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Features of Lenses for Newborn Photography

The last thing you should consider when choosing your go-to lens is lens distortion. If you are going to be shooting up-close to your subject, then keep in mind that using a 35mm lens can really start to distort your subject. So for newborn sessions, for example, if you are shooting very close to the baby with a 35mm lens, some of baby’s features may appear too large or just disproportionate. And that’s not something we want. So the best option would be an 85mm, or a 50mm. Just something else to keep in mind while you are thinking about which lens is best for you.

Ok, so that’s it for now you you guys – I know I’ve given you a lot to think about when it comes to lenses and newborn photography. But just to wrap it up, here’s what you need: First, choose your go-to lens – I recommend either a 50mm, 85mm, or 35mm… and second, you will definitely want to use a macro lens for close-up detail shots of those sweet newborn babies.

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Features of Lenses for Newborn Photography
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