Which focal range is good for choosing shop camera lenses?

The choice of focal length for shop camera lenses depends on specific shooting needs and scenes. Here are several common focal segments and their applicable scenarios:
Wide angle lens (24mm): suitable for capturing landscapes, buildings, and large-scale events, providing a broader perspective and suitable for showcasing large scenes in limited spaces. ‌
Humanistic lens (35mm): commonly used in humanistic photography and daily street sweeping, it can capture the relationship between people and the environment, suitable for recording daily life and street photography. ‌
Standard lens (50mm): Known as the master focal length, it is suitable for shooting portraits and daily landscapes, providing a natural perspective and realistic images.
Portrait lens (85mm): Suitable for taking close-up shots of people, it can provide a beautiful blurring effect, making the characters more prominent. ‌
Telephoto lens (135mm): suitable for long-distance shooting, can provide strong compression and background blurring, commonly used in sports events and wildlife photography. ‌
Advantages and disadvantages of lenses with different focal lengths:
24mm: Wide viewing angle, suitable for shooting large scenes, but may cause some distortion.
35mm: Moderate viewing angle, suitable for humanistic photography and daily shooting, but may require more composition skills.
50mm: Natural viewing angle, suitable for portrait and daily shooting, but may require more post production adjustments.
85mm: Suitable for close ups of characters, with good blurring effect, but may require a larger aperture to achieve better background blurring effect.
135mm: Suitable for long-distance shooting, with strong background blurring, but may require higher operational skills.
Other factors to consider when choosing a lens:
Aperture size: Large aperture lenses perform better in low light environments, but they are also more expensive.
Focusing distance: telephoto lenses require a longer focusing distance and are suitable for long-distance shooting.
Anti shake function: A lens with strong anti shake function is more stable when shooting handheld and suitable for low light environments.
Choosing the appropriate lens focal length depends on specific shooting needs and environment. Taking into account the above factors can help you choose the most suitable lens.