing large scenes to fit within the frame.
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21 to 35 mm
Typical price
340.– to 1100.–This range offers wide-angle capabilities, suitable for street photography and environmental portraits.
Great for capturing more context around subjects, making it ideal for storytelling in photography.
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36 to 50 mm
Typical price
290.– to 1200.–These standard lenses provide a natural perspective, similar to the human eye, making them versatile for various photography styles.
Excellent for everyday photography, including portraits and candid shots, due to their balanced field of view.
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51 to 85 mm
Typical price
370.– to 1000.–These lenses are often used for portrait photography, providing flattering compression and subject isolation.
Ideal for capturing beautiful portraits with a soft background blur, enhancing the subject's features.
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More than 135 mm
Typical price
400.– to 2100.–Telephoto lenses in this category are designed for capturing distant subjects with high detail, perfect for wildlife and sports photography.
They allow for close-up shots from a distance, minimizing disturbance to the subject, making them essential for nature photography.
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The brand factor is crucial in guiding lens purchases, as it encompasses the reputation and reliability of manufacturers. Choosing a trusted brand can significantly influence performance, quality, and overall satisfaction, with options like Canon known for their advanced optics, while Sigma stands out for versatile and affordable alternatives.
Popular brands (you can select more than one)
Sony
Offers innovative technology, particularly in autofocus systems and compact designs.
Great for users who prioritize speed and efficiency in capturing fast-moving subjects.
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Nikon
Known for a broad range of lenses suitable for both amateur and professional photographers.
Provides excellent value with consistent performance across various photography styles.
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Sigma
Recognized for producing high-quality third-party lenses with competitive pricing.
Perfect for budget-conscious photographers looking for premium performance without brand premiums.
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Fujifilm
Specializes in compact and lightweight lenses with a unique color rendition.
Recommended for travel and street photographers seeking portability without compromising quality.
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