Landscape Photography using Prime lenses

[dolina]

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Bonifacio Global City by alabang, on Flickr

[b00rdz]

50mm f1.8


Cebu at night by b0000rdz, on Flickr

35mm f1.8


SRP 05 by b0000rdz, on Flickr

[dolina]

Where all garbage goes... by alabang, on Flickr

[nowayL]

Mas maayo ibutang unsa nga lens gigamit ... hehe

[michaelocana]

nglibog na ang TS kung iyang paliton nga prime lens for landscape kay 50mm to 600mm heheheehe


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[dolina]

nowayL

Metro Manila Skyline uses a Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM

Bonifacio Global City uses a Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM

Where all garbage goes... uses a Carl Zeiss Planar T* 1,4/50 ZE


As the city sleeps... by alabang, on Flickr

[nowayL]

nglibog na ang TS kung iyang paliton nga prime lens for landscape kay 50mm to 600mm heheheehe


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Atong libogon ug samot Master ... hehe



8mm Prime

best view --- http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6039/...1c5d463a_b.jpg

[janmuy]

naglibog na jud ko

[janmuy]

di kaayo ko kasabot sa lenses sa cannon bro

[sevmik]

@TS, 99% of the time 50mm 1.8D akong gamit. Wala pa ko naka decide asa ko na genre magfocus so gitry nako tanan. To answer your question (based lang sa akong experience), dili ok for me ang 50mm for landscape. Why? Ang point man good sa landscape is to capture the expanse and drama of nature's beauty, which 50mm cannot deliver. So to compensate for that, everytime magshoot ko landscape/seascape I make it a point to have a subject sa foreground para dili flat ang image.

Sa 35mm siguro you could get a much expansive shot, the wider the angle the better jud like kanang kang sir nowayl nga 8mm prime. Di ko suhito sa mga prime tele lenses like kanang kang sir dolina kay wa pa jud ko kagunit mga ing-ana, hehe. Pero judging from his shots relatively ok ra man sad, you just have to take the shot from afar.

kani sila tanan taken with a 50mm 1.8D