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What to Look for in Vivitar Lenses for Canon Cameras

Vivitar camera lenses for Canons are available with a variety of different focal length types and focus types. Different lenses afford a range of features for taking different types of shots. Proper maintenance of a camera lens can help to maintain the quality of photos.

Vivitar camera lenses come in fixed/prime and zoom formats. A fixed lens focuses on an image without zooming in to make it larger while a zoom lens allows for close-up shots. Auto, manual, combination, and fixed focus types are available. Automatic focus types do the work without input from the photographer, whereas manual lenses require the photographer to do all of the adjusting in order to focus on an image. Combination lenses are capable of both, and fixed lenses do not require adjustment at all.

This brands camera lenses are compatible with a variety of different mounts for Canon, including EF, EF-S, EOS, and FD models. They are also compatible with Micro Four Thirds, Nikon AF, Nikon F, and Sony E-mounts. A mount holds the camera steady for the photographer to adjust and filter a shot without excess movement.

These camera lenses come in a range of different types, including fish eye, high quality, image stabilizing, macro, standard, telephoto, wide angle, and zoom.

• Fish eye lenses are rounded to produce specific effect; sometimes used for panoramic shots
• High-quality lenses are unlikely to degrade in time
• Image-stabilizing lenses cancel excess movement so the shot is more likely to be focused
• Macro lenses provide ability to take extremely tight close-up shots like the details of a leaf or the details on a bug
• Standard lenses are versatile lenses
• Telephoto lenses have long focal lengths, resulting in a smaller field of view and a larger image
• Wide-angle lenses have a focal length that is significantly smaller and larger field of view
• Zoom lenses are similar to macro lenses. They are able to make the image larger and capture details

Care for the lens by removing any dirt with a soft bristle brush that will not scratch the glass or with a can of compressed air. Once the dirt is removed, use a lens cleaner to remove any marks or prints by applying the cleaner to a soft microfiber cloth. Start at the middle of the lens and move the cloth in circles outward. Let the lens air dry rather than using any type of heat. Use a clean, dry cloth to remove any dried water spots.