Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 60mm lens good for?

A 60mm lens is a great choice for general purpose photography, especially if you're shooting with a cropped sensor camera. On a full frame camera, it provides a moderate wide angle field of view, while on a crop sensor it gives you a slightly longer focal length which can be useful for portraits or other close-up shots. It's also a very lightweight and inexpensive option, making it a great choice for travel or everyday use.

What mm lens is best for macro photography?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the specific requirements of the photographer. However, in general, a lens with a focal length of around 100mm is considered to be ideal for macro photography. This allows you to get close enough to your subject to capture all the details, while still being able to keep a safe distance so as not to disturb or damage it.

Which is better 60mm or 100mm?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on personal preferences and what you are looking to achieve with your photography. That being said, here are some general guidelines to help you make a decision: If you are shooting landscapes or large scenes, the 100mm lens will give you a better field of view.

This is because the 60mm lens has a narrower field of view than the 100mm lens. If you are shooting portraits or close-up shots, the 60mm lens will allow you to get closer to your subject and capture more detail. The 100mm lens will still be able to take great portraits, but it may require you to stand further away from your subject.

Ultimately, it is up to you to decide which focal length works best for the type of photography that you want to do. Experiment with both lenses and see which one gives you the results that you are looking for.

What lenses are macro?

A macro lens is a special type of camera lens that allows you to take close-up pictures of small objects. The word "macro" means "large," so a macro lens lets you take big close-ups! There are two main types of macro lenses:

1) Dedicated Macro Lenses and 2) Extension Tubes/Close-Up Filters. Dedicated Macro Lenses are designed specifically for taking close-up photos and have a maximum magnification ratio of 1:1 (meaning the size of the object in the photo is the same as the size of the object in real life).

These lenses are relatively expensive, but they offer the best image quality. Extension Tubes/Close-Up Filters are less expensive than dedicated macro lenses, but they don't provide as high of image quality. These devices attach to your camera's existing lens and allow you to get closer to your subject matter.

The maximum magnification ratio will depend on which extension tube or filter you're using, but it will usually be lower than 1:1.