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Digital camera wide angle lenses Canon EOS 20D?
Looking for a digital specific wide angle lens ,reasonable quality, cheap price.At the moment I am using my old slr film lenses and of course digital magnifies the lenses by 1.5 this is okay with my 300mm lens making it a 450mm but my 28 has become a 42mm .I would really like something like an 18mm.
Cheers D
It took me a while to figure this out so I’ll clear it up for you: the 1.6x magnifier will be there no matter what. Even lenses that are made for digital (i.e. the EFS lenses) will be subject to the magnifier. So if the EFS lenses are subject to the magnifier, what’s their point? The point is that they only have to cover a smaller sensor. That means lenses can be built lighter, smaller and cheaper. Despite covering a smaller sensor, THEY ARE STILL SUBJECT TO THE MAGNIFICATION. Therefore if you want wide angle you’ll have to get something like a 10mm lens and accept the fact that it’s going to be an effective 16mm. If that’s not acceptable to you you’ll need to get a full frame camera.
Digital Canon Camera Lenses
New cameras use thousands of tiny lenses to let you focus after shooting (Yahoo! News)
Yahoo! News – For professional photographers and average consumers alike, there’s nothing more frustrating than thinking you’ve captured the perfect shot, only to realize the end result is an out-of-focus mess. Some companies are hoping to make that disappointment a thing of the past …