KRM wrote in post #3646700
I am strictly on-location, and I'm thinking ahead to this winter when I'm confined mostly to indoors. I'm trying to upgrade from my Sigma lenses and am interested in getting into primes. Is the 20mm going to be too wide for me indoors for portraits? Too much distortion? Any suggestions?
20mm on APS-C camera has diagonal AOV of 68 degrees (same as 32mm on FF), on FF camera the diagonal AOV is still is only 94 degrees (same as 12.5mm on APS-C).
With decades of wedding experience in a variety of formats, I find that a limit (in any format!) of about 75 degree AOV helps avoid introducing perspective distortion to objectionable levels when shooting groups or when standing close to an individual...28mm for FF, 17mm for APS-C, 45mm for 645 film. 20mm on FF I strongly hesistate to use for shooting people, unless they are standing back far enough that perspective distortion isn't that objectionable, or unless you are deliberating USING perspective distortion!