Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM

vincewchan wrote in post #5386097
I miss the 10-22

get a 16-35?

https://photography-on-the.net …265628&stc=1&d=​1209054628


At 10mm on A 400D with Circular Polerizer.

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chris_arnet wrote in post #5387136
get a 16-35?

Can't afford it yet

And I'm still debating.. 16-35 MKII or 30D/40D + 10-22mm.. it would put me aboutt the same price range..

With GND8 + Sunset Filter
f/8 | 1/30s | ISO 100 | 12mm

vincewchan wrote in post #5386097
I miss the 10-22

Well I wish I had a 5D- so there!

Nice capture Sydor...its a classic lens for sure
!

vincewchan wrote in post #5395637
Can't afford it yet

And I'm still debating.. 16-35 MKII or 30D/40D + 10-22mm.. it would put me aboutt the same price range..

I have the 40D with this lens .... a wonderful combo!

Drew

Sure is a great lens. Very wide as well.

jj_photography wrote in post #5398349
Sure is a great lens. Very wide as well.

I still think it should have been designated "L". Just because its an EF-S it wasnt........

Here are another couple of mine:-

Jethro790 wrote in post #5396160
Well I wish I had a 5D- so there!

Then buy a 5D

davideo0 wrote in post #5401497
Here are another couple of mine:-

Like the first shot...I apologize that this is off topic here but I also like the 'raised - shadow' look. Could you share the technique you used to achieve this? I'm assuming Photoshop?

Hi BLACKZZZ

I assume you’re talking about the “Drop Shadow” effect.
Yes it’s done in Photoshop or probably any other editor. But for Photoshop it’s very straightforward - easier than the intructions indicate.

To create a margin around your image:

Select the main layer in the layers palette.
Go to Image menu-
Select canvas size
Choose a width & height for your margin (it varies with the size of your image and your preferences) – I used .7 on both on my image.
Choose canvas extension colour (I chose white)
Click OK (you now have a margin around your image)



To make the drop shadow:

With the same main layer selected in the layers palette, click on fx at the bottom of the layers palette.
Select drop shadow
Select a colour for your shadow (usually black)
Blend mode normal
Select angle required (135 degrees is OK)
Select distance
Select Spread
Select size to suit yourself
Adjust the opacity below 100% to achieve the effect you want.
CLICK OK
That’s it.
Hope it helps.

If you wish to make a line around the outside:
Still with the same main layer selected press CTL A to select the whole image.
Go to the EDIT Menu:
Select Stroke
Choose a width (try 7px if you’re not sure)
Choose INSIDE
Choose a colour for the outline.
Click OK. (You should now have a thin line outlining the image.)

Press CTRL D to get rid of the selection. (marching ants)

I'm a great fan of this lens, its so sharp! and a pleasure to use