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Nov 07, 2004 15:40 |  #16

pcasciola wrote:
If Canon is listening, WE NEED A 10MM OR 12MM PRIME, NOW!!! L would be nice, too :)

10mm f1,4 L please!

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pcasciola wrote:
Actually, I just did some measuring and calculations, and it looks the field of view after running PTLens is about the same as a 12mm prime, so that may be a decent way to get straight ultra wide out of a fisheye if you can live with the loss of resolution in the corners. With a 20D, it will probably still be plenty of resolution for a small print.

Thanks for pointing it out.


I blew up a 16x20 using PTLens and my 15mm of the rock and roll hall of fame and that picture came out amazing... I too thought it would lose resolution in the corners but it really didn't... grab the picture of the beracuda and take a look for yourself...


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