DSLR CAMERA

SUBTITLE Explanation DSLR Camera How To Use DSLR Camera Type Lens Of SLR Camera

EXPLANATION DSLR CAMERA Most digital single-lens reflex

cameras (digital SLR or DSLR) are digital cameras that use a mechanical mirror system and pentaprism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.

HOW TO USE DSLR CAMERA Match camera lenses to your

camera. Camera bodies come with a lens mount that tells you what SLR lenses work with your camera. For example, Canon EF lens mounts accept EF lenses. If you want to try a different lens, you must buy the appropriate lens mount adapter.

2Learn about aperture, which is the opening in your lens where light passes through. Many cameras come with a variable aperture that allows you to adjust the depth of field. Other lenses remain at the same aperture.

3Choose wide-angle lenses for shooting landscapes and interior shots that benefit from a great depth of field. Wide-angles use a focal length of 35mm or less. A standard lens is 50mm.

4Select telephoto lenses with a

longer focal length to allow you to focus in on a subject that is at a distance from you. Telephotos start at 85 mm and continue up. The focal length of a camera 600mm or larger makes such a large lens that it's difficult to hold steady, so it's best to use a tripod.

5Find the best in both worlds with a zoom lens. A zoom lens lets you adjust your focal length. Although some zooms include wide-angle shots in a 24-70 lens, most work for zooming in on distant shots, like with a 70-200mm lens.

6Sacrifice image quality with a zoom lens or purchase a prime or fixed focal length SLR lens for the best quality images.

TYPE LENS OF D-SLRL-Series Lenses

Canon's L-series lenses are high-end, professional lenses. The "L" designation refers to luxury. An example of an L-series lens is EF 16-35mm f/2.8L. Canon's super telephoto lenses from the L-series use fluorite to reduce chromatic and optical aberrations to ensure accurate color and a sharp image.

Standard and Medium Telephoto Lenses

Canon's standard and medium telephoto lenses with one focal length include 50mm, 85mm and 100mm. These prime lenses produce extremely clear, crisp images.

Wide-Angle Lenses For a wider angle of view to

capture group shots, panoramas or architectural images, the EF

series includes 14mm, 20mm, 24mm, 28mm and 35mm lenses. For an almost fishbowl look, Canon offers the 15mm f/2.8 fisheye lens. Ultra-wide zoom lenses provide a range of focal lengths, such as 8-15mm, 10-22mm, 16-35mm and 17-40mm.

Telephoto Lenses Telephoto lenses with a fixed

focal length include 135mm, 200mm and 300mm. The most versatile telephoto zoom lenses include 55-250mm, 70-200mm, 70-300mm, 75-300mm, 100-300mm and 100-400mm. Certain long lenses such as the EF 100-400 lens come with a removable tripod collar that increases stability on a tripod mount. Telephotos lenses from the L-series feature a black and white lens barrel that reduces heat gain and makes for a more comfortable hold on a sunny, hot day.

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