Thursday, April 21, 2011

PORTRAIT LENSES REVIEWED

Mason Resnick is an editor for Adorama Camera Learning Center. He has written a piece about portrait lenses called "Portrait Lenses We've Fallen in Love with" that is very informative. It contains a review of all of the available lenses for this type of photography with a description of their effectiveness. It is accompanied by list of the available lenses and prices by manufacturer.

To read the article and learn more about the available lenses/prices go to: Adorama.

Please note: the Camera Council does not endorse any one particular vendor, but will continue to post useful information for camera club members from any source.

2 comments:

Bill said...

I use a 85mm f1.4 Zeiss Planar lens for my Canon 1D Mark camera. Manual focus. Works real well. The photographer is questionable!

Barb said...

I use several lenses for portraits, currently most are various Canon lenses, but a lensbaby is also an interesting choice. I really enjoy primes for their unique characteristics - the old, but wonderful, 135 2.8 with soft focus, the old 50 1.4, and the old 85 1.8. Lots of wonderful stuff in the used market - so don't count those out.