Camera lens question.

Kodak

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Polaroid

Sweet streetcar shot. Not sure how you got it to hold still long enough though.

I have the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 for Nikon and really like it, I am pretty sure they make a Cannon mount also...

probably 28mm to 80 zoom or equivalent

I had a nikon, used tokina lenses and nikon back when film was still regular

I kinda dropped out, dumped the nikon in favor of a fast pocket model by sony.

anyways, I preferred the zoom to get the most bang for the buck. like who the F wants to keep changing lenses, what a pain.

I think the 28 still keeps the perspective and not blown out like a fisheye

if they make a 16mm zoom, go for that, cuz you are not obligated to use the 16, only when you feel it fits the scene

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like who the F wants to keep changing lenses, what a pain.

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It just depends on the line of work and the lenses. Prime lenses tend to have less distortion and are generally sharper around the edges, etc.

In my work, I normally use a wide-angle zoom, but sometimes need to switch to a 24mm prime that's sharp as a tack all the way around for specific situations.

Canon ef 70-200