The Basics01 The Wide-Angle Function (Wide Field of View)02 The Zoom Function03 The Macro Function04 White Balance05 ISO
01 The Wide-Angle Function (Wide Field of View)

Wide-Angle Image Samples

Sample

A field of cosmos flowers in full bloom. I used wide-angle to make sure the shot included not only the cosmos flowers, but so that the field and sky was in the background.
Photo: Nao Nishitsuji ●CX2 ●1/1320 ●F3.5 ●ISO80 ●EV0.0 ●WB: Multi-P (Multi-Pattern) AUTO

Sample

Shooting using wide-angle gives this shot scope and depth.
Photo: Nao Nishitsuji ●GX200 ●1/290 ●F8.5 ●ISO64 ●EV-0.7 ●WB: Cloudy

Sample

GX100, with its 24-72 mm wide-angle zoom lens, can handle snapshots, scenery, and even macro photography.
Photo: Hideo Nunokawa ●Caplio GX100 ●1/1000sec ●F 2.9 ●ISO100 ●EV-0.3 ●WB: AUTO

Sample

Using the 28-200 mm zoom factor to frame at the intended angle of view (focal length). I included the portion of the five-storied pagoda in the background to accentuate the child flautist sculpture.
Photo: Hideo Nunokawa ●Caplio R6 ●1/64sec ●F 3.3 ●ISO200 ●EV-0.3 ●WB: AUTO

Sample

Koetsuji, the temple dedicated to Zeami, in Takagamine, Kyoto. Inspired by the design of the cobblestones leading out from the gate, I continued to gaze at the path. Knowing that I could only get this shot on a rainy day, I released the shutter.
Photo: Hideo Nunokawa Caplio GX100 ●1/250sec ●F 3.6 ●ISO100 ●EV-0.3 ●WB: AUTO

1.The Benefits of Wide-Angle 2.Wide-Angle Image Samples

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