RobDickinson wrote in post #16882760
IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nwLewr Night out with the lads by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Night out with the lads by robjdickinson, on FlickrMy jaw fell open. Wonderful image.
ken2000ac Goldmember  1,405 posts Likes: 669 Joined Apr 2007 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland More info | May 05, 2014 02:48 | #3931 RobDickinson wrote in post #16882760 Night out with the lads by robjdickinson, on FlickrMy jaw fell open. Wonderful image. flickr
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ken2000ac Goldmember 1,405 posts Likes: 669 Joined Apr 2007 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland More info | May 05, 2014 03:25 | #3932 xpfloyd wrote in post #16879376 Agreed, Nicely done Kenny. Every spring I say to myself I need to get a pic of those types of tree when the colour comes and every year I leave it too late when the colour fades and falls off leaving green leaves. Ive got no excuse as there is one in the park outside my house! but still no pic  I'm glad I'm not the only one. My laziness makes me miss all the good stuff: autumn is a big example.  Edinburgh - View from Calton Hill by kenny mccartney, on Flickrflickr
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May 05, 2014 04:15 | #3933 RobDickinson wrote in post #16882760 Night out with the lads by robjdickinson, on FlickrGreat result Rob. A long exposure selfie?
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RobDickinson Goldmember More info | May 05, 2014 04:27 | #3934 Yep! 14 frames too, this is a fair crop in , cut out a lot of the sky. www.HeroWorkshops.com
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eheffa Junior Member 28 posts Joined Jan 2009 More info | May 06, 2014 08:38 | #3936 RobDickinson wrote in post #16882835 Yep! 14 frames too, this is a fair crop in , cut out a lot of the sky. Beautiful result there Rob.
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RobDickinson Goldmember More info | May 06, 2014 16:53 | #3937 ISO 6400 f3.5 30 seconds. 14 frames stitched. Cropped off the top 3rd. 24mm tse mk2, 6d, gigapan www.HeroWorkshops.com
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runninmann what the heck do I know?  More info | May 07, 2014 17:26 | #3938 eriet30 wrote in post #16867049    Eriet30, this post https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=16888976&postcount=12 is in response to a link I posted in the thread after someone mentioned that the 24 is not suitable for the miniature look.
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May 07, 2014 17:33 | #3939 runninmann wrote in post #16888990 Eriet30, this post https://photography-on-the.net …p?p=16888976&postcount=12 is in response to a link I posted in the thread after someone mentioned that the 24 is not suitable for the miniature look. Is the effect in your shots due to some post processing effect? using the 1.4 on this i think. I have some where i stacked the 2x and the 1.4 but started to get some odd halos. The 2x works well alone i just didnt have it with me that day. Reason i got the 24 is because it can cover so much range with add ons like the tc's. Otherwise I would have had to divorce the wife and buy the 17, 24 and 90. I am learning to love this lens. "Vision is the art of seeing that which is invisible"
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May 07, 2014 17:34 | #3940  Permanent banThe 24mm is very much suitable for the miniature effect, but it requires a more careful positioning than longer lenses. 'The success of the second-rate is deplorable in itself; but it is more deplorable in that it very often obscures the genuine masterpiece. If the crowd runs after the false, it must neglect the true.' —Arthur Machen
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runninmann what the heck do I know? More info | May 07, 2014 17:36 | #3941 Thanks for the clarification. I'm planning to obtain a T/S and I'm leaning toward the 24.
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Somebloke Senior Member  633 posts Likes: 45 Joined Sep 2013 More info | May 07, 2014 17:47 | #3942 RobDickinson wrote in post #16882835 Yep! 14 frames too, this is a fair crop in , cut out a lot of the sky. You sure you werent caught having a leak?
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RobDickinson Goldmember More info | May 07, 2014 18:20 | #3943 Some have questioned if the lake is still 100% pure or if it needs draining.. www.HeroWorkshops.com
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I love the wide of the 17 but not the bubble and then it is harder to do the effect. I didnt go for the 45 and 90 because I read some others using the TCs "Vision is the art of seeing that which is invisible"
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ericm678 Senior Member 330 posts Joined Jan 2013 More info | Did anyone have the Version 1 to this lens prior to getting the II? if so, was it a dramatic difference? "Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist" --Pablo Picasso
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