Canon EF 35mm f/1.4 L USM, Continued

tomcat7886 wrote in post #13628386
hahha impressive presentation.

Dankata wrote in post #13627482
Hahaha ^^^^ very cool

Thanks! guys

I thought it was my imagination but my lens seemed to be doing some major vignetting. So I turned on lens correction, and sure enough it adjusts that along with a sort of tilt of the picture.

Do yall use lens correction or do you prefer the original look? Do you get mad vignetting too?

Here's an example 100% natural no adjustments vs lens correction. It might not be as obvious if you're not jumping back and forth in lightroom on a 27" imac like I am. Maybe I'm being too picky? This isn't the best example, I'll try to find a better one. It's ore noticable in low light.

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^^ You look very short

laxlife1234 wrote in post #13630279
And took a picture of what I was wearing today

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Think i saw you on the streets today... hehe

So do people notice vignetting with this lens and just use the lens correction to fix it, or is it my lens in particular

CanonGrl01 wrote in post #13632731
So do people notice vignetting with this lens and just use the lens correction to fix it, or is it my lens in particular

Mine does it....I correct it in CS5.

CanonGrl01 wrote in post #13632731
So do people notice vignetting with this lens and just use the lens correction to fix it, or is it my lens in particular

Lots of lenses vignette on the 5D2 wide open. It's not just yours. Sometimes I fix it, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I add it in post.

A couple from the Christmas holidays (on a 5D2)...

Hand-held @ f/2, 1/25s, ISO1600:

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Love the PP on the second one!