From: Henry's Camera - Sunday Jul 22, 2018 01:04 pm
 For the vast majority, focal length numbers don't really matter; what matters most to us is what the sensor captures and how that communicates the image that we want to make and the story that we want to tell. The combination of focal length and sensor size go hand-in-hand to define the diagonal angle of view, which is basically a measure of the angle between the two farthest points in the frame — the diagonally opposite corners. Read the article to learn about the different angles and views that are created by your camera's lens. Share this article:  
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