50mm lens photography

Starting with the very beginning, to be a photographer using a single focal length such as a 50mm lens would be beneficial for several reasons.

85mm vs 50mm — here are my unedited photos.One lens is more versatile. One lens is a must for any type of photographer. Time to compare: 85mm vs 50mm

It is well known that a 50mm lens on a full-frame camera is somehow similar to what we see with our own eyes. Some photographers prefer to take portrait photographs with a 35mm lens, some others with a 75mm lens while even 105mm can be amazing for portrait photography. But what about a 50mm lens? […]

Today I'm going to share some tips for using the Canon 50mm F1.8 lens. I know that many of you will have this lens, because it's probably the one that most people go for when upgrading from their kit lens. When I first got this lens a few years ago, I would hear about the quality of it for

Ready for a group photoshoot and only have a 50mm lens? No problem, this guide will help make your group photo picture perfect. From poses to group photo ideas for your 50mm lens, we've got you covered to make sure it is professional and creative. | #photographygoals #portraitphotography

One question I get a lot is how to get your subject sharp and perfectly in focus, even when they are moving. This can be tricky, especially if your subject is a child - the movements tend to be more erratic and therefore harder to pin down! (Not to mention the fact that they don'

There are quite a few approaches on how to capture nature with a 50mm lens, and after extensive research and experimenting, I share this with you.

Seven Reasons Why Everyone Should Have a 50mm Lens

Camera: Nikon D3300 Lens: AF-P NIKKOR 18-55mm & 50mm Sound: TAKSTAR SGC-598