WHICH LENSES DO I USE?

Introduction to which lenses I currently use

In order for me to present which lenses I currently use, I must first make it clear that there are several reasons why I chose them. They are top of the line lenses that deliver incredible quality, both for digital files and for print media.

For example, in fashion photography it is crucial that quality stands out over quantity. Therefore, the products must be perfectly equal to those presented to customers. The models have to be recognized by customers and so on.

Just to illustrate, imagine you buy something over the internet and get a product totally different from the one that was presented to you? In this way, to avoid situations of this type, brands have increasingly sought out photographers who work with high-resolution images.

Finally, I want to present the lenses that I’ve been using for the past 2 years and I don’t think about changing anytime soon:

There is a saying: Fall in love with your camera but marry your lens. hehe

Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 (Versatile)

Canon 24mm-70mm 2.8 – I use this lens when I’m in a smaller space and I can’t be too far from the model. Just be careful not to shoot below 50mm (avoid as much, except for exceptions) as it tends to distort hands and feet. A fantastic, very clear lens that provides optimum image quality. I use it a lot when shooting a 70mm full body. 

Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro (Image sharp as a razor)

Canon 100mm Macro 2.8 – This lens was the last one I bought. A crispy lens, with incredible sharpness. Furthermore, the fact that it is macro, allows me to get extremely close to the object. I have used it a lot for portraits and especially for beauty photos (beauty) when there is a need to show some makeup detail on the lips and eyes! It also has a stabilizer on the lens itself.

Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 (My favorite)

Canon 70mm-200mm 2.8 – Last, but first on my list is the long-awaited 70-200. hehe. That lens that is sealed ie does not get water. (NOT WATER PROOF) She can handle it very well in the rain. It has a stabilizer in 2 functions, focal length control also in the lens itself. I use it a lot when I’m away from the model and I need to get close without having to move. It tends to make objects bigger by taking up a larger space on the display, being highly recommended when photographing people, especially models. I use it a lot for half body, close-ups and portraits. A very versatile lens !! Only downside is that it is a little heavy. After a few hours of work he starts to tire.

IN CONCLUSION

There is no perfect lenses. What it has is the right one for your needs. I do recommend before you decide invest in some new glass, try them out first. See if that it’s good for your needs. If you wanna go for it, them go. There is also more affordable lenses on the market if you wanna start small.

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