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portrait lens

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun portrait lens has 1 sense
  1. portrait lens - a compound camera lens with a relatively high aperture
    --1 is a kind of
    camera lens, optical lens
    --1 is a part of portrait camera

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Portrait Lens

Description:

A portrait lens is a specific type of camera lens used for capturing portraits, focusing primarily on the subject and creating a shallow depth of field. It is designed to produce flattering and well-defined images of people by isolating the subject from the background.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A camera lens specifically designed for capturing portraits.

Example: She was using a portrait lens to capture stunning headshots of the model.

Sense 2:

Noun: A lens that is typically used for close-up shots and detailed photography of individuals.

Example: This portrait lens is perfect for capturing intricate details in macro photography.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

Portrait lenses are a popular choice among professional and amateur photographers for capturing flattering portraits.

Example: Many photographers recommend investing in a portrait lens for capturing stunning portraits with a pleasing bokeh effect.

Local Usage:

In local photography clubs, portrait lenses are often discussed and shared among members to improve their portrait photography skills.

Example: The local photography meet-up group organized a workshop on using portrait lenses effectively.

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