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The phrase "a high quality lens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a lens that has superior performance or craftsmanship, often in contexts related to photography or optics.
Example: "For the best results in your photography, invest in a high quality lens that enhances image clarity and color accuracy."
Alternatives: "a premium lens" or "an excellent lens".
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Digital camera with a 10' high quality lens was used for capturing two digital images for each impression; one in the Facio-Lingual (FL) and the other in the Mesio-Distal (MD) directions.
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Users can enjoy recording HD videos while taking advantage of the high quality lens and the flexibility to change to other lenses.
It has a Pentax K-mount so you're likely to find an abundance of high quality lenses to fit the body at recession friendly prices.
Moment makes an assortment of high quality lenses for the iPhone and other flagship smartphone including the Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy, that seriously improve on the camera's built-in capabilities.
This will provide a guidance to produce a high quality focusing lens with small size, short focal length and large numerical aperture applied in the integrated photonic devices.
Despite their convenience, phones lack the creativity that high quality lenses can provide," explained co-founder Marc Barros.
If you must save money, buy a lower model camera and the higher quality lens.
Optical zoom alters the arrangement of the lens itself to focus on more distant objects, producing a high quality image.
A high quality experience.
Get a high quality camera.
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