Digital Camera World

Flatten your perspective

We all have our own perspective on the world, and camera lenses aim to replicate these optical viewpoints as faithfully as possible. To record in a photograph what we see with our eyes, we choose the appropriate lens for the job, whether it has a fixed or adjustable focal range.

But you can also use specific lenses to move away from simply reproducing a scene, instead flattening or ‘compressing’ it. And one of the best ways to achieve a flattened perspective for

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