Assertion: camera lens's length | /r/HasProperty | wide lens
Facets:
value: in the image
type: LOCATION
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A 10mm focal length would be a very wide lens (capturing a lot of the scene), and 500mm would be a very narrow lens (capturing only a small part of the scene – giving a large magnification like binoculars or a telescope).
text: So you see, there is no direct cooreleation between focal length (wide angle, normal, or telephoto) and x power.
text: Any lens with a focal length shorter than that normal focal length is a wide angle lens and things in the image will appear smaller than they look to your eyes.
text: A smaller focal length than 50mm is called wide angle since its coverage is wider than that of a normal lens.
text: Any focal length that provides an angle of view greater than 60 degrees is considered a wide-angle lens.
text: Focal lengths below 16mm are considered ultra wide angles.