What type of lens is this?

[steelgrass]

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Hi, may I ask what type of lens did he use in this photos? Is it possible to shot this photos using Nikkor 18-105mm lens?

Btw, this photo is not mine. credits to Metrophoto.

 

[table1349]

They were shot with a camera lens. Good Ain't I.

There is no way from looking at a few photos, photos by the way that should not have been posted unless they are yours or you have explicit permission from the photographer/copyright owner to post, to tell what lens was used to take a particular photo or photos.

 

[480sparky]

I'd say there's more than one lens used here. One looks way to 'wide' to be a kit lens, another looks too 'long'.

It's not the lens that gives that effect, it's post-processing. So yes, you can get that 'look' with ANY lens.

And yes, the TPF rules prohibit posting images that aren't yours. I'd really love it when people fail to read TOS and just click "OK, yes, I read them and I understand them".

 

[steelgrass]

Okay. I'm sorry. I will delete it right away.

 

[steelgrass]

btw, how to delete this post?

 

[o hey tyler]

The second and third one might have been with a kit lens as they don't have anything aesthetically different about the characteristics of the photo. The first one was shot at a very long focal length. Probably a 70-200/2.8. Perhaps a telephoto prime.

 

[Basil5278]

While they're still here though, I find them quite curious. More like advertising shots or perhaps for album covers?

A feeling of 'Abbey Road' about them - anybody else think the same?

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[o hey tyler]

While they're still here though, I find them quite curious. More like advertising shots or perhaps for album covers?

A feeling of 'Abbey Road' about them - anybody else think the same?

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They're wedding photos....? Not close to an album cover.