Wide-Angle - Page 3

Wide-angle refers to a type of lens or perspective that captures a broader field of view than a standard lens. In photography, a wide-angle lens typically has a focal length of 35mm or shorter on a full-frame camera, allowing for the capture of more of the scene in a single frame. This type of lens is often used to photograph landscapes, architecture, and interiors, where capturing expansive views is essential. Wide-angle lenses can also create a sense of depth and dimensionality, making foreground subjects appear larger while pushing background elements farther away. Additionally, they can introduce distortion, particularly at the edges of the frame, which can be creatively exploited or corrected in post-processing. Overall, the term "wide-angle" emphasizes the capability to see and represent a wider perspective than is typically possible with standard lenses.