Thursday 30 December 2010
Tuesday 7 December 2010
Lens comparison - by photos..
I thought that I should write something about lenses..
I decided that the easiest way would be to demonstrate via photos, all taken from the same spot in a garden in Thornbury looking out towards the river Severn.
The photos are not my best and are straight out of the camera. upon reflection I should have chosen a better subject and cleaned them up a bit, but I hope it shows you what's what!
So starting with Extra Wide Angle.
The Tokina 11-16mm:
11mm:
16mm:
Sony's 18-55mm "kit" lens (SAL-1855)
18mm:
55mm:
Sony's 100mm f/2.8 macro lens (SAL-100M28)
A slight step back in focal length for a second, but moving on to my favourite lens!
Sony's 70-300mm G SSM lens (SAL-70300G)
70mm:
300mm:
Lastly, Sony's 500mm mirror reflex lens, brilliant for wildlife, despite being fixed at f/8 (SAL-500F80)
Hope this helps, if not contact me with any questions you have.
I decided that the easiest way would be to demonstrate via photos, all taken from the same spot in a garden in Thornbury looking out towards the river Severn.
The photos are not my best and are straight out of the camera. upon reflection I should have chosen a better subject and cleaned them up a bit, but I hope it shows you what's what!
So starting with Extra Wide Angle.
The Tokina 11-16mm:
11mm:
16mm:
Sony's 18-55mm "kit" lens (SAL-1855)
18mm:
55mm:
Sony's 100mm f/2.8 macro lens (SAL-100M28)
A slight step back in focal length for a second, but moving on to my favourite lens!
Sony's 70-300mm G SSM lens (SAL-70300G)
70mm:
300mm:
Lastly, Sony's 500mm mirror reflex lens, brilliant for wildlife, despite being fixed at f/8 (SAL-500F80)
Hope this helps, if not contact me with any questions you have.
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