Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

Nice work Lucas^^ I like the subtle light beam in the first one there.

I finally dug up a photo I took with this lens. I haven't posted here in FOREVER

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Thank you jmarshphoto

4 photo panorama and bokeh orgy

deWalden wrote in post #17988473
Thank you jmarshphoto

4 photo panorama and bokeh orgy

Nice, Madrid?

Krakow, Poland

deWalden wrote in post #17988503
Krakow, Poland

that was my next guess! I was in madrid and Krakow last year and this photo reminded me of them just couldn't work our where

Last in a series of images I took of Blyth pier using the 24mm ts/e:

Has anyone used this lens with a panoramic head setup to eliminate parallax? David?!

Admittedly I was ~30m from a 20m tall scene... but first time in ages I was unable to stitch without any success at all. I went in shifted rows:

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In the end, of course, my normally shot scene stitched without issue:

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But it's not what I was after. Hopefully this makes sense?

ken2000ac wrote in post #17994864
Has anyone used this lens with a panoramic head setup to eliminate parallax? David?!

Admittedly I was ~30m from a 20m tall scene... but first time in ages I was unable to stitch without any success at all. I went in shifted rows:

111
222
333

In the end, of course, my normally shot scene stitched without issue:

1
2
3

But it's not what I was after. Hopefully this makes sense?

Yes, I've used my standard pano gear with a nodal slide with the TS-E 24. Stitched in Autopano Giga with "rectilinear" mapping. The nice the about that vs. shifted panos, is I can stil shift to correct perspective but still make ultra-wide panos.

That said, I don't use my pano gear that often.

Thank you - I was afraid you were going to say that. I'm not willing to deal with the heft of the gear (nor the cost) that's only required when I'm quite literally pushed into a corner, as I was last night.

Back to the drawing board with this scene.

Here is the offending scene. I couldn't back up any further so attempted for a better composition with the aforementioned pano but oh well, better than nothing:

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24mm ts-e full tilted up.

Lee Big Stopper

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David Arbogast wrote in post #17999609
Lee Big Stopper

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West Point Lake by David Arbogast, on Flickr

Very nice. I really like the tones in your area!

Nice shot, David. Water level looks seriously low. Where is West Point Lake (is that at the academy)?

davidfarina wrote in post #17999684
Very nice. I really like the tones in your area!

Thanks David!

M_Six wrote in post #17999744
Nice shot, David. Water level looks seriously low. Where is West Point Lake (is that at the academy)?

Thank you.

This was captured in February, so it may be the lake's winter pool level. It can't be for lack of rain, our area was under flood threat through most of the winter.

West Point Lake is near where I live here in the small town of West Point, Georgia and is part of the Chattahoochee River. The lake's western banks lie in Alabama. I have seen countless lakes in my life, but this one is unique in that the Corps of Engineers created numerous public access parks that surround much of the large reservoir. I've never seen a more accessible lake.

Regarding West Point Military Academy: the academy is far up North on the banks of the Hudson River in the state of New York.