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Is 16mm (24mm DSLR) good enough for landscape photography?

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Is 16mm (24mm DSLR) good enough for landscape photography?

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DJey, the 24mm focal length was one of the classic landscape FLs in 35mm film photography. Many landscape pros favored that FL’s FOV (field of view), which generally was right on the borderline of noticeable barrel distortion at the edges of the frame; just fine if you weren’t shooting nearby vertical architectural scenes or lots of Ponderosa pines/Douglas firs/Redwoods. The 16mm equivalent on an APS-C DSLR fills many of the same photographic purposes, which accounts for its modern popularity, I suppose.

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