How do i know what size lens i want to put on my medium format camera? - medium format cameras in a camera to encourage experimentation
I bought a camera in medium format and I'm new at this stuff. I need to know to use which type of lens, if I am interested in the images of the landscape. It would be what kind of devices useful, and how much. A big thank you!
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Medium Format Cameras In A Camera To Encourage Experimentation How Do I Know What Size Lens I Want To Put On My Medium Format Camera?
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In a medium format body, its "normal" is usually a 80mm lens. Some (Pentax) 75mm used in the standard.
If you want a wide angle for landscapes, it would be that 40-45-50mm range, depending on what the brand they bought are available. The price also depends on the brand as much as anything else.
I can not speak to the accessories (or price), except in very general terms ... because no idea what body he has. A handle is a good thing, the camera makes it much easier to handle. A prism viewfinder goes very well with the handle. If you use a flash, in need of help is useful. Extra film back, and at least 1 spare dark slide. Get 120 and rear .. 220 photos of the place can be fun.
If you have enough experience as a photographer and do your research, you will see the appropriate focal lengths from wide-angle, normal, portrait and telephoto lenses.
Look at what you need, but if you have shot several years of experience in the use of lenses of varying length of the various issues have to do a lot to learn about.
http://www.hasselblad.info/
The lens on a 50mm camera format medium ($ 3,160) is comparable to 28mm on a 35mm camera. Would be for landscape shots, the best 35-mm lens ($ 4120), approximately 22 mm on a 35mm camera.
For the cost of these lenses, look at B & H Photo
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