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Dec 06, 2013 20:50 |  #6961

MakisM1 wrote in post #16493352 (external link)
I'll give you one guess! :D
Click on the attachment links!

Congrats! Not much choice for us on the very wide end. Did you describe your selection process or did I miss it? (i.e. the 8-16 vs Canon's 10-22 or the Siggy 10-20?)


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Dec 06, 2013 20:54 |  #6962

rpadula wrote in post #16498375 (external link)
Best use of Velcro - EVER!

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=N9uxxqKGmYg (external link)

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That's legendary!!...:lol::lol:

Heh, I'm almost positive that was the very first Late Night with David Letterman I ever saw (when I was in high school). I was instantly hooked!! :lol:


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Dec 06, 2013 20:58 |  #6963

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it's my birthday today. I welcome anyone who will send me an 85L or 135L as a gift. :) :) I don't mind at all, promise.

Sorry I missed this, bud. Happy Belated birthday wishes.

But yeah, everything starts going downhill or falling off after 40. :p


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Dec 06, 2013 21:53 |  #6964

Thanks. And yeah i start to feel the aches. But its my fault, i dont eat the right food all the time.


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Dec 06, 2013 22:32 |  #6965

Finally got back to this shot that had a bad yellow color cast due to the ambient lighting. Couldn't figure out a way to deal with it in DPP but Vinz fixed it up in LR with an HSL adjustment. The first shot is his work and the yucky yellow cast is gone!

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I finally got around to dragging my original edit into PS and trying an HSL adjustment there and managed to get something close to Vinz's results. This second shot is my attempt. I think vinz got a bit more contrast and I got a little more shadow detail.

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Either way it's a big improvement from my original attempt in DPP. The color curves adjustment just wasn't the right tool to try to desaturate one color. The HSL tool was the way to go. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Vinz!

Thank you, Pekka! I'm sure some members here might have imagined that POTN might begin winding down. But that doesn't make the news any less disappointing. So generous of you to allow us to go along for the ride. As a result you gave us a way to help each other become better photographers. But there's still so much more to learn.

  
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Dec 06, 2013 22:40 |  #6966

A lot lot better. You're welcome. I'm glad to be of helped.


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Dec 07, 2013 00:10 |  #6967

I think a few pages back someone was talking about straps and quick releases; this is how I made my strap easily removable:

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Dec 07, 2013 08:17 |  #6968

rpadula wrote in post #16507611 (external link)
Congrats! Not much choice for us on the very wide end. Did you describe your selection process or did I miss it? (i.e. the 8-16 vs Canon's 10-22 or the Siggy 10-20?)

Thought process! Yes, I had one...

The choices were

Canon EF-S 10-22 (FF FOV equivalent 16-35), takes filters, has a FF equivalent (2 if you count the less expensive but very capable EF 17-40)

Tokina 11-16 f2.8 has FF equivalents, f 2.8 a plus for night shots, reputation for flaring

Sigma 8-16 (FF FOV 12-25) has no rectilinear FF equivalents (Canon's UWA zoom is a fisheye), very well corrected distortions, con is it doesn't take filters easily (need home made solution).

I liked the fact that it was the widest rectilinear zoom I could get, that there is no equivalent in FF and that is a VERY SHARP lens!

I love it!


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Dec 07, 2013 09:36 |  #6969

MakisM1 wrote in post #16508425 (external link)
Thought process! Yes, I had one...

The choices were

Canon EF-S 10-22 (FF FOV equivalent 16-35), takes filters, has a FF equivalent (2 if you count the less expensive but very capable EF 17-40)

Tokina 11-16 f2.8 has FF equivalents, f 2.8 a plus for night shots, reputation for flaring

Sigma 8-16 (FF FOV 12-25) has no rectilinear FF equivalents (Canon's UWA zoom is a fisheye), very well corrected distortions, con is it doesn't take filters easily (need home made solution).

I liked the fact that it was the widest rectilinear zoom I could get, that there is no equivalent in FF and that is a VERY SHARP lens!

I love it!

Ah, but there is a FF equiv. of the 8-16. I have the Sigma 12-24, which is actually a bit wider on FF than the 8-16 is on a Canon APS-C (12.8-25.6 mm; it's 12-24 equiv. on the 1.5x crop sensors).

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Dec 07, 2013 09:38 |  #6970

Guys, I need some help... From Amazon buyers.

I ordered (through my wife, in her account) some hardware from Amazon. It was supposed to be delivered in a window closing last Wednesday.

We got nothing.

She looked at her account yesterday and it shows delivered on Monday (left on our front door). Apart from the fact that we live in a gated community which is kinda hard to get to our front door, we've been checking every time we drove in and saw nothing.

Amazon is impossible to get on the phone.

How do I complain?


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Dec 07, 2013 09:42 |  #6971

i have no such experience. todate the deliveries are being dropped in our door and stays there sometimes for an hour or more and nothing were loss eversince.

i hope you'll get this sorted out. I would call anyone. just say whatever you have to say. call amazon and/or courier.


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Dec 07, 2013 09:43 |  #6972

Jon wrote in post #16508546 (external link)
Ah, but there is a FF equiv. of the 8-16. I have the Sigma 12-24, which is actually a bit wider on FF than the 8-16 is on a Canon APS-C (12.8-25.6 mm; it's 12-24 equiv. on the 1.5x crop sensors).
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jon that sigma 12-24 looks good. thanks for sharing. expensive though but i think it's worth it.

will it accept ND filters though?


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Dec 07, 2013 09:49 |  #6973

Jon,

Mounted on the crop the FOV of the 12-24 is equivalent to 19.2-38.4.

I wanted something wider than this. There is a lot of real estate between 8-12 mm

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Dec 07, 2013 09:50 |  #6974

vinmunoz wrote in post #16508562 (external link)
jon that sigma 12-24 looks good. thanks for sharing. expensive though but i think it's worth it.

will it accept ND filters though?

Yep, in back of the lens (so grads aren't too practical). Or you could get the Lee SW-150 (150 mm x 170 mm) size and hand-hold them in front if you want grads.

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Mounted on the crop the FOV of the 12-24 is equivalent to 19.2-38.4.

I wanted something wider than this. There is a lot of real estate between 8-12 mm

I was addressing your contention that there's no FF equivalent of the 8-16. As your examples make clear, the 12-24 would be a rectilinear FF equivalent in the sense you used it.

MakisM1 wrote in post #16508425 (external link)
Thought process! Yes, I had one...

The choices were

Canon EF-S 10-22 (FF FOV equivalent 16-35), takes filters, has a FF equivalent (2 if you count the less expensive but very capable EF 17-40)

Tokina 11-16 f2.8 has FF equivalents, f 2.8 a plus for night shots, reputation for flaring

Sigma 8-16 (FF FOV 12-25) has no rectilinear FF equivalents (Canon's UWA zoom is a fisheye), very well corrected distortions, con is it doesn't take filters easily (need home made solution).

I liked the fact that it was the widest rectilinear zoom I could get, that there is no equivalent in FF and that is a VERY SHARP lens!

I love it!


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Dec 07, 2013 09:56 |  #6975

MakisM1 wrote in post #16508553 (external link)
Guys, I need some help... From Amazon buyers.

I ordered (through my wife, in her account) some hardware from Amazon. It was supposed to be delivered in a window closing last Wednesday.

We got nothing.

She looked at her account yesterday and it shows delivered on Monday (left on our front door). Apart from the fact that we live in a gated community which is kinda hard to get to our front door, we've been checking every time we drove in and saw nothing.

Amazon is impossible to get on the phone.

How do I complain?

Have you tried the # on this page? http://askville.amazon​.com …wer.do?requestI​d=73552278 (external link)

Otherwise, try the customer service # for the carrier.

What a bummer. Hope you get it sorted soon.

Edit: another CS # listed here: http://askville.amazon​.com …wer.do?requestI​d=75260538 (external link)


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