The lens certainly puts a different perspective on things. The couple on the RHS were almost at my 3 o'clock when I took the shot. BTW only the exposure & levels have been tweaked and the image resized for the forum.
Regards
meicw
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Shrine with wide angle lens
Here is a view of the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance that I took last week. It was shot with the Tamron 11-18.
The lens certainly puts a different perspective on things. The couple on the RHS were almost at my 3 o'clock when I took the shot. BTW only the exposure & levels have been tweaked and the image resized for the forum. Regards meicw
The extra-wide angle certainly shows it's usefullness. I was there 1 month ago so i can appreciate the change in perspective the lens gives. Nice!!
Steve.
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Re: Shrine with wide angle lens
It's surprising the different angles and views the WA lens produces huh... I keep getting home after playing with the 12-24 and the scenes look "different" to what I saw (or think I remember anyway  ), particularly with anything architectural in the shot (like old farm buildings etc), I assume I'm just not driving it correctly yet... Great for landscape stuff...Aka Andrew
the extra wide angle realy shows tha capability of this lens.i am still looking for one may be a sigma 15-30 or this one,how much it cost?hope to see osme sunsets shot from ya.
Pall.A.
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