>>4399413I should know better than to engage with the cinema take. So I won't.
>>4399428>Its [sic] pictures of other peoples [sic] art.What?
Either way, my point still stands. Art or not, using one focal length for a period of time will help you know what FOV that focal length covers, so you can appropriately choose the focal length(s) that suit(s) you thereafter.
Maybe it's just one. Maybe it's three. Maybe it's all the ones between 70mm and 200mm. I'd argue that starting off with all the focal length at your disposal hinders creativity because you can just get the shot without thinking too hard about it, so your shots would end up all the same. Someone else might say the opposite is true, and that's fine if they have a good reason for it and it works for them.
