Vivarti Thin Matt Black Picture Frame (35 x 50 cm) Portrait or Landscape Photo Frame with Clear Styrene Sheet & Wall Mounted Hook for Photos, Pictures, Posters, Decor, Certificate Frame

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While the 35mm focal length keeps the world at a slight distance because of how wide it is, the ‘nifty fifty’ brings life that little bit closer. If you’re on holiday and want to capture the full breadth of a mountaintop vista, a 50mm lens will feel a bit claustrophobic. Big landscapes typically demand wide angles, and 35mm is a much better choice. 2. Greater depth of field The 50mm moves away from this, making it a more flattering focal length for portraits as it doesn’t make arms too noodly or noses too pointy. (Best not to go closer than waist-length, however — try 85mm and longer if you want to be even tighter.)

Wide-angle lenses tend to introduce distortion, stretching people’s features and potentially making elements at the edge of the frame fatter than they are in reality. Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM – While not quite as fast as many of its full-frame counterparts, this lens more than makes up for it by being the smallest one the brand has available. As walkaround lenses go, this is probably the closest you’ll get to perfection and it’s so tiny that you might forget that you even have a lens attached. Because of this, the original uses open loop stepper motors. The Elite series uses closed loop. See more on this here. There will be occasions where you can’t zoom, or where a wider field of view just presents too much clutter. 50mm gives you a narrower frame to really bring your subject into your photograph.

The photos taken should be coloured and printed on a good quality photo paper. (Printing is not required for online applications)

If you’re looking at the equivalent of a 50mm prime lens for your APS-C camera, you’ll need to choose something that’s closer to 35mm. History/origin: The term "inch" was derived from the Latin unit "uncia" which equated to "one-twelfth" of a Roman foot. EF 50mm f/1.8 STM – Don’t be fooled by the low price: this is the nifty fifty of choice for countless high-end professionals over the years. Sharp, fast, and incredibly lightweight. Canon 30mm F1.4 DC DN | C for EF-M Mount – Canon’s M-series cameras don’t have a huge range of lenses but this lens offers excellent quality and performance.

Nikon NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX – Affordable, sharp, and relatively fast, this lens offers solid performance in a compact format. The Centimeter (British spelling 'centimetre') is a metric unit of length, distance or height. By contrast, the inch is an imperial measurement, still commonly Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G – More rugged and with greater autofocus compatibility than its f/1.8D counterpart, this is a solid choice for Nikon shooters. Or you might be an experienced user of a zoom lens or two and you’re now wondering what’s so exciting about a prime lens and which one would be worth investigating first. In short, you’ll simply fit more of the world into each photograph, making it generally a better choice for landscapes, architecture, travel photography, and groups of people.