Close-up lenses work better with telephoto lenses than shorter focal lengths. The longer the focal length of your lens, the more magnification you will gain by attaching a close-up filter (Canon makes the 500D close-up lens in 72mm and 77mm … Continue reading →

Adapters packed with Bluetooth 4.0 and above will serve you best as they have higher bandwidth and lower power consumption. That higher bandwidth is great for streaming audio to headsets or speakers, and the lower power draw means it won’t … Continue reading →

Samsung USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter From the house of Samsung, this USB-C adapter has been recommended as an ideal device for those people looking to be assured of their device’s safety. Additionally, this device is known to give … Continue reading →

You can shoot wide-angle scenes if you really want to And I stand by what I said, because 50mm is a good focal length for more intimate landscape shots. However, if you come upon a scene that’s just crying out … Continue reading →

Re: Does lens adapter decrease lower f-stop? It won’t lower the f-stop on paper, but it could marginally reduce the light transmission (the amount of light making it’s way though) due to the extra elements. Do you lose quality with … Continue reading →

For a beginner photographer, the zoom lens is better because a telephoto lens is expensive and also does not provide much versatility like a zoom lens. However, if you are a professional, then you definitely need a telephoto lens as … Continue reading →

What are wide angle lenses best for? Wide angle lenses are generally used for scenes where you want to capture as much as possible. Landscapes, cityscapes, and architecture are the main categories that use a wide angle lens. A fish-eye … Continue reading →

Do lens adapters affect image quality? If the adaptor contains a lens or lenses to allow for an otherwise unattainable lens to sensor distance then some quality loss will occur. A $2000 adaptor or one branded “Carl Zeiss” will have … Continue reading →