This Website Helps You Choose Lenses Based on Photos You Like
Finding the right lens for your project just got a whole lot more interesting.

Have you ever looked at a photo and thought, "I want to shoot something like that! What lens did that photographer use?" Well, a new website called What the Lens is aiming to help you choose lenses based on images that you like. Created by photographer Willie C, What the Lens is a tool that allows you to scroll through their library of landscape, macro, wildlife, portrait, and travel photos, choose 20 of your favorites, and then uses its magic to pick a lens based on your preferences.
According to PetaPixel, the site works by sourcing photos from 500px and examines the EXIF data of your 20 selected photos to choose up to three ideal lenses for you.
However, it's still entertaining to go through a bunch of photos, click on ones that you like, and see which lenses pop up once you've chosen your 20. Hopefully Willie C rolls out with a bunch of cool updates to make What the Lens more powerful and awesome.
Source: What the Lens