K-amps said:arioch82 said:love this lens cannot wait to try it on a fullframe
500D, ISO 100, 1/160, f/5.6 @ 17mm
IMG_9307.jpg di ocangelo, su Flickr
Very Nice... and with FF, you will be able to get the whole peak on the right side, and perhaps land it in the rule of thirds grid too
arioch82 said:K-amps said:arioch82 said:love this lens cannot wait to try it on a fullframe
500D, ISO 100, 1/160, f/5.6 @ 17mm
IMG_9307.jpg di ocangelo, su Flickr
Very Nice... and with FF, you will be able to get the whole peak on the right side, and perhaps land it in the rule of thirds grid too
thanks, I didn't frame it "on the right line" on purpose because it was cutting too much on the left side (like that slope on the forest) and the panorama wasn't enough "spaced".
that place (scotland, top of the old man of storr) is beautiful anyway... have to go back there one day!
You did the best with waht you had. All I was saying is, you will have even more options with FF to frame it.
It's a bit of both. I don't use mine much now, since getting the 5D MkII and more recently the 24 MkII, but the reason is as much that I find it a bit wide for my style on full frame and issues with using square/rectangular filters as image quality. At f/16 it is visibly softer across the field, but the corners really show up the lens when using full frame. That said, when I do use it, it is usually for an extreme effect and there is little else that can achieve that. I can't remember if it was earlier in this thread or elsewhere, I posted one such extreme effect, emphasising the distortion, which also showed its other weaknesses of corner softness, CA and flare.pdirestajr said:
nice shots paul i was at the bbc scotland building on sat and got some shots nice to meet a fellow scot herepaul13walnut5 said:
taperoo2k said:I'm quite pleased with this one, so pleased it's one of my entries in the Oxford Flickr Group's exhibition at the Botanic Garden in Oxford.
Flowers in the Botanic Garden by taperoo2k, on Flickr
