Photo Camera Lenses

i really like that old fashioned style photo- you know like the black and white grainy ones. Is there any sort of camera i can buy that will give me that effect? Are there any types you can buy that have that sort of old fashioned photo booth effect?
Also my mums just brought a canon EOS 400D camera. what are the different sorts of lenses you can get and what are the effects they can create?
sorry i know there 2 completely different questions, i was just interested in knowing whether you can get a lens that creates those old fashioned style photos

Well you can simulate that grain effect in files from any digital camera. Or you can get a film camera. All you need is to shoot with a high speed film which will give you that grain.

Lenses don't create those kinds of effects. You can add the texture in a photo editing software.

So, you can use your moms 400D and then apply a grain texture to your files.

2009-05-12 12:21:29 by Evie

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need more detail

2009-07-31 17:09:20 by Bruno V

High Clarity: Made of high-class glass
Strong: Made of top-grade Aluminum
Compatible with any phone camera with lens smaller than 9.5mm

You know how your photo is edited to look like it's in the camera lense bubble? What is a website that has that?

Are you talking about a fisheye effect? In order to get that you either need a fisheye lens on your camera or create the effect in Photoshop. I don't know of any websites that will do it for you. Maybe Photoshop Express will: https://www.photoshop.com/?promoid=CBTVJ

2009-07-16 10:55:39 by ™

Price: $200.00

Ideal for natural-looking shots; excellent color balance
50mm standard lens with f/1.8 maximum aperture
Traditional Gauss-type optical design is extremely sharp

At the moment I am concerned with mainly indoor shoots of family and friends and some outdoor shots will be acheived during the learning/portfolio building sessions.

The longer focal length avoids making the subject's face distorted. A short focal length makes the nose bigger relative to the face which is not appreciated.
100mm is considered about the minimum to use.
RoyS

2008-05-08 05:46:17 by Strike1stStrikeHardShowNoMercy

I was thinking about getting into photography so I was just wondering what would be a good camera and lens to get. I don't need it to be proffesional grade but I do want the pictures to have good quality. Not to spendy but still a good grade camera and lens.
I want the camera to be digital.

here I left a links

2009-04-05 13:03:11 by craz_erussian