Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

Still learning with this lens.
Have also learned I need a sensor clean.

Sunset over crystal mountain, Michigan.

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I have been debating for months now. I really want to get a T-S lens but have not been able to decide on the best focal length for me. I have been wanting to do some studio product photography; mostly larger objects such as furniture and home decor. But, I also enjoy some landscape and travel as well. Today it finally struck me that the TS-E 24 is the lens that will give me the most options. I have camera bodies in all three sensor sizes and I have a 1.4x TC II and a 2x TC III. That gives me nine combinations of focal length ranging from 24mm to 76.8mm and from what I've seen of samples out there, the image quality should be very acceptable in all combinations. Anyone tried stacking this lens with a TC and an extension tube? Just curious how far I could push this.

Bob

^ Haven't tried extension tubes yet, but the 1.4x TC III works well.

Found this earlier today when I googled the idea of TC and extension tube.

http://www.flickr.com/​photos/victormk1/55435​47835/

Bob

Windmills of Gavinhos in Central Portugal

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^Damn fine work

Indeed Miranda, had a look at your flickr there, seems you have found lots of amazing windmills in Europe. This is a great shot

jmarshphoto wrote in post #15415013
^Damn fine work

Thanks

^ Very nice ncsa. Guess you went back here when the tide was higher? I like this one much more than the first. The covered rocks look really good. Here's a vertorama of Delicate Arch. 3 shots stitched and .9 soft for the sky I believe.

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xpfloyd wrote in post #15415403
Indeed Miranda, had a look at your flickr there, seems you have found lots of amazing windmills in Europe. This is a great shot

Thank you very much, this area of Portugal is know for it's windmills and I have been fortunate enough to spend quite a bit of my summers there. There is something about windmills that fascinate me, perhaps the mixture of architectural and mechanical it also helps that they are generally located along mountain ridges with some pretty nice views.

Great light ..

Miranda1 wrote in post #15414258
Windmills of Gavinhos in Central Portugal

Thanks - yes went back - better water movement, just looking flat esp when posted on this page with the great shots around it ... still I have to get out there more ... as they say f8 & be there

jmarshphoto wrote in post #15417500
^ Very nice ncsa. Guess you went back here when the tide was higher? I like this one much more than the first. The covered rocks look really good. Here's a vertorama of Delicate Arch. 3 shots stitched and .9 soft for the sky I believe.

A stone house in northern michigan

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