telephoto-lens

What is a Telephoto Lens? A telephoto lens has a long reach, allowing you to photograph a subject that is far away or magnifying the subject in your frame. Generally, a lens is considered “telephoto” if it has a focal length of 60mm or longer. Effects: Telephotos Make Subjects Appear Closer to the Camera. Long Focal Length Longer focal lengths allow shooting a close-up photo of the subject despite standing a few feet away, yielding more realistic proportions. Wide Aperture A wide aperture creates a shallow depth-of-field. The wider the aperture of the lens, the shallower your depth-of-field becomes. Good Bokeh Offer superior image quality and stunning bokeh. Faster, sharper, and yield less visible distortions and vignetting.

Apexel 36X Super Phone Camera Telephoto Lens for Mobile Phone The job of a telescope is to gather light and bring that light to the eyepiece or camera. The larger the telescope’s aperture, the lighter the telescope can gather making the image brighter, sharper, and able to produce more detail.

This is a newly designed high-quality optical 60X telescope lens with an extendable tripod(Max 1.2m), that meets your different needs in photography.