Above: Head out to the far corner and as you’d expect for a lower-priced lens, the image gradually becomes a little softer when the aperture is wide-open and there’s evidence of some soft fringing, but on the whole it’s not too bad. Stop down to f4 and both aspects improve, while at f5.6 the little 16mm is beginning to look pretty good across the frame. So for landscape images, unless you need the aperture open, I’d recommend closing it to f5.6 or f8 for the best results into the corners. Enjoy high quality performance, low cost prints and ultimate convenience with the PIXMA G series of refillable ink tank printers.

If you’re looking for the best Fuji prime lenses, the 23mm f/1.4 or the 23mm f/2 WR are my two favourites due to their versatile focal length. Some APS-C lenses with a wide zoom range, like the Tokina 11-20mm f/2.8 which will cover a full-frame sensor at 16mm. That way, you can get your hands on a decent lens for great prices. With that, in this scenario, a 14mm focal length wins due to lens availability and light gathering abilities.

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I have the privilege of working with Andrew as a writer over at dPS, so I’m very familiar with his quality of writing, and his teaching skills. Being a good photographer, and being able to teach and explain things so others can understand are two different things. Andrew is good at both! Above: And now for the RF 14-35 f4L at 14mm where it’s capturing a fractionally broader field of view than the 15-35, but there’s barely anything in it.

The reason that wide angle lenses get the reputation of improving depth of field is not because of any inherent property with the lens itself. It's because of how they're most often used. People rarely get close enough to their subject to have them fill the same amount of the frame with a wide angle lens as they do with lenses that have narrower angles of view. SUMMARY: HOW TO USE A WIDE ANGLE LENSLittle point and shoot cameras usually have fairly wide lenses and the people using them get right in your face to take your photo.