What focal lengths does Lee Jeffries typically use for his portraits?
Asked 10/30/2014
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I admire Lee Jeffries' portrait work and am curious about the focal lengths he tends to use. Based on available image metadata, what lenses or focal lengths does he commonly shoot with for his portraits?
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Poking around a little leads to his 500px account where metadata is present. It looks like he typically shoots a Canon 5D with a 24mm or 85mm lens.
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Based on the available image metadata mentioned in the community answer, Lee Jeffries appears to have typically used a Canon 5D with either a 24mm or an 85mm lens.
That suggests he used both a wide-angle and a short telephoto approach, depending on the portrait. An 85mm lens is a classic portrait focal length, while 24mm gives a much wider, more immersive perspective when used close to the subject.
So the best supported answer is: he seems to commonly use 24mm and 85mm focal lengths, rather than relying on a single portrait lens.
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