What is the widest angle to shoot? 24 mm? 25 mm?
1357919
The widest angle on the camera I believe is 23mm. Which isn't that bad, and with the price around $200, this camera is well worth it. I bought when it first came out around $300. I still don't regret buying it. If your really looking for a nice "smart" camera, then this is the one. If you want a more professional camera, go with a Sony Hx-300 ($400) or a Sony Hx-200 ($300). Hope I help! Any more questions, just ask :)
220611
it doesn't matter what you shoot with FF or crop camera body the 24-70 will will beat the 24-105 in every way but for zoom range and price,i have both and i sold the 24-105.
794543
I would pick the 24mm because since you are dealing with a non-zoom lens the 35mm will be more limiting than you might think. I rented both the 24mm and the 35mm before I made the purchase and I found myself switching back to the 24 frequently to capture the shot I wanted. Also, the distortions one might expect to see with "cheaper" 24mm lenses are virtually non-existent with this lens.
1252945
For the 24-105, you shouldn't have problems with vignetting if you've got a single filter (no stacking thereof) and are shooting with with your aperture closed down a bit. Good Luck!
845544
More or less a wide view. It can be adjusted though to be a pretty tight shot.
241542
If I had a just a choice between the two lenses I would choose the 35mm. Reason? Wider angle to easily fit family and friends in the picture without having to backup to make them fit all the time.That being said, I would also look for a lens that would give me the best of both worlds like a 24mm - 85mm, or something in the range of 24mm to 200mm.Purchasing a really nice zoom lens that can give you the wide angles you need for indoors and family closeups in small spaces combined with a good telephoto range for closeups of more distant subjects should give you more versatility.
100136
Both works fine. But I think a 24mm focal length is too angular for these uses. I would go for the 40 mm.
699759
Look on the inside of your lens you will see the number on it, this is the wide angle lens 72mm most are a 55 or 52 mm hope this may help you there!
1883182
24cm; I 'd not use it for macros if you want 1:1 reproduction; the kit lens combined with macro adapter may be the better route; or a real macro like the 60mm
960474
Short answer is no. It's a standard 28mm lens.22mm-24mm are usually designated wide angle.Usually you have to give up some zoom or other things when you when you get to extremes (wide angle)as no lens (variable zoom) can do everything.
2137902
This is not a wide angle lens. It is very close to natural view. If you are looking for wide angle look towards 20mm or wider.
1173523
No, they are both 24mm. For a wider lens try the Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L. I own the Canon EF 24mm f/2.8 IS and use it for video and like it very much. If I need it to be 'wider' I just step back away from the subject.
960473
I've always considered lenses of less than 35 mm "wide-angle". It's a matter of degree, but I would consider 28mm a wide angle lens. Since around 50mm is "standard" focal length, it is quite a bit wider than that.
942878
In my experience, you'll get very much the same pic with the 10-24 between 18-24mm as you would with the 18-105. That's one reason I sold it. The 10-24 should be shot at 10mm, which is why you're buying it in the first place and why it costs so much (Just my opinion of course). http://www.amazon.com/review/R1HCPRMG89GYZO/ref=cm_cr_dp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0026FCKC8&nodeID;=502394&tag;=&linkCode;=
364833
This is a cropped sensor camera, so a 18-55mm is approximately 27- 82mm which is an ideal range for wide and portraits. If you prefer close ups, than the 18-135mm is more suitable
1464250
24-70mm f/2.8 Nikkor, 28-300mm VR F3.5-5.6 Nikkor, 70-200mm VRII F/2.8, perhaps the 24-24mm F/2.8 if you're after a bit wider.
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Hi,Seems to match.in some extremely wide angle lenses ultra thin filter is used, as far as I know it is not required for 24 mm.I use it on canon 18-200 (cropped sensor).Thanks.Guy