These two big lenses are the ones I use the most when photographing CJ. The 18-55 wide angle is used when CJ is shooting a large scene, like in the city or a landscape. The 28-75mm (with a macro zoom) is for more detailed scenes.
At times, you may notice that CJ will also swap his lens for different purposes. However, he's doing some camera maintenance today. Hey wait...MY lenses are not tables! Oh well, maybe he feels more motivated up there. 📷😆
Looks like CJ even has underwater cameras (or at least my own one is all-blue and small). Curious. Do you have two lenses stacked or what is a macro-zoom?
@jyokota - Haha yep he really enjoys his under water cameras!
Nope, I don't have two lens stacked. There are just two lenses in the photo.
A macro zoom lens enables you to focus slightly closer to a subject than a given focal length would normally allow. I've tried using a true macro before with CJ but it makes him appear far too big.
A zoom macro is just right for me. It helps the camera to focus on him without having to physically move my camera back far in order to focus on him. Hope that made sense. LOL.
@jyokota - Haha okey doke, you're welcome Junko. When you photograph small things like I do, most leneses have a hard time focusing on it, a zoom macro just makes it easier.
@olivetreeann - It's funny, it starting off with me photographing CJ with the lenses behind him but evolved to him sitting on top of them "just to see how it would look" and I loved it. Love how experimentation in photography can get you some interesting results.
Nope, I don't have two lens stacked. There are just two lenses in the photo.
A macro zoom lens enables you to focus slightly closer to a subject than a given focal length would normally allow. I've tried using a true macro before with CJ but it makes him appear far too big.
A zoom macro is just right for me. It helps the camera to focus on him without having to physically move my camera back far in order to focus on him. Hope that made sense. LOL.
Thanks very much. Yep they're both K-fit and weatherproofed. They've been very effective in light rain.