Thanks for all the comments!
I have been trying to get this image for a while. The light was there for about 20 seconds but got blocked by the overcast day. Luckly I was ready waiting for it. I used a 3-stop gradual filter and a polarizer. I'm glad I was able to attached the Lee system on my Canon 17mm f/4L TS-E as seeing here.
All the best,
Fred
Fred Miranda wrote:
Thanks for all the comments!
I have been trying to get this image for a while. The light was there for about 20 seconds but got blocked by the overcast day. Luckly I was ready waiting for it. I used a 3-stop gradual filter and a polarizer. I'm glad I was able to attached the Lee system on my Canon 17mm f/4L TS-E as seeing here.
All the best,
Fred
Using the filter holder precludes much in the way of shift use for the 17 TSE? The trees are not leaning back, was perspective distortion addressed in post?
Very nice shots from your last Yosemite trip! You've mad good use of the 17 TSE.
Mike K
Beautiful image from top to bottom! Took a look at the review. The difference in noise is incredible! While I'm a Canon girl and I noticed that the vast majority of the images posted in the review were Canon shots, I gotta hand it to Nikon for that incredible noise control. Amazing.
Fred,
I was at Yosemite the day after it snowed last week, what a great site..thanks for the comparison of the D800 and the 5D3...got a 5D3 and like it much better then the 5D2...focus is so much better..
Thanks for a great web site and the reviews...
I see yo live in San Clemente...I lived there in 1957, right behind the library, while at Camp Pendelton...great spot...
Fred, nice shot ! Your review was great reading especially since I am considering a move from the 5Dll to the lll so thanks for that Your shots of the park in the review were also a treat. Dean
Your shots of the park in the review were also a treat. Dean