10-22 LIMOSINE Shots!

First time with the NEW lens...Critique Please???

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Too small.

El Duderino wrote in post #6378494
Too small.

a hummer stretch is too small ?

ed rader

How do you make it larger to view?

Nice image.. I'd like to see more of the front of the H2!

El Duderino wrote in post #6378494
Too small.

Barely bigger than a FF sensor!!!

The lens was strapped to my 30D

OK for testing out the wideness of your new lens, but (from what I can tell at such a small size) the back of the hummer is quite blown out. I'm not really seeing much except "wow, 10mm is wide"

Keep at it and I'm sure you'll get some great and unique shots.

The 70-200 2.8 IS was 1400.00!!!!

What does that have to do with anything?

Matt30D wrote in post #6379193
The 70-200 2.8 IS was 1400.00!!!!

My Toyota Highlander cost $26000

What he was saying was the pic you posted was too small in size top really offer any CC.

I would either :
a.) host a larger copy somewhere else (i.e. flickr, zenfolio, smugmug, picasa, etc) and insert picture in your post (using

Content warning: NOT AN IMAGE

imho, Canon equipment is too sweet to use it on monstrously ugly subjects

SMP_Homer wrote in post #6378522
Barely bigger than a FF sensor!!!

lol

I was just wondering if you could just consider the following:

- Take the image, open Photoshop or some comparable image editing program.
- Resize the image to 1024 limit of the forum (I am affraid that on my 2560 × 1600 30" monitor and even on my 1920 × 1200 24" secondary monitor, this image appears extremely tiny - about the size of stamp or even less).
- Use the "save for the web"-function (or comparable) to compress the image to meet the data size limits imposed by the forum.
- Repost the whole thing for some constructive criticism - unfortunately the image you posted is far too small for the purposes of any meaningful critique.
- Start a new thread when you have done the above.

I truly hope that this helps. After all, even though the image you posted appears tiny, it certainly deserves comments.

Mizaki wrote in post #6385004
I was just wondering if you could just consider the following:

- Take the image, open Photoshop or some comparable image editing program.
- Resize the image to 1024 limit of the forum (I am affraid that on my 2560 × 1600 30" monitor and even on my 1920 × 1200 24" secondary monitor, this image appears extremely tiny - about the size of stamp or even less).
- Use the "save for the web"-function (or comparable) to compress the image to meet the data size limits imposed by the forum.
- Repost the whole thing for some constructive criticism - unfortunately the image you posted is far too small for the purposes of any meaningful critique.
- Start a new thread when you have done the above.

I truly hope that this helps. After all, even though the image you posted appears tiny, it certainly deserves comments.

he he