What is the Reason For Choosing a Prime Camera Lens?

Entry-level fixed focal length lens is of course 50 as the first choice. The classic three-lens combination is this: 35, 50, 135. with these three lenses, you can meet the needs of most occasions. Please expand if needed in the future. Share with you as a custom lens manufacturer.

In addition, several different combinations are offered for your reference. People who love to shoot landscapes can consider the three-lens combination is 24, 35, 135. people who love to shoot portraits: 35, 85, 180.

⒈ affordable: in general, the price of fixed-focus lenses are lower than zoom lenses. Compared with zoom lenses, PrimeLen uses fewer lens groups and simpler structural design. In general, the best fixed-focus lens lenses are only half the price of zoom lenses, especially the 50mm focal length, almost the cheapest focal length of each lens.

Peal aberration is small: aberration is the biggest weakness of a zoom lens. Almost all zoom lenses involving wide-angle have significant aberration problems. Since fixed-focus lenses require correction and optimization of imaging at only one focal length, they tend to have very little aberration. It's also worth noting that side cameras have a natural advantage over DSLRs in terms of wide-angle aberrations. For example, ultra-wide angle lenses such as 15mm/f4.5 are completely free of aberrations.

Sharper images: A simple lens structure naturally results in sharper images, especially with fixed-focus lenses containing ASPH aspherical lenses, which provide extremely sharp focus at maximum aperture.

Singed soft focus: At the same price point, fixed focal length lenses can offer a larger aperture than zoom lenses, which means a softer out-of-focus bokeh effect. In addition, fixed focal length lenses have more aperture blades, and a nearly circular aperture will provide the most beautiful bokeh.

Be careful with low light adaptation: If you've never used an F1.4 lens, you'll miss out on a lot of great shooting opportunities in low light - indoor concerts, dark romantic cafes, streets at night. But it's not recommended to pursue an aperture below F1.2. Such super large aperture lenses are expensive and satisfy your vanity, but do not do your work any good.

Choosing a fixed-focus lens makes you feel: using a fixed-focus lens is like dancing in shackles. You have to put in more effort: you need to think carefully about the way you compose your shots, you need to find the best angle and distance for your shots. You need to start using your aperture to get the right depth of field, rather than indulging in the blur of a shallow depth of field. Zoom lenses are great and convenient, but fixed focal length lenses will take your photography to a whole different level of thinking.

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