azboricua wrote in post #11005827
Get all the slots on the ring aligned as best you can to the seams, insert the rods, open the octa, without locking the pins, and adjust where you see the rods dont meet the grooves by moving the cloth material of the octa near the ring. Mine was kind of tricky for like 10 minutes, only used it once and I can now open and close it without having to set it on a surface or anything.
If you are having issues with the inserting the rods part, insert your first rod, then the second in the opposite position or 180 degrees.
Thanks I got it after coming home today. realized the problem was the pins werent locking and...
ZenFox wrote in post #11005872
Also don't worry about the octa being fragile, it can handle a lot....I was being all gentle with mine thinking it'd tear if I was rough with itb
I was just being gentle with it because it does seem fragile. Thanks for your advice too.
FlyingPhotog wrote in post #11006426
Looks like you're getting the wobbles out of your rig nicely...
So check this out:
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Awesome I have always liked the way the P 38 looked and this is just cool.
nice comparisons good work.
-AP- wrote in post #11010125
I'd venture the points would go to the 2.8..
I'm really struggling with what my next lens purchase should be. I really would like a 24-70, 50mm 1.4 and 18-85.. And I really NEED to get a fisheye..
I've sold off most my lenses and now have.
EF-S 10-22
Tammy 17-50 (non vc)
70-200 mkii
Nifty 50...
1.4X
2.0X
I really don't know. Everything's a priority
I think this area is where the biggest dilemma is between crop and FF. I think my choices would be easier with FF..
I decided early on that someday I will have a full frame and now I do. The only EFS Lens I ever bought besides the kit lens was the 10-22 and I was able to sell that so now its only lenses that will work on both camera bodies.
Would Is really be useful for macro shots?
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