The Best Lens for Newborn Photography (Nikon – Canon)

You’re thrilled to capture the best portraits of your newborn, and you want to choose the best lens to do this. Here are features you may want to consider, when purchasing your lenses. This list can serve as your buying guide.
1. Ability to shootsharp, clear and excellent images
Your newborn’s portraits are useless, when they are obscure and poorly taken. This is the most significant aspect of the lens that you have to prioritize. Does the lens reduce optical aberrations? Are you able to capture the essence of what you want to shoot? Can you take the details of your newborn’s portraits? You can go over the product details of the various lenses to choose the most appropriate for your purpose.
Different lenses have their specific functions. Not many lenses can provide all the purposes you may want to perform. If you want the best portraits, and you have money, you may want to buy a macro lens, a medium telephoto lens, a 50mm prime lens, and a wide angle lens.
2. Durability
Your choice of lens should be durable to withstand any type of weather. You wouldn’t want to buy a cheap one now and then buy another one after just a few months. I would prefer to buy a durable but affordable lens that could last for years. To find out how durable the lens is, you can go over the product’s specifications and peruse the reviews of certified buyers.
3. Ease of use
Can you use the lenses easily even though you’re not a professional? The answer to this question should be a “yes”. Go through the user’s manual and see if you can follow the instructions without any problems. In instances, when you cannot, it means that the lens is not user-friendly. So, you may want to find another product.
4. Variety of uses
Can the lens be used at different angles and poses? Can it capture a close-up or a wide-range shot? You may not find one lens that could provide all the options that you want for your photographs, but there are those that have more functions and useful features than the rest of the lenses.
5. Portability
Is the lens light enough and handy to carry in your bag or backpack? You must be able to take it with you wherever you go. Who knows when your baby would strike a picture-perfect pose – and you have to capture that momentous moment, or it will be gone forever. Choose a lens that’s lightweight and not fragile.
6. Affordability
Can your pocket afford the lens? Cost must not be your #1 priority, if you’re bent on taking the perfect shots. However, when the lens serves your purpose perfectly, then you have to buy it, no matter what the price is. Naturally, when you find a suitable lens that is also affordable, that would be the perfect scenario. Don’t hesitate to grab it. You can find one if you’re diligent enough to browse online.

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