best camera lens for headshots image
mahesh b
I am trying to select camera as photography is my hobby. Would like to know which will suit for professional type photography as well as for family pics
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the medium - film or digi is less important than the optics for close ups. By close ups do you mean close up/head shots or close up / macro?
for headshots a 85mm F1.8 is good, for nature type macro stuff a 50, 60 or 100mm macro lens is the way.
A slr or dslr is the way with a good macro lens.
the medium - film or digi is less important than the optics for close ups. By close ups do you mean close up/head shots or close up / macro?
for headshots a 85mm F1.8 is good, for nature type macro stuff a 50, 60 or 100mm macro lens is the way.
A slr or dslr is the way with a good macro lens.
what kinda of camera to buy for professional headshot photography?
natasha
I am looking to buy a new camera. My sister is wanting to have headshots done and I love photography so I want these to look very professional. What are the best kinds of cameras to use?
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The camera is not as important as the lens. If your budget is limited spend cash on a good lens and the leftover on a more average camera (if you have enough get both ;-).
Portrait lenses would be as from 50mm on a crop format camera (Nikon D5000, D3000, D90) or 85mm on a full format camera (ie Nikon D700, D3).
Proper lighting and sharpness are also vital. Take pictures in the shade on a sunny day. Or near a window.
The camera is not as important as the lens. If your budget is limited spend cash on a good lens and the leftover on a more average camera (if you have enough get both ;-).
Portrait lenses would be as from 50mm on a crop format camera (Nikon D5000, D3000, D90) or 85mm on a full format camera (ie Nikon D700, D3).
Proper lighting and sharpness are also vital. Take pictures in the shade on a sunny day. Or near a window.
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