How & Why I choose lenses / Bradford Young

Posted on June 16, 2021 in Interviews & Panels, Training & Skills by Cooke Optics

In this weeks episode Cooke Optics TV discuss with Bradford the steps he takes into choosing his lenses. Why is getting closer to the subject better? What effect does it create?

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