Assertion: lens's mm | /r/HasProperty | great
Facets:
value: for most indoor sporting purposes
type: PURPOSE
value: for landscapes
type: PURPOSE
value: for architecture
type: PURPOSE
value: on a crop sensor camera
type: LOCATION
value: for environmental portraiture
type: PURPOSE
value: for full frame shooters
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for a hobbyist
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: 70-300mm: Pro-level sports and wildlife telephoto lenses are expensive, but an inexpensive 70-300mm is great for a hobbyist that wants to bring far-off objects up close.
text: If you don’t have enough money to buy expensive optics, you’ll realize the Nikon 24-85mm is a great choice.
text: The Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM is a great example.
text: A 50mm is a great natural focal length that’s not too wide, but still fits a good amount into the frame.
text: it’s focal length (on a crop sensor camera, somewhere between 50-55mm is a great portrait focal length)
text: This 28-300mm is a great walkaround lens choice covering a wide focal range, especially for full frame shooters who don’t want the weight or cost of Canon’s L series lenses.
text: The 18mm is a moderate wide-angle that is great for landscapes, architecture and environmental portraiture.
text: However, the 70-200mm is great for most indoor sporting purposes.
text: A 35mm is great for capturing wide angles for landscapes, environmental portraits, street photography, documentary photography, and shooting indoors where you can’t simply back up to fit everything in the frame.