Review on 📷 High-Quality Sigma 35mm F1.4 Art DG HSM Lens for Canon, Black, Compact Size (340101) by Agata Skibiska ᠌

I use a Canon 550D for my photography. When shooting from a distance of 1.3 meters, it is optimal to aim for 1.3 persons. When shooting things, it's best to do so from a distance of between 0.3 and 1 meter. When they got it back, they put it through its paces on a Canon 6D and found that it functioned flawlessly. After that, I decided to convert to a Canon 550D. The attention has begun to be drawn to the front. No reflash was performed. The sharpening is done manually while using live view with magnification. After that, you'll have full control over where the focus is placed on the eye, and the resulting photographs will be of the highest quality. Because the grip is so compact, it is easy to miss when the camera is set to autofocus. When using a shutter speed of 1/100 to 1/640 in a room with light bulbs, the flashing of the lights becomes noticeable, and neighboring frames are obtained with different lighting. This was another effect that I noticed. Because of the green and blue flickering of the fluorescent lights, the white balance is difficult to anticipate. When you watch burst shots, it gives you the impression that the light is moving around the room in waves. This is because it does. Occasionally this phenomenon causes the shapes of moving objects to become smaller. It would appear that the light waves have some kind of connection with the movement of a person as well as the shutter. It can be handled regardless of whether the lighting is typical or whether you use a flash.