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What Anyone Getting Into Photography Should Know About Lenses

What Anyone Getting Into Photography Should Know About Lenses

Posted on October 21, 2019 By Jarvis

For the photographer that knows nearly nothing about lenses, we’ve got you!

Do you know what a lens group actually does? Like, why is it necessary? There are tons of articles and videos out there about cameras and the introduction to them, but there isn’t a lot about lenses. Photographers probably don’t understand why specific lenses have a set number of aperture blades. Did you also know that more aperture blades don’t necessarily mean a better quality lens? And you probably won’t get better bokeh too? We asked experts at Canon, Sony, and Tamron to share their knowledge with us.
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Cameras Tags:Canon, lens, photography, Sony, Tamron

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