Wide Angle Lens
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Wide Angle Lens
I have a Nikon D5000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens. At the lower end (18mm) is this considered wide angle? Is it work looking at a different lens, perhaps 10-24mm?
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Re: Wide Angle Lens
Anything below 50 on FX is considered wide angle. On DX anything below 35....
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Re: Wide Angle Lens
18mm is considered wide angle. 10mm is considered extremely wide angle. Whether or not it's worth looking at depends a lot on what you plan to shoot at your style of shooting.ray54 wrote:I have a Nikon D5000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens. At the lower end (18mm) is this considered wide angle? Is it work looking at a different lens, perhaps 10-24mm?
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