By eliminating as much water as possible between the lens and subject, you will achieve better contrast and clarity, as well as more-effective light from your strobes. How do you shoot a wide-angle underwater? You can start with F8, ISO … Continue reading →

Widen the Lenses Frames that place the lenses further apart help to diminish the other facial features, especially the nose. The larger the appearance of the glasses, the smaller the other areas of the face will appear. What shape glasses … Continue reading →

Frame type Full rim and semi-rimless frames are good options. So, all the chubby cheeks look rocking by opting for angular frames. What glasses suit round chubby face? Full-rim glasses Round faces look best against strong, angular lines. Full-rimmed glasses … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for a 35mm Canon lens to shoot macro photos, this top macro lens is a great choice. The EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM offers an optical design and a prime focal length so you can enjoy … Continue reading →

Rectangular glasses shapes give round faces some contour, lengthen optically and make the face look narrower. Frames should be elegant but not too thin. Avoid round or oval glasses as they will only make the face look rounder. What shape … Continue reading →

The Distance From Your Subject First off, don’t get up close and personal to your subject as the 35mm lens will make whatever is closest to the camera really big. Instead, always try to shoot portraits with a 35mm lens … Continue reading →

25.4 millimeters. 1 inch is equal to 25.4 millimeters, which is the conversion factor from inches to millimeters. Is 20mm same as 1 inch? Smaller items are usually measured in milimeters as it is a more accurate measurement. MM Approximate … Continue reading →

Many people believe that glasses can make eyesight worse, but that’s more myth than reality. Do wearing glasses weaken your eyes? Bottom line: Glasses do not, and cannot, weaken eyesight. There is no permanent vision change caused by wearing glasses…..they … Continue reading →

55-250mm is a medium to long telephoto zoom. 18-55 is a wide to moderate telephoto zoom. Since the max length of one is the min length of the other there’s no overlap at all. Using both you can cover the … Continue reading →

Turning Ultra-wide angle on or off Connect your phone and your RE. Go to Settings. Tap Camera settings. Turn the Ultra-wide angle switch on or off. How do I turn on wide angle on Android? How to Take Wide Angle … Continue reading →

Unlocking an SD card can be as easy as turning the lights on: Locate the small switch on the side of the SD card (usually on the top left as you’re looking at its front). Slide the switch upwards (closer … Continue reading →

Getting the best out of your kit lens The 18mm is a moderate wide-angle lens that is great for landscapes, architecture, and environmental portraiture. What MM should I use for portraits? For portrait photography, 50mm lenses are great for full-length … Continue reading →

70 mm film (or 65 mm film) is a wide high-resolution film gauge for motion picture photography, with negative area nearly 3.5 times as large as the standard 35 mm motion picture film format. As used in cameras, the film … Continue reading →

One experiment found that people who wore full-rim glasses gave off less attractive, but more intelligent vibes compared to rimless glasses or those who don’t wear spectacles at all. Glasses reinforced the notion that the person wearing them was more … Continue reading →

24-70mm lenses offer close focusing The minimum focusing distance does vary from model to model, but it’s generally around 15 inches (38 centimeters). How far can a 70mm lens zoom? If you have your 70–200mm lens on a full frame … Continue reading →