Camera Lenses SLR Magic

Capture Professional Grade Images Using SLR Magic Lenses

Having a good camera is only half the battle for a photographer. It doesn't matter how technologically impressive your camera is if it isn't equipped with a quality lens for taking pictures. SLR Magic makes a whole host of robust camera equipment for people of all skill levels who want to take their hobby or job to the next level, and you can find a variety of them at eBay.

SLR Magic manufacturers are a large number of camera lenses for numerous different cameras. Camera companies both big and small are compatible with an SLR Magic lens, giving photographers a large amount of choice in what they buy. A few compatible brands include, but are not limited to:

• Fuji
• Sony
• Pentax
• Canon
• Panasonic

The company manufactures several different types of camera lens with different functionalities. The majority of these lenses are spherical, meaning they capture images as they appear in nature with no changes to how they look. Another type of lens available is the anamorphic, meaning they compress an image on its longest dimensional axis when a picture is taken. The type of lens, or even the product line for that matter, does not affect the focal length of the lens; this is designated by the HyperPrime or MicroPrime names, which indicate a larger or smaller lens respectively. A few of the SLR Magic product lines for lenses include:

• Toy: Toy lenses function as any camera lens would, but they are designed with aesthetics in mind. Instead of the standard black plastic aperture rings, toy lenses' rings are rubber and come in various colours like red, blue, yellow, green, white, and more.
• Cine: Cine or cinema lenses are, as the names would suggest, created in a way that makes them good for use in motion pictures. Whether in motion or still, though, these lenses can capture huge amounts of detail in their photos.

Many pre-owned SLR Magic camera lenses are designed to cover the entire image sensor of the camera it's attached to while others strategically do not. The former category results in images without vignette whereas the latter has various levels of light inequality on the edges of a picture. Both have their uses in different photographic settings for creating specialty effects such as softening the edges of an image.