Lens Flair

[Top Geek]

Yeah, but at least getting shallow DOF at ultrawide angles isn't really a priority.

Maybe, but it sure is nice to have

 

[IceBone]

epp_b: Is that on the D700? If so, I need that.

 

[Davetouch]

I think it's more for the low-light.

Yeah. Its a great lens to use, but if I were getting one I'd probably go for the f2.8 Tokina 11-16.

 

[Aoshi_88]

Tyne Cot CWGC on a really shite, gloomy, extremely wet day befitting how it was like in World War 1 minus the mud and trenches.

 

[Top Geek]

epp_b: Is that on the D700? If so, I need that.

Nope, sorry, that's the 11-16 on a D7000.

 

[Davetouch]

 

[IceBone]

That seems a bit dark. I assume that's supposed to be mostly white, unless it is a dull grey.

 

[Davetouch]

You know 'a bit' seems a little understated comment from you :lol: I do completely agree and I guess I must have been tired when I did it and didn't properly look at the levels. It looked slightly better on the dark background on blipfoto, but I do see it and have updated it.

Better:

 

[IceBone]

There we go! Much better.

 

[sifu]

 

[Boobo-oobo]

Click on image, timelapse gif, ~12MB

 

[IceBone]

 

[Davetouch]

 

[sifu]

 

[marcos_eirik]

I tried out the "macro mode" on the 12-50mm kit lens that came with the OM-D:

E-M5 + m.ZD 12-50mm f3,5-6,3 EZ MSC @ 43mm, f11

 

[PaperBiro]

 

[sifu]

 

[Smurfen]

http://img190.imageshack.**/img190/7/p4217884.jpg

 

[Jens]

 

[marcos_eirik]

Oslo city hall:

E-M5 and the 12-50mm kit lens, used the camera's own live view shadow/highlight tweaking tool...