How To Use Wide-angle lens In A Sentence
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That's a normal wide-angle lens favoured by many for general use.
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At a soccer match, for example, most of the action happens near the goal; stake your position there and you may even be able to shoot with just a normal or even a wide-angle lens.
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At ground level a wide-angle lens will help exaggerate the perspective of long flower rows.
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The photographs in the book are shot with a wide-angle lens, allowing Wolfe to depict animals in intimate connection with their habitats.
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With either method, using a wide-angle lens will provide room for framing error.
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Photographers may want to use a wide-angle lens as the nutrient-rich water expelled from the bay has generated a remarkable panorama, with myriad soft corals, whips, and hard corals.
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While a wide-angle lens's ability to include a broad view can be a real blessing, often it is better to use a telephoto lens to isolate a particularly interesting portion of a scene.
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Don't just grab a wide-angle lens and expect to go out and create stunning landscapes in HDR.
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Lenses shorter than 50 mm are considered wide-angle lenses; those longer than normal are considered telephoto or long lenses.
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His use of a wide-angle lens facilitated deep focus for faces and musculature, allowing him to render iconic, nearly sculptural images of beauty.
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Don't just grab a wide-angle lens and expect to go out and create stunning landscapes in HDR.
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Perhaps my disappointment arose because I went in with a wide-angle lens on my camera and a preconception of vertical walls and clear waters.
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From nearby, use a wide-angle lens to exaggerate the height of sheer rock walls or steep cliffs.
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Even with a wide-angle lens the camera can only show a 75 degree view - and that at the expense of extreme distortion at the edges.
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In some cases, you may even want to switch to a wide-angle lens to include more of the overall setting.
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The painter has used a method resembling a camera's wide-angle lens.
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He needn't have bothered, as I couldn't follow his jargoned explanation of nano-technology anyway, but I can tell you this much: The Flying Wi-Fi is about the size of a small moth, it can stealthily hover or remain stationary almost silently in any location, and it's equipped with an ultra-sensitive wi-fi camera (with an amazing wide-angle lens) and microphone.
"The Flying Wi-Fi": Working Out the Bugs
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Depending on the system, the camera may be fixed in one location with a wide-angle lens, or it may have the ability to scan up and down, pan from side to side, or even zoom in and out.
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Lenses shorter than 50 mm are considered wide-angle lenses; those longer than normal are considered telephoto or long lenses.
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The best place to start is with the wide-angle lens - start with your personal mission statement, then look at the roles you are currently filling in life and the priorities attached to those.
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A wide-angle lens or wide zoom setting will obviously help you work closer and get more people into the frame, but be careful not to take in too much distracting background.
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In calmer weather, you can use a wide-angle lens to capture a striking arrangement of rocks as the seas gently envelop them.
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But once we got there we realized that I needed a tripod, and a wide-angle lens.
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Unlike shooting with panoramic cameras, which rely on wide-angle lenses, this method works best with normal or mild telephoto lenses.
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The wide-angle lens distorts shapes.
