Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

Amazing shots in the thread. Finally i've got a chance to buy it in the second hand market. This shot is a stich from 3 images, just for fun.

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mikelino wrote in post #17128354
Amazing shots in the thread. Finally i've got a chance to buy it in the second hand market. This shot is a stich from 3 images, just for fun.

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End of the day por Miguel A. GQ, en Flickr

Very nice mate. Love the light on the rocks

jack880 wrote in post #17128940
Very nice mate. Love the light on the rocks

Thanks jack!!

By the way, have anyone a table with the amount of tilt for different heights to maximize sharpness??

mikelino wrote in post #17128953
Thanks jack!!

By the way, have anyone a table with the amount of tilt for different heights to maximize sharpness??

Better you experiment that by yourself, not many have this lens already and not many or maybe any will do that table, even myself, i will just go and practice and shoot, will not have time to make table for that purpose unless i live in North America or Europe then i will do that with all pleasure.

Tareq wrote in post #17128974
Better you experiment that by yourself, not many have this lens already and not many or maybe any will do that table, even myself, i will just go and practice and shoot, will not have time to make table for that purpose unless i live in North America or Europe then i will do that with all pleasure.

Ok, i´ll do that, with the 24 mm it´s easy, but i believe the 17 needs more tilt.

mikelino wrote in post #17128953
Thanks jack!!

By the way, have anyone a table with the amount of tilt for different heights to maximize sharpness??

About 3/4 of way down the page here :
http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_p​ages/using_tilt.html

I've found it invaluable for 24/90, just in planning shots and getting a good feel for where I want to be.

coogee wrote in post #17129027
About 3/4 of way down the page here :
http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_p​ages/using_tilt.html

I've found it invaluable for 24/90, just in planning shots and getting a good feel for where I want to be.

Thanks coogee, this is the chart i need

mikelino wrote in post #17129009
Ok, i´ll do that, with the 24 mm it´s easy, but i believe the 17 needs more tilt.

I don't know if it is true or not, but wider lens needs less tilt than longer one, many ultra wide lenses such as 14mm/16mm giving sharpness more than say 24-35mm lenses, so i thought you will need little tilt with 17mm than 24mm to have everything sharp, but i could be wrong.

Tareq wrote in post #17129051
I don't know if it is true or not, but wider lens needs less tilt than longer one, many ultra wide lenses such as 14mm/16mm giving sharpness more than say 24-35mm lenses, so i thought you will need little tilt with 17mm than 24mm to have everything sharp, but i could be wrong.

Indeed, your thought is right, i was wrong.

mikelino wrote in post #17128354
Amazing shots like this: End of the day

Maybe the same time (end of the day). But different places for sure.

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Cathedral of Lugo, single shot.

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2-shot shift panorama, 30 sec exposures, night cityscape of Miami.

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Ceiling vault in the angels' chapel in monastey St. Odile in Alsace/France

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6D + TS-E 17 Landscape Shift Panorama (w/ Fotodiox kit, CPL, and 3-stop 6x8 GND)

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^^^ Which CPL did you use?