Here's a size comparison. It's definitely considerably smaller than the 16-35 - especially if you're using the hood on the zoom.


Nice set of toys you have there sir
umphotography grabbing their Johnson More info | Nov 21, 2011 10:18 | #16 timnosenzo wrote in post #13430351 Here's a size comparison. It's definitely considerably smaller than the 16-35 - especially if you're using the hood on the zoom. ![]() ![]() Nice set of toys you have there sir Mike
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BigMike Goldmember 1,023 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Edmonton More info | Nov 21, 2011 13:40 | #17 Nice set of toys you have there sir Good to see that I'm not the only one drooling. Instructor at The Canadian Photography Learning Centre
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helloagain36 Goldmember 1,494 posts Likes: 4 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Owls Head, Maine More info | FYI Robert, _______________
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nicksan Man I Like to Fart 24,738 posts Likes: 53 Joined Oct 2006 Location: NYC More info | Nov 23, 2011 09:41 | #19 helloagain36 wrote in post #13440628 FYI Robert, I just noticed that there is a v1 listed in the classifieds right now. My impression is that the newer version is significantly better than the older one. At least that's according to the reviews at The Digital Picture.
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helloagain36 Goldmember 1,494 posts Likes: 4 Joined Feb 2009 Location: Owls Head, Maine More info | Nov 23, 2011 09:45 | #20 nicksan wrote in post #13440670 My impression is that the newer version is significantly better than the older one. At least that's according to the reviews at The Digital Picture. Yeah...I figured as much since the v1 listed is $1000 cheaper. _______________
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i've used the samyang a bit. it can get some pretty cool shots like the whole church or some fun dance floor shots. its very limited but its only 400 dollars and its really light. Retouching
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smorter Goldmember 4,506 posts Likes: 19 Joined Nov 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia More info | Nov 29, 2011 07:53 | #22 Yes I do, only cause Canon hasn't got a 14-24 Wedding Photography Melbourne
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asamimasa Goldmember 1,047 posts Joined Nov 2009 Location: La Jolla/San Diego, CA More info | Dec 02, 2011 15:18 | #23 smorter wrote in post #13467650 Yes I do, only cause Canon hasn't got a 14-24 Great for wide angles of the church and reception venue. ****e for people shots. I've heard of some fellows who go as far as adapting the 14-24 to EOS and dealing with the MF... but you'll never fine me dropping ~$1500 for what's in practice manual glass.
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