Recently, I've discovered a new method to focus on blogging or reviewing a specific camera lens more effectively. It is attaching the lens you want to write about in your next blog post to your camera and using it in all situations as if you only had one lens. That sounds simple, but to be honest, this is not an easy thing to do for me. Because before every trip, especially to my unvisited lands or areas, what I want to do most is to capture a lot of beautiful images, and that's why I usually bring two or three lenses with different focal lengths. I not only wish to shoot landscapes, people, and wildlife photos, but I also shoot the interiors and sometimes local food or street-food photos. Hence, I rarely experienced only one lens for my trips; instead, I often brought with me some of them. I myself am a prime lens person, so I don't prefer to carry an all-in-one lens like the 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 Nikon/Canon or MFT (M43) lens such as M.Zuiko 14-150 f/4-5.6II or Tamron 14-150mm F/3.5-5.8 Di III. Don't get me wrong, since I don't criticize these lenses as they are not good.