Wide-angle lenses

A wide-angle lens doesn’t just mean capturing the wider view, learn how to use them to add some extra impact to your landscapes

A wider lens is perfect, especially if you are struggling to capture the expanse of a stunning vista with your standard zoom. But, without adjusting your shooting technique, this wider view can mean that everything looks very small in the frame, and your images lack the impact that you want. The answer to this problem is quite simply composition and viewpoint. These are important when using any lens, but they are critical to getting the best results from wide-angle lenses. A great way to help with this is to think about the three main areas of the frame, the background, middle ground and foreground in three simple steps. First identify the elements in the background that you want to include and choose your focal length so that these fit the frame…

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N-photo: The Nikon (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2019

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