What's your most used focal length?

Very interesting. The primes definitely rule the roost.

1: 420mm (300mm + 1.4x extender - a lot of bad/missed shots)
2: 100mm
3: 50mm

I always thought my 24-100 was the most useful but maybe I should dump my zooms and just use primes.
 
As of yesterday based on 9,123 images on digital, my overall average is 138 mm.
Portraits are at 86.4 mm
Street / candid are 35.3mm

I keep track of it in a spreadsheet. I noticed that I have a very low keeper rate. I need to improve in so many areas but my focus today is at the longer range 500mm
 
I have not the ability to track such a metric, nor the inclination to do so.

So I'll guess and say 135mm.
 
Highest number at a given focal length was 70mm.
 
Very interesting...mostly everyone is shooting more telephoto than wide.
 
I dont have lightroom but considering

(a) my first prime lens is 28mm
(b) my digital comrade is a 28mm (Ricoh GR)
(c) On my 16-35mm f4, the most used focals are clearly 28mm and 21mm

I would say its safe to assume my most used focal is 28mm.
 
I strongly prefer long focal lengths. My most used focal length was 200mm (via my 70-200mm f/2.8 lens) and this was no surprise to me. Subjects that might normally strike you as deserving a more "normal" focal length at a normal working distance... I tend to prefer to use a much longer focal length and back up a lot. I really prefer the look of an image produced by long lens even when the subjects are not typical "long lens" subjects.
 
35mm for me, which makes sense since my 35mm prime was my sharpest lens for a long time and didn't leave the camera. That's followed by 18mm, and 17mm right behind that. I have a feeling that will be swinging towards 200mm+ by the end of the year though.
 

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