Assertion: mm lens | /r/HasProperty | wide
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: for 4/3
type: TEMPORAL
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: We've been trained to think that a 50mm lens is "normal", a 35mm lens is "wide normal", a 28mm lens is "wide", a 24mm lens is "very wide", a 20mm lens is "super wide", a 16mm lens is "ultrawide" and so on.
text: Sometimes the 24-70mm lens just isn’t wide enough to capture everything you want.
text: 35mm lens is considered a wide angle lens and it’s difficult to get shallow depth of field with it 50mm lens is not as wide
text: For 4/3" any 10mm or shorter lens is considered ultra wide angle.
text: We've been trained to think that a 50mm lens is "normal", a 35mm lens is "wide normal", a 28mm lens is "wide", a 24mm lens is "very wide", a 20mm lens is "super wide", a 16mm lens is "ultrawide" and so on.