Assertion: lens | /r/HasProperty | wide
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: on a fill frame film
type: LOCATION
value: to telephoto
type: OTHER
value: on a full frame camera
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Pancake lenses are the most extreme example of this, where a lens is shorter than it is wide.
text: Lenses with a focal length of 35mm or less are considered to be ‘wide angle’ on a full frame camera, (24mm or less on a crop sensor camera).
text: Referred to as “ultra-wide”, this lens will reveal plenty of what’s in front of you.
text: For example the 28-135 lens was a "wide to telephoto" zoom on a fill frame film SLR, but on an APS-C DSLR it's more like a "normal to longer telephoto" zoom.
text: A lens is considered wide-angle when it covers the angle of view between 64° and 84° which in return translates to 35–24mm lens in 35mm film format.[citation needed]
text: Lenses that are more wide than 24mm can be called ultra-wide angle lenses, but most photographers just call them fisheye lenses.
text: The popular definition is that a lens below, or equivalent to 35mm is considered a wide angle lens.
text: In addition to measurement in millimeters, lenses are often referred to as a wide angle lens, normal lens, telephoto lens, long lens, short lens, or as a zoom lens.
text: Any lens with a focal length lower than 24mm may be referred to as an ultra wide-angle lens.