Lenses are key to making your favorite camera create the images you envision. These are the best lenses available today.
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Many shooters will stress that investing in good lenses is more important than buying fancy camera bodies. In general, lenses have a longer lifespan than camera bodies. Additionally, while new video cameras are being made every year, the technology in optics just doesn't advance as fast. There are lenses made decades ago that, with proper adapters, can be mounted to modern cameras for stunning results. So where do you begin in buying lenses? This article will help you understand some of the key features that distinguish different lenses. But first, let's take a look at the best lenses currently on the market.
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