Learn How To Zone Focus With Any Old or New Camera

Using manual focus lenses for street photography has become a thing of the past, but autofocus street photography today has its limitations. Many out there shooting 35mm film street photography today still use the art of zone focusing, or range focusing, to land their subjects in focus. This process is not talked about much today because autofocus is the default. You have options to adapt vintage lenses with focus zones on top of the lens, or even use these vintage lenses on a 35mm film camera. My Minolta X700 paired with my 28mm f/2.8 is a great combo to practice zone focusing on a 35mm film camera, but also pairing this lens with my Sony A7C I am able to practice this process without worrying about burning through film. Check out MPB here and grab a used camera deal! MPB UK: https://prf.hn/l/QLBLRLl MPB US: https://prf.hn/l/y8b8X8w MPB EU: https://prf.hn/l/BJ1JqJo 🎞️ Shop My Presets: https://georgeholden.media/store 🎁 Newsletter Sign Up (2 Free Presets When You Sign Up): https://www.georgeholden.media/newsle... -------------- You might be interested in these: Website: https://www.georgeholden.media/ Instagram:   / georgeholdenmedia   Email: [email protected] Some of the above links are affiliate links, by purchasing via these links I receive a small commission. #streetphotography