More practice with the new toy.

[BarryHamilton]

Three more takes from this morning's outing. Love the TS-E and not having to mess with wide angle distortion correction in LR or PS!!
I guess another dual purpose post.....cityscapes and equipment.

Any comments welcome.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Very nice! Which one did you end up buying?

 

[BarryHamilton]

Very nice! Which one did you end up buying?

Canon 24 TS-E, picked up a used one that you'd never realize was used!

 

[Kyle Jones]

Nice. I did the same with the 17. I'm fighting the urge to keep buying more - they're awfully addictive!

 

[BarryHamilton]

Nice. I did the same with the 17. I'm fighting the urge to keep buying more - they're awfully addictive!

Copy that!! I'm already half looking for the 45 mm!!!! Please stop me!!!

 

[AlanLichty]

Stop you?? What for - you just gave us a nice visual treat and we always want more

Nice choice and a nice starting point.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Barry,

Very nice. I sure like your work here. These are a nice exhibit of the power of the TSE lens.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Copy that!! I'm already half looking for the 45 mm!!!! Please stop me!!!

Stop you? I have a better idea...

Hmmm, that new 50mm TS-E macro sure looks sweet. You probably ought to try one out and report back.

 

[Zeph]

Love the first!
Congrats Barry

 

[BarryHamilton]

Stop you? I have a better idea...

Hmmm, that new 50mm TS-E macro sure looks sweet. You probably ought to try one out and report back.

Riiiiight! You gonna front me the $2200 for it???

 

[Ben Egbert]

One tip for tall buildings with a tse. Just a tiny amount of upward tilt to give the building a natural perspective rather then perfectly parallel sides helps.

 

[BarryHamilton]

One tip for tall buildings with a tse. Just a tiny amount of upward tilt to give the building a natural perspective rather then perfectly parallel sides helps.

I have already noticed that, Ben. Thanks!

 

[Mike Mancil]

Well done, except for that heavy tint of green envy on my screen .