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Lens Control, what is it?<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

If one aims to control a lens, one must know what lens control is, and how a lens works with a camera and other devices to achieve control. Lens control is image control. Lens control is a camera operation activity that manages the composition, focus, and light of your image. Basic control includes zooming, focusing, and iris dialing. Zooming controls a lens’s focal length, which manages the frame and perspective of your image composition. Focusing controls a lens’s internal optics to achieve a sharp, and clear resolution of your subject. Iris dialing controls the aperture blades in a lens to adjust the amount of light and depth of field in your image. Advanced control includes tilt-shifting<\/a>, image stabilization<\/a>, and unique lens designs. Tilt-shifting controls the barrel and optics of a lens to adjust the perspective of your composition and the critical focus plane of your image. Image stabilization electronically controls the framing of an image particularly with camera movement. Unique lens designs include macro lenses<\/a>, and fish-eye lenses<\/a>. For example, the unique design characteristics of the Venus Probe Lens<\/a> provides control not available to most other lenses.<\/span><\/p>\n