Wide Angle Lens - opinions please
Re: Wide Angle Lens - opinions please
PeterFXCassidy wrote:
14mm 2.8 gets it done and prints beautifully but don't overlook the 18/2.
If I don't know what's going to happen, I toss the 18 on whatever's laying around and I'm good for anything with a little sneaker work.
Photearoa wrote:
Hi all
Here's my dilemma:
I'm currently working on upping my photo game. I haven't long been in manual mode (few months after years of auto) so am still getting to grips and learning as I go.
I have a trip coming up and want to have a go at some night skies and think my current lens set up might not be the best.
Usually, I mostly take landscapes or photos of my family. I'm fairly happy with my 23mm or 18-55 kit lens. I would at some point like to add the 50mm to my kit but for now think I need a wide angle.
I can see the benefit of the 10-24 in the flexibility but the F4 seems not great? Also think I'd prefer the sharpness of a prime.
16mm 1.4 - I've read great things about this and think the wide 1.4 will be great for night skies, but is 16mm wide enough to get the best results?
14mm 2.8 - Is the extra width better to have and trade off the on the F1.4 from the 16mm..
I know there are samyang wide options but I don't want to add manual focus into the mix right now. While that's probably not a problem when shooting night sky I can't see me using it for anything else as I am still focusing on Fstops/iso/SS.. could do without another thing to think about lol
Anyone got any advice that would help me. Have researched the hell out of each lens but would really value some more practical advice.
thanks
With the 18-55 kit lens though this would seem a bit surpfluous? Not really good for lanscapes? What do- you shout mostly?
Fujifilm X-T3
Fujifilm XF 18-55mm F2.8-4 R LM OIS
Fujifilm 50-230mm II
Fujifilm XF 23mm F2 R WR
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