tele photo lens

Hello,can anyone please give me an insight & post some comparison pictures taken with the G3 with/without the T C DC 58N Telephoto lens,also any comments regarding the tele lens,many thanks Trumper

Here are some of the first ones I took with this lens. I am very pleased with it. Look at "Zoo." Ann

http://anngray8455.fot​opic.net

Thanks Ann,anyone else use the tele photo lens please,Ta Trumper

Yep and am pleased with it, they only problem is you get vignetting when you zoom right back, I use the Canon adaptor, not sure if other adaptors stop this.

The telephoto lens, along with the Adapter ring, was the first accessory I bought for the G3. I love it, and have some GREAT images from it.

Unfortunatly, my main website is down (ticket open) but here is a couple other ones I have...

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Thanks all for your replies,quick question,what is the zoom range in mm with the lens on & how does it affect the aperture settings,many thanks again,Trumper

These are some great shots!!! I bought this also but have had NO time to play with it. I was wondering if you got these shots with or without the use of a tripod. Thanks!
Debbie

Only the shot of the Moon was taken with a tripod. The eagle and the lemur were taken by hand without the use of a tripod. I took them at the local zoo.

The moon shot was my first real attempt to work with the capability of the RemoteCapture software on my laptop. There is a lot of potential with it to take some great images in a studio or macros or limited astrophotography (when coupled with the G3 Telescope eyepeice adapter) by allowing camera setting changes without touching the camera and moving it by accident.

Have fun with yours. My next purchase is going to be the telescope adapter. http://www.scopetronix​.com/dtsystems.htm

Brad, these are really fantastic. I love the photo of the eagle! The moon is awesome too!
Thanks for the info...now if only I can shoot with a steady hand!

Here, for the new link to help with steady shots

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=12815

Thanks all...

You wrote: quick question,what is the zoom range in mm with the lens on & how does it affect the aperture settings,many thanks again,Trumper

In fact, it doesn't change the aperture settings nor the time value (believe it or not). Of course you have a slightly reduced DOF, but still plenty of it due to the fact that these digicams have lots of DOF. On the other hand, if you want to take a portrait shot with a blurred background you can combine the tele plus the macro. The longest zoom you'll get is 245mm calculated on a 35mm camera.

Peter