Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II

I normally don't shoot at night but a famous photographer came to Edinburgh and wanted to do some night time shooting so I rolled with it.

Unfortunately these were taken a day before my shiny new 5DSR arrived. I look forward to getting out with it soon though.

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I'm in love with this camera and lens combo.

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The 5DSR and 24 were a fantastic combo for me. Resolution for days and this lens delivers

Someone please tell me .... Is it worth continuing to post to this website?

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ken2000ac wrote in post #18545866
Someone please tell me .... Is it worth continuing to post to this website?

Absolutely ... please don't stop! It's great to see what you can do with this amazing lens. I have shot nothing worthy of posting yet with my own copy ... ... That doesn't mean I don't value the motivation that comes from seeing what others can achieve using it.

ken2000ac wrote in post #18545866
Someone please tell me .... Is it worth continuing to post to this website?

Love your distinctive images and hope you don't stop posting.

Thanks guys. Not entirely convinced - I posted a new thread in another section but haven't received a single reply.

In older days it would have gone 3 pages.

I'd love to see more too. Especially of Edinburgh. Such a beautiful city.

I do not have a Canon lens TS-E 24 mm. Can I get the same result with Canon WA Zoom 16-35 mm and Photoshop?
BTW top pictures from Edinburgh!

Not sure why, but I've noticed the same thing. And it's not just here. There seems to be a general lack curiosity and participation.

But, what's the alternative? To stop posting altogether? Or maybe try different forums?

No real alternative for me, including other forums - I've learned a lot from this place and tried (via this thread as an example) to reciprocate.

Funny enough, as soon as I mentioned whether or not to stop posting, the thread I started three weeks ago suddenly gets responses

Not exactly - although if you shoot at 24mm then you're bound to get something very similar. You just won't get the movements associated with a tilt/shift lens.

No. you can get similar tilt effects but I found the shift very useful and I use the lens a lot more than I thought I would.

No,

- with TS-E you can shift to correct the perspective.
- the stars look different with 4,0/16-35 due to 9 blades construction.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York