Lens Length Comparison
The lenses used:
Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS
Lynne Rigby
Lynne Rigby is a wife and mother to five wonderful children. Before she began her photography journey, she was a kindergarten teacher, and as such, has a lifelong love of teaching. She began taking photos as a way to capture images of her son Paxton on the football field. While she could get some shots that she could never get with her point and shoot, she was still having problems with some pictures being too dark, or blurry, or funky colored. She started googling and reading, bought herself a “nifty-fifty” and taught herself to shoot in manual mode. And the obsession began! For the first time in nine years, she had a creative outlet for herself. She then started answering questions on a photography forum about the basics of shooting in manual mode and that morphed into a four week class about learning to shoot in manual. And so it began. She has since written 3 other classes: a Beginning Creativity Class, the Basics of Lightroom, and Style and Voice. She has taught thousands of budding photographers over the last four years and watching their progress reminds her of the joy in that kindergarten class a lifetime ago.
Tags: 100-400L, 16-35mm lens, 24-70 lens, 50mm 1.4 lens, 70-200 2.8 IS L, 85 1.2L, lens length, lens length comparison
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