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Confused on Lens for Landscapes
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<blockquote data-quote="Vixen" data-source="post: 358343" data-attributes="member: 21839"><p>I think that if you have a tight budget you might get more use out of a zoom that gives you a fairly wide range like the Tamron 18-270. I say this because while a wide angle would seem ideal, it is more ideal if the landscape is close eg a river, and bower of trees over a road. </p><p>Wide angle is not so good for distant landscapes such as standing on a mountain and looking at the vista, as distant stuff will be too distant to see.</p><p></p><p>I bought my wide angle (Tokina 12-24mm) for landscapes but find I use it only for close landscapes. It is also excellent for cars, buildings, people...anything you can get close to (if you like wide angle lens distortion)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vixen, post: 358343, member: 21839"] I think that if you have a tight budget you might get more use out of a zoom that gives you a fairly wide range like the Tamron 18-270. I say this because while a wide angle would seem ideal, it is more ideal if the landscape is close eg a river, and bower of trees over a road. Wide angle is not so good for distant landscapes such as standing on a mountain and looking at the vista, as distant stuff will be too distant to see. I bought my wide angle (Tokina 12-24mm) for landscapes but find I use it only for close landscapes. It is also excellent for cars, buildings, people...anything you can get close to (if you like wide angle lens distortion) [/QUOTE]
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