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[...] . But a large aperture means a bigger and heavier lens resulting in a higher cost. 3. Prime or Zoom Lenses with a fixed focal length are prime lenses. Lenses which operates in a range of focal lengths [...]

[...] without any issue. DX lenses will have ‘DX’ with its name, like AF-S DX Nikkor 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR. 16-85mm [...]

[...] breathing, before buying. Or at least read the reviews. I had thought of buying the 28-300mm DX lens and avoided it since it is said to have huge focus breathing. 21. Closest focusing distance It is [...]

[...] of details so that it will be useful for many. The post 25 Things to Know Before Buying a Camera Lens appeared first on Abhinav Raveendran Photography. [...]

[...] has the same size of a film). To get the field of view of a 24mm lens on a 35mm film camera, a DX camera needs only a 16mm lens (1.5 times shorter). More on DX and full frame below. Here is a [...]

[...] like Sigma and Tamron make lenses for each mount separately. To attach a Sigma 150-500mm on a Nikon camera, get the F-mount version of the lens, and dor Canon get the EF-mount version. 8. Dust and [...]

[...] ? Actually it is simple. AF-S : Lens has focus motor Nikkor: It is the name Nikon gives to its lenses DX: It is a DX lens 16-85mm: Focal length range of the lens f/3.5-5.6: Aperture range, it is [...]

[...] manual focus alone. All the recent lenses from Canon and Nikon have that. For Nikon all AF-S lenses have the built in motor. But some good old lenses like AF 50mm f/1.8D lacks it and won& [...]

[...] multiply by 1.5 and for Canon multiply by 1.6. That is, a 50mm lens looks like 75mm on Nikon DX cameras and 80mm on Canon APS-C cameras. The DX / EF-S lenses have smaller image [...]