Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

Wow, a lot of great information and examples here (no surprise). My request for a loaner from Canon CPS is approved and I should have the lens in a couple of weeks. I've already got a list of local places to visit when it arrives. Can't wait to get my hands on it!

I don't quite like how this vertorama turned out eventually. Microsoft's ICE did not want to play today so had to some unwanted tweaking to the saturation. I may revisit this later.

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powerslave wrote in post #16087256
Which one did you buy?

Pearstone Onyx 60

3 shot shift pano from Big Sur's McWay Falls after sunset. The sun was covered by a layer of clouds so the blue hour wasn't as spectacular as I hoped but this shot still turned out ok.

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Luta that is very very cool. A simple but beautiful and skillful capture.

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I was at this perfect waterfall with the perfect lighting and doing my thing and boom, 4 vans full of kids and tourists. I almost cried. Missed out on four shots I had in my head.

Here's one anyway.

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Here's one more that's missing the sky blaming it on the tourists!

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Here's another view from McWay falls, 3 shot pano but I cropped off part of it.

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Luta13 wrote in post #16104184
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Love the palm trees. Took an important money shot tonight. If lenses were food, the 24TSE would need its own food group!:

Had the scare of my lifetime just now.

Was going through some photos I took today and saw two with black bars at the 'top edge' of the frame. Both of these were when shifted one way.

I was playing around with the tilt and I think I went almost full tilt in those two shots. Both were one exposure of three (left, center, right) and (top, center, bottom) in the other. Both only showed it at the same shift exposures.

After gathering my breath together, I realize at full shift + full tilt, it is easily possible to have this happen.

Right? RIGHT? Somebody please confirm that for me so I can (finally) go to bed


Here's one of the shots, click for slightly larger
f/22, 8 seconds, the distance was probably a few feet.

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