GENO
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CYRN said:if you are concerned about distortion...17-40 beats 10-22 and 12-24 hands down
thats y i said the canon's 17-40mm is best..
:thumbsup:
price is good too:thumbsup:
CYRN said:if you are concerned about distortion...17-40 beats 10-22 and 12-24 hands down
espn said:Believe me, the chronological WA for Canon is
17-35L -> 16-35L -> 17-40L.
Go test, the 17-40L is a winner. Check with Garion if you don't believe me
Depends on how often you do it right? So how about a short TFP tomorrow morning first?![]()
pinkfuzzycat said:Garion is a Canon user? haha, cool.. must look out for him.
Haha, no money no talk.
espn said:Hate to burst your bubble, the 17-40L although wide, is good for landscapes, but for buildings, you'd be better off with a TS glass. I believe Canon has 2 TS glasses. Check it out.
Alternatively as Ian would enforce, a MF or LF would be better handling buildings & architectural displays.
scud said:PFC on shopping spree.... :bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
CYRN said:if you are concerned about distortion...17-40 beats 10-22 and 12-24 hands down
That would really depend on what you intend to do with the images, if you intend to use for work etc, professional usage, get a TS.pinkfuzzycat said:TS?!?!
2K leh bro.
haha, dude!! I'm a uni student!
I don't draw a salary!!
din notice....CYRN said:she already declared it a few days ago :bsmilie: UK price too high
espn said:Talk to me also can la. I also Canon user ma.
Can can, you dare to model, I dare to organise paid shoot, onz bo?
MUA will be provided, those interested, please add yourself to the list!!
u will know if u agree on TFP ;ppinkfuzzycat said:what's MUA?
on... hope u get another system...GENO said:If i am canon user, i will get 20D, 17-40mm, 70-200mm, 100mm marco..whooooo
I Canon user la... not Nikon userpinkfuzzycat said:You're a canon user? ain't u a nikon user?
35 only?!?! hahaha! hey, L len ain't cheap u know!
and what's MUA?
espn said:Hate to burst your bubble, the 17-40L although wide, is good for landscapes, but for buildings, you'd be better off with a TS glass. I believe Canon has 2 TS glasses. Check it out.
Alternatively as Ian would enforce, a MF or LF would be better handling buildings & architectural displays.
They're good only IF it's not architectural necessary shots.TMC said:I love distortions, especially when you use it on events. :bsmilie:
Gives you some really good effects.
http://i.pbase.com/v3/20/583820/1/47226588.DSC_0995.JPG
TMC said:I love distortions, especially when you use it on events. :bsmilie:
Gives you some really good effects.
http://i.pbase.com/v3/20/583820/1/47226588.DSC_0995.JPG
wah.. master teaching.... must learn...espn said:They're good only IF it's not architectural necessary shots.
Fisheye effect -> http://www.nikonuser.org/forum/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=270
Perspective Distortion - http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost.php?p=1098106&postcount=2