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Which type of lens is best as a beginner? | What are the types of camera lens?

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  Hi photographers this is a new blog related to types of camera lenses . You wanna buy some lenses isn't it ?! That's great but do you know what are the types of camera lenses present in the world of photography? If not then I'll tell you that in this blog. You are at right place . Just do one thing read it thoroughly and you'll be all good to go. TYPES OF CAMERA LENSES There are mainly 6types of camera lenses  Standard Kit Lens Prime Lens Zoom Lens Telephoto Lens Wide Angle Lens Macro Lens Kit Lens As the name shows that this lens comes with the camera body itself as a full package for photography. It's usually f/4-f/8 Aperture with 25-80mm focal length. Don't get confused about the new word in this field "focal length".I'll make a blog post discussing about this in details.  Till then just keep in mind that this changes the view of photography. Prime Lens This type of lens have fixed focal length with fixed Aperture  The most popular prime lens...

What is shutter speed ? Where and how it's used ?

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Hello , guys welcome to Photography Life. I hope you all are safe and  healthy. So what is shutter speed? To answer this basic question, you need to know about what is actually the shutter of the camera. SHUTTER of the 📷 camera it's nothing but the physical part/component in front of camera's sensor which opens and closes rapidly when the shutter button is pressed. The shutter looks like the following sample picture : The sensor is visible (by default the shutter is opened)  Now you got it , that what is actually shutter of camera? So let's hop on to our main topic SHUTTER SPEED. SHUTTER SPEED of the camera The speed of opening/closing the shutter to expose the sensor to the light coming from the environment. Or  It is determined by the striking of light onto the sensor for a given time interval . Now I hope it's clear to you about shutter speed.  But you were wondering that amount of light is exposed to the sensor is also done by the aperture in camera lens, so why...