I at ordinary times is mainly for children and scene, which is more suitable for me ? ~22 mm and 18-55 mm~
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I also taking my children's picture a lot. If you using for your children, I recommend 18-55mm zoom lens. 22mm is fixed focal length, this lens suitable for landscape.(I think)
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I think you would be happy with the 18-55mm focal length lens. The f/# needed at 22mm on the variable FL lens may be slightly higher than for a fixed focal length, but this is a good camera.
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Best to measure how you are comfortable sitting. Probably the 18 or 22, depending how you like to sit.
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I would go with the 18/135 lense . Have had both , 18 is newer , better technology , wider and lighter . Pictures are outstanding
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18" works pretty well for most things. 8" would be for fine work like string or lace work. 20+ would be best for things like icing tips or doing large volumes fairly quickly. It's mostly about how often you're willing to fill your bag vs how much you want to hold onto at one time. I find that anything larger than 18-20" is just too big.
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The 18.5mm is for low light situations. When I shoot during the night and/or outdoors using only the lights of the environment, you will love this gem as much as I do.
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For photographing people, I would go with the 84mm, because you get a slight compression which produces more flattering shots.
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Hi, perhaps below 5 would be good. For big kids, maybe good is good to try the Ultra version.
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If you have a 16MP sensor camera or better then go with the 18-140mm. Its sharper than 18-200. Both of them focus quickly. If you have an old camera with less Megapixels then 18-200 will be better because the focal range, unless weight is an issue for you.
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I was lucky, because the loupes that I had prior to had the 2.5x written on them. It all depends on what you need for your working distance. I am five six and I work in a dental office. The 3.5 work great for me and so did the 2.5. If you are taller I would get a rep to visit you, and then order them through amazon. Through the reps their pricing is outrageously high.
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if you are into portraits of children just like me, you might want to consider EF 50mm lenses. i also have EF 24-105 L, but i found myself using 50mm the most. 24-105mm is a versatile player that you can take everywhere w/ decent amount of light. however, for portraits, i would highly recommend 50mm. bokek in the background is just stunning. i personally have 50mm 1.2 L, and experiencing superb result.
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When I researched my purchase, I found that the most small tablet users preferred the larger size of a medium, and that many Large users said that the Medium is pretty much the perfect size (Unless you are used to drawing or painting on a large canvas). I personally recommend the medium size. However, if you are only using the small for photo touch-ups you'd be fine though. Now as for the difference in tech, you'll have better line variation on the pro, but If I had to choose between size and line depth... Well, I guess I'd go with size. Lots of hours on a cramped drawing interface does not sound productive to me. I recommend ponying up a little more and just getting the Pro Medium, you'll be happy you did. Lastly, the Intous 4 Medium isn't alot different (different finish, no wireless, harder buttons) and can be found cheaper if the price is just a little out of your budget.
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That would be a question for your pediatrician. I don't know if there's a different size for small children than for adults.
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Actually, for portrait I really much prefer something like 85mm to have a really nice bokeh and isolation of your subject. A 35mm is awesome to have put not primarily for portrait because you will endup always being so close to your subject that it becomes almost embarassing!
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I have both lenses. Are different lenses for different uses. With the 50mm 1.8 you can get a great bokeh to 1.8. (In my opinion the great problem for this lens is the quality of imagen is not good in the edges at 1.8). The 50 mm 1.8 is perfect for begins in the bokeh. Personally, I bought the 40mm 2.8, because is the smallest lens in the market. I can carry my camera with this lens every where. This lens (40mm) has a great quality of imagen from 2.8 to 22. If you look for a lens for portrait, buy 50 mm. If you look for a compact lens with excelent quality, I recomend 40mm.
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I would say probably not. I have rather close-spaced eyes, I believe, and use them about as close-together as they'll go. For a smaller child, you'd probably be better off with something made specifically for children.
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i would say adult because my grand son play football 4 high school it depends on your hands size you make the choice on what you want 2 buy
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Unless you have a very small face, it would be better for you to order the adult size. I know th;ey are more expensive.