HOW TO Make The Most Of Your WIDE ANGLE Lens

In this video I share with you some sound advice and tips for using a wide angle lens in landscape photography.

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Photography, Landscape, William, Patino, Tips, New Zealand, Art, Education, Wide Angle, Lens

[johnchambers]

Concise and to the point with stunning images to support, hadn't heard of the 'diminishing perspective' discussed before when it comes to wide angle lenses. Thanks Will.

[Rickandterigradventures]

I’m now encouraged to take my 14 mm off the shelf and give it a try for something other than Milky Way photography.

[hakonholmen]

Thank you! Best descriptive still simple wide angle video I've seen so far. 👍

[mickwoodney]

Literally every video of yours I learn something I didn't even know I didn't know. Cheers mate, you're a dead set legend

[SteveSmith-ycss]

Best explanation of the wide angle lens i have seen, very helpfuf, thanks for posting.

[andrewharrison]

I watch quite a few YouTube videos from quite established photographers and I must say yours are pure quality compared to their videos m8 well done

[mafinspirations]

You are a LEGEND. THANK YOU William for your awesome guidance. ❤❤

[wizard]

Brilliant video William. I'm coming to New Zealand next year, really looking forward to photographing the amazing landscapes. 👍😀

[kiwixs]

Another ace video Will, i love my rf14-35mm and what it can do with moody skies

[LuckyPiano]

Really helpful! Always learning something from you

[gary_michael_flanagan_wildlife]

I really enjoy your content, Will!! I focus mostly on wildlife but landscapes really allow you to slow down and enjoy the world around you and take your time.

I struggle a lot with wide angles. I live in coastal North Carolina US and it’s very flat at our beaches. But I have been able to make it work if I have a nice foreground subject.

I also agree with you 100 percent on mountains and telephotos. When I lived in Arizona I would love closing in on mountains. Thanks again for all you content!!

Gary

[DivyaAbhishek]

Thank you for showcasing a different perspective to add the contrast/separation between the foreground and background

[spokesdog]

Thank you for the tips. I have used my 14-24 (Nikon) mainly for night sky. Tried it for landscape but was underwhelmed with results and now I know why. Will give your tips a go for landscape.

[weekendphotographer]

Timely and helpful. I just purchased the Canon RF 14-35 for some waterfall photography in the Great Lakes region of New York. I'll keep these tips in mind.

[fatherdanmclaughlinosa]

Your instruction style is to help the person learn and is very good! Thank you.

[ellysdewimaya]

Very informative, thanks again for the useful ‘technical’ advice on how to use it. I am a 24-70mm fans but have been contemplating to get wider lens for landscape and/or astro shots. Those are great photos!

[rikarthur]

14-24mm… my most wanted and actually least used lens….where were you 10 years ago when I bought it! An excellent explanation, thank you.

[michael_conti]

Great video, man. Excellent advice and always so inspiring. Cheers!

[TobiS]

Nice Will, pls more wide angle videos.
Maybe one where you compare your 12 mm with a 14 mm and 16 mm perspective? Do you feel sometimes that a 10 or 9 mm lens would be more usefull?

[camcraftery]

Very few people explained the technique of tilting down the lens. Now I know what mistakes I did and how to correct. Thank you.