High end zoom lenses today are nearly as good as equivalent prime lenses at every focal length in their range. The one area in which you will see HUGE (and I mean truly gigantic) improvements in lens design is in zoom lenses. So a Nikon film camera from the 1950s had the best optical engineers in Japan working to develop its lens, and very little has changed about lens making since the 1950s (with the exception of lens coatings). early digital cameras were much worse than modern ones, and some very expensive and very good prime lenses have been developed on the extreme ends of the market). There are several exceptions to each of the above points, especially at the extremes (e.g. It is easier to make a great lens for a rangefinder than for an SLR Lens manufacturers have put very little effort into developing prime lenses since the 1970s. Prime lenses, those with fixed focal lengths, have the fewest compromises and make the best photos There are a few well-known secrets among photographers:
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