Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

My first shoot with the 6D - 17mm TS-E lens, with the 1.4III extender on too. All of which work very well together

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PGD wrote in post #16248085
My first shoot with the 6D - 17mm TS-E lens, with the 1.4III extender on too. All of which work very well together


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Congrats on the whole setup Phil. The photo looks great and the 6D + TS-E 17mm is an excellent combination.

^^

Yup, +1 agreed, it is a great combo. Sweet shot a very interesting building. I like the rest of the shots on your blog as well. Nice work, Phil!

jack880 wrote in post #16243285
Really need to get the parallax thing sorted when shifting to make panoramas. These shots didn't line up properly. Managed to fudge it in PS but not ideal...

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St Mary's Church by J_Q_H, on Flickr

jack880 wrote in post #16245551
Here's another one. I love the angles you can get with this lens...

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Under the A34 by J_Q_H, on Flickr

Man your knocking them out of the park.. Fantastic.

jdizzle wrote in post #16213779
Or buy a darn flare buster!!! Works like a charm!

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Bianchi wrote in post #16249476
Man your knocking them out of the park.. Fantastic.

Thanks a lot mate!

I had a chance to try out my new TS-E 17 this weekend while backpacking in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Here's a shot I took with it. I think my next order of business is to make a Lee adaptor.

This isn't the best shot to showcase the lens as I cropped the frame. I'll post some more later of some shifts I did with the lens.

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Amazing shot Arob!

I have had this lens for a while now and I have to say that out of my considerable collection, this lens is hands down my favorite.

I wish every lens hat the shift function...

This is a set I did last week, Just having fun with a friend. He wanted some pics of his truck.

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These Images would be impossible without the ultra wide angle and the shift function of the 17mm TS-e

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Tiger_993 wrote in post #16247783
I'm not sure whether the following is old news or not as I had read that Lee would not be developing an adapter for the 17mm TS-E. I stumbled across this post in the Lee Filters knowledgebase which says they are developing an adapter ring that will allow approximately 50% movement. It also says they expect the adapter to be available mid-August 2013. I have emailed them asking for an update. LINKY.

The deal breaker is that your limited with 50% movement. I would suggest the WonderPana route.

^^^

The Lee option is good for people who have already invested in their filters, I'm happy they are at least doing something.

nottoosharp wrote in post #16263298
Amazing shot Arob!

Thanks!

Here's a few shifted panos of Pear Lake.

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jdizzle wrote in post #16263694
The deal breaker is that your limited with 50% movement. I would suggest the WonderPana route.

I have been holding off on getting a 17 TS-E because I've got the Lee 100mm holder and a bunch of filters and having to start over with something like the Wonderpana is not attractive to me. I read that you had toyed around with the DIY adapter made from a spare lens cap. I know the biggest limitation from that setup is the lack of shift; did you find that shift was limited so much that the 17 TS-E was not effective when using the adapter and holder?

Tzetsin wrote in post #16263341
I have had this lens for a while now and I have to say that out of my considerable collection, this lens is hands down my favorite.

I wish every lens hat the shift function...

This is a set I did last week, Just having fun with a friend. He wanted some pics of his truck.

IMAGE LINK: http://jason-gendreau.smugmug.com/O​ther/Raptor/i-Hkkvmwg/A

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great shoot!