| Type | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Wide-Angle Lens (14mm – 35mm) | Captures a very wide field of view. | Used for landscapes, architecture, real estate, and group photos. |
| Standard / Normal Lens (35mm – 70mm) | Matches a natural human eye perspective. | Used for street photography, travel, and casual everyday shots. |
| Telephoto Lens (85mm – 300mm+) | Magnifies far-away objects and narrows the background view. | Used for portraits, wildlife, and sports. |
Types of Photography
- Portrait: Shows a person's face, mood, or personality. It can be done in a studio or outside.
- Wildlife: Focuses on animals in their natural habitats.
- Wedding and Event: Documents celebrations and important gatherings.
- Street: Records candid, everyday life in public spaces.
- Food: Makes meals and drinks look appetizing for menus and marketing.
Camera Order of Operations
- Aperture and Depth of Field: Pick your f-stop first to control how much of the scene stays in sharp focus.
- Focus the Lens: Adjust your lens focus carefully on your main subject.
- Add filters: Screw on any polarizing or neutral density filters you need for the light.
- Meter and Shoot: Check your light levels, take a test picture, and fix settings if needed.
Video: A photographer takes pictures of vibrant lotus flowers
in a lush, green field. (Used with permission).