From the course: The Practicing Photographer

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Choosing a lens

Choosing a lens

- If you've spent much time shooting and editing with any camera, you should be pretty comfortable with the idea of metadata. Metadata is all of that data that's stuffed into your image file that tells you when an image was shot, possibly where an image was shot and all of the settings on your camera, everything from shutter speed to aperture to focal length and lens that you were using and that's what we're going to talk about this week on The Practicing Photographer, how you can use that lens and focal length metadata to learn a lot of stuff about the way you shoot. The kind of stuff you're going to learn can do everything from helping inform lens purchases to helping you figure out where you might need to practice or work harder. I'm here in Lightroom right now. Lightroom has a very good metadata browser that lets me look at multiple metadata criteria for a set of images at one time. I'm going to look at this…

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