Landscape photography with full-frame cameras often uses 14-28mm lenses for dramatic depth, capturing distant backgrounds and close foregrounds. However, standard and telephoto lenses also deliver striking results. Each offers unique perspectives for stunning landscapes.
Wide-angle lenses are the most commonly used types of lenses for landscape photography. More specifically, ultra-wide-angle optics, with focal lengths ranging from around 12mm to 20mm, tend to be the most popular. Shooting in this way tends to exaggerate foreground objects, so a strong foreground element in a scene tends to favour wider-angle optics.
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
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Wide-angle lenses are the most commonly used types of lenses for landscape photography. More specifically, ultra-wide-angle optics, with focal lengths ranging from around 12mm to 20mm, tend to be the most popular. Shooting in this way tends to exaggerate foreground objects, so a strong foreground element in a scene tends to favour wider-angle optics.
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
Unveiling another SIGMA Art line F1.2 lens. Elevating photographic mastery beyond conventional limits. Highest descriptive power to take advantage of...
A classic, evolved. Rendering performance worthy of the flagship name Improved portability and expanded feature set A wealth of professional...
The highest level of expressive performance, high-speed AF, and compactness―all combined in perfection. The new standard for “Art F1.4” large-aperture...
The longer the focal length, the closer together objects at differing distances appear to be, a phenomenon often termed a ‘compressed perspective’. An advantage of shooting in this way is that it places greater visual importance on background elements, which can suit a certain type of scene. Longer lenses also allow photographers to pick out very small vignettes within the landscape.
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
SIGMA 20mm F2 DG DN | Contemporary
Unveiling another SIGMA Art line F1.2 lens. Elevating photographic mastery beyond conventional limits. Highest descriptive power to take advantage of...
A classic, evolved. Rendering performance worthy of the flagship name Improved portability and expanded feature set A wealth of professional...
The highest level of expressive performance, high-speed AF, and compactness―all combined in perfection. The new standard for “Art F1.4” large-aperture...