Matt Blaze on Nostr: Long lenses, with their narrow field of view, are essential for some compositions ...
Long lenses, with their narrow field of view, are essential for some compositions (such as this), but I find I only rarely actually use them. In fact, the longest lens I have for my main medium format camera system is 180mm (which is the 35mm equivalent view of a 120mm), and I hardly ever use even that for the type of photography I do.
For wildlife photographers, on the other hand, 400mm is practically a wide angle.
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