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Photography Chat and Questions Thread
- Thread starter Luke.
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LOL! the 18-55 is a 58mm filter thread, so it’ll be quite annoying having to buy two different sized filters unless you decide which one to get it for.
As for Landscape I’ve never particularly found the need for a CPL, I like reflections in water etc but if you want to darken the blues in the sky then they’re useful, apart from the fact that you can do that in PP. Really, polarisers are the most useful for automotive stuff, Eddie. I’ll show you what one does when I do those photos of your E21
Uh huh! Me and my mate played with one on his 5 mkIII. Insane.
I'd love a proper fish eye lens at some point
Yup I really love the effects you can get for architectural photography with them.
One of my mates played with one years ago in London (but on a crop body) - got some lovely shots with it
One of my mates played with one years ago in London (but on a crop body) - got some lovely shots with it
riz
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Jaguar XFR
This is going cheap on TP.
http://www.wexphotographic.com/buy-tokina-12-24mm-f4-at-x-pro-dx-ii-nikon-fit/p1526710
Wide angle would be nice but I've never used a fixed aperture before. Not worried that I can't use it but concerned about limitations?
http://www.wexphotographic.com/buy-tokina-12-24mm-f4-at-x-pro-dx-ii-nikon-fit/p1526710
Wide angle would be nice but I've never used a fixed aperture before. Not worried that I can't use it but concerned about limitations?
R26
I assume he means it being f4 throughout the zoom range. Why you'd worry about that I don't know.
You do know that a constant aperture lens just means that it is (in this case) f4 whether you're at 12mm or 24 mm unlike a lens that is f4-5.6, which as you zoom in makes the aperture smaller. So you can change the aperture to whatever you want, it's not 'fixed'.
R26
An extra 2mm is quite a lot at that range, but I would get the best quality lens.
You certainly wouldn't miss the extra 2mm if you got the 12-24.
You certainly wouldn't miss the extra 2mm if you got the 12-24.
How come when I take a picture, particularly at night with stars and stuff, the photo looks pretty special on the cameras display. But when I import it onto my iPad the photo is nowhere near as good lighting wise. Pretty much impossible to get it to look the same as on the camera itself without bringing noise.
I think it’s probably the screen on the camera being set too bright, it’s giving you a false impression of what it will look like essentially, whereas the computer will show the actual exposure.
I might not be right though with that looking like such a huge difference.
I might not be right though with that looking like such a huge difference.
So this sort of happened today....
Woops
Woops
I hate it when that happens.
JamesBryan
ClioSport Club Member
Can you even get CPL's for fisheye lenses, with the front element sticking out?
Haha I know. I have some car stuff coming up in the next week so I might leave it until then.
As James said you can’t put filters on it, there’s no thread for a filter. So no beloved CPL
JamesBryan
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Do they accept rear drop in filters?
Very nice Phil! What made you go for a 28mm mate?
I was just joking guys.Haha I know. I have some car stuff coming up in the next week so I might leave it until then.
As James said you can’t put filters on it, there’s no thread for a filter. So no beloved CPL
Italian 3.2 V6
With a budget of £700 at the VERY most.. What's the best all round Canon body & single lens that money can buy? Can't be a fixed lens. Lens needs to range from atleast 30-80mm and be sharp as possible. New or used I'm not fussed.
Ino its a tight call & not ideal but it's what I need.
Currently looking at 50d & Canon EF-S 15 - 85 mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM Lens.. Thoughts??
thanks in advance.
Ino its a tight call & not ideal but it's what I need.
Currently looking at 50d & Canon EF-S 15 - 85 mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM Lens.. Thoughts??
thanks in advance.
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Got that lens with my 7D .. nice bit of kit.
As for the question .. not really sure ! Check out Wikipedia page .. I'll find in a second. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Canon_EOS_digital_cameras
Get the newest one in budget, highest up the list towards the pro level.
PS: Just worked out who the f**k you are/were
Star trails I assume from TIL thread .. How'd it go ?
Errrrr it went ok... I'll upload them when I put them on the pc! I just wish I had opted to point the camera to the north rather than south, and had more battery! I took 3 roughly 30min exposures... I think there's an issue with my lens /camera though you'll see what I mean when I upload the pics!
you'll see what I mean when I upload the pics!
Ay Ay Ron
ClioSport Club Member
You done one exposure of 30 minutes? What settings were you using and on what camera?
I don't know anyone that does it that way, I imagine due to the risk of not have having a shot come out and wasting 30 minutes on it, when you could have got 60 good 30 second exposures.
Look forward to seeing the results though.
And yeah, always try to get polaris on the shot, or at least close to it.
I don't know anyone that does it that way, I imagine due to the risk of not have having a shot come out and wasting 30 minutes on it, when you could have got 60 good 30 second exposures.
Look forward to seeing the results though.
And yeah, always try to get polaris on the shot, or at least close to it.
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