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

aladyforty wrote in post #5939674
I agree great images in here, still torn between this lens and the 17-40 although leaning towards this lens at the moment

If I was looking for something in that FL for a crop camera, I'd look at the 17-55.
I'm going to be in the US for three weeks starting the end of this month, and the 10-22 is on my shopping list.

I'm of course staying with crops - I don't have any plans for a full frame.

Tsmith wrote in post #5924945
Wonderful contributions by all.

I just returned from a week of hiking in Glacier National Park and this trip I used my 17-40 f/4L one day. The remainder of the trip was relied on by this superb lens and my 24-105 f/4L when needed.

Canon EOS 40D Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
1/320s f/8.0 at 15.0mm iso200 - B+W Kaesemann Circular Polarizer

Is that St Mary`s lake? beautiful picture btw

lens came today should have some pics later this evening after it cools down some here.

I sometimes forget how good of a lens this is, its my least used......but I still love it

j0sh_dc5 wrote in post #5971391
lens came today should have some pics later this evening after it cools down some here.

Well...we've been waiting for two hours!

made it out and took some shots with the new 10-22mm

1. Tree in the middle of a VERY old Indian cemetery. Most head stones are just rocks, some dated are in the 1800's

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This lens is so wide!

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You'll find getting good exposures with this lens is a bit tricky, especially when there is so much sky.

j0sh_dc5 wrote in post #5972524
made it out and took some shots with the new 10-22mm

1. Tree in the middle of a VERY old Indian cemetery. Most head stones are just rocks, some dated are in the 1800's

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4. would have been nice if the tree wasn't in the way...

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torel78 wrote in post #5955365
Is that St Mary`s lake? beautiful picture btw

Thanks _ this is Two Medicine Lake to the South of St. Mary. Taken form the Mount Henry Trail to Scenic Point.

Hi Matt - Noted that B&H says not for FF cameras like the 1d series. Assume on the 5D there are no issues?
John

john-in-japan wrote in post #5973370
Hi Matt - Noted that B&H says not for FF cameras like the 1d series. Assume on the 5D there are no issues?
John

The 5D is a Full frame camera so it will not work. The EF-S mount is designed for the rebel series, and 20/30/40D.

skanter wrote in post #5973018
Have you heard of a program called Photoshop?

ya ya may mess with it later

j0sh_dc5 wrote in post #5976652
ya ya may mess with it later

Actually, I like the overhanging tree in the forground for some perspective. But if you don't, you could take it out with the clone tool in about one minute. Beautiful color in that shot!