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Your link is much better at demonstrating what they want to in the top level link. Showa Kinen is clearly two different areas. Or if the telephoto lens is the
by bena 6y ago
Your link is much better at demonstrating what they want to in the top level link.
Showa Kinen is clearly two different areas. Or if the telephoto lens is the area in the background, it's zoomed in to a degree that makes it not really the same area being pictured.
Whereas in yours, they have easily identifiable people and landmarks so you can tell they're the same place and that not much has moved.
- Bluestrike2 6y agoCredit where it's due: my link was posted by phreeza at the top of this discussion. Anyhow, you're right: the difference between a 28mm focal length and a 400mm one is...extreme. Here's a set of images (just a landscape; not COVID-related) showing different focal lengths[0] in action that illustrates just how much so, taken from the same location. I'm pretty confident it's the same area in the Showa Kinen photos the more I look at them, but that just illustrates how unhelpful an example the chosen images actually were. The huge difference is focal length is effectively the same as shooting an entirely different scene. It's not a good example, but it may have just been the only one the editor had available at the time. 0. https://capturetheatlas.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/understanding-focal-length-and-camera-zoom.jpg.webp https://capturetheatlas.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/under...