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FEATURED WEB TUTORIAL: LENS
 

Performing Your Own Lens Test

Published by:  Bob Atkins
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There aren't many easy ways for a user to do their own lens testing without getting into a lot of scientific detail. Some people want the detail, and I'll deal with that in a future article, but in this article I'll deal with a non-technical technique for comparing lenses. Comparing lenses is a lot easier than making absolute measurements.
ADDITIONAL WEB TUTORIALS: LENS
 
Understanding Camera Lenses: Focal Length & Aperture by Cambridgeincolour
"Understanding camera lenses can help add more creative control to digital photography. Choosing the right lens for the task can become a complex
Using Telephoto Lenses by About.com
Lenses that give a narrower angle of view than a standard lens are called telephoto lenses, though strictly speaking this is a particular way
Testing Wide Angle Lenses by Vivid Light Photography
So you've decided to take the plunge on a super-wide lens. But you've done enough reading to know that not all of these lenses are created equal.
Using Tilt/Shift Lenses by Photo.net
This lesson will teach you how to use Tilt/Shift Lenses.

How to Take Bad Pictures
"Simple formula for poor pictures:

Understanding Camera Lens Flare by Cambridgeincolour
"Lens flare is created when non-image forming light enters the lens and subsequently hits the camera's film or digital sensor. This often appears
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