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oldrattler Offline • • • • Upload & Sell: On p.1 #1 · Yellowstone Photographer This was shot with the Nikon 14-24 adapted to the 5DIII. Just wanted to see how it handled up close. Photographer in front is unknown. Photographer in back is our own D. Robert Franz.. Your opinions and suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Jim Steady Hand suggested adding this information to show the reasoning behind this image.. the shoot developed out of a question. Dale Franz ask how close I could be to a subject with the 14-24 and remain in focus? That is Dale in the background. I was within 3 feet of the front photographer, focusing (manually) on Dale's eyes. When I saw the image on my monitor I was blown away on the IQ of this lens.   Canon EOS 5D Mark III    1/10 sec    50 ISO    +0.5 EV   Edited on Feb 11, 2013 at 07:43 PM · View previous versions Feb 10, 2013 at 08:07 PM

Steady Hand Offline • • • • • • Upload & Sell: Off p.1 #2 · Yellowstone Photographer Howdy, My Quick Comments are offered in a truly friendly tone of voice to help you with C&C. I see your photo post has had 350+ views and NO comments from viewers. I am posting a comment in your post because your photo post had over 300 views, yet NO ONE else took the time to thank you for adding photos for us to view. I believe in "The Golden Rule" (treat others as you would like to be treated). It is "good karma" too. What follows is written in a truly friendly tone of voice and with the sole intent to help you. _______ Quick Comments: My Simple Suggestions: Show a face, not an elbow. Or.... Show him AND what he is seeing. Feb 11, 2013 at 02:13 PM

oldrattler Offline • • • • Upload & Sell: On p.1 #3 · Yellowstone Photographer Steady Hand wrote: Howdy, My Quick Comments are offered in a truly friendly tone of voice to help you with C&C. I see your photo post has had 350+ views and NO comments from viewers. I am posting a comment in your post because your photo post had over 300 views, yet NO ONE else took the time to thank you for adding photos for us to view. I believe in "The Golden Rule" (treat others as you would like to be treated). It is "good karma" too. What follows is written in a truly friendly tone of voice and with the sole intent to help you. _______ Quick Comments: My Simple Suggestions: Show a face, not an elbow. Or.... Show him AND what he is seeing. I agree with you completely. The face should have been shown, but the shoot developed out of a question. Dale Franz ask how close I could be to a subject with the 14-24 and remain in focus? That is Dale in the background. I was within 3 feet of the front photographer, focusing (manually) on Dale's eyes. When I saw the image on my monitor I was blown away on the IQ of this lens. Your opinions and suggestions are always appreciated. We, like yourself, are traveling the USA looking for the "Perfect Light".. Who knows, we might run into each other.. Thank you, Jim Feb 11, 2013 at 03:47 PM

Steady Hand Offline • • • • • • Upload & Sell: Off p.1 #4 · Yellowstone Photographer oldrattler wrote: Steady Hand wrote: Howdy, My Quick Comments are offered in a truly friendly tone of voice to help you with C&C. I see your photo post has had 350+ views and NO comments from viewers. I am posting a comment in your post because your photo post had over 300 views, yet NO ONE else took the time to thank you for adding photos for us to view. I believe in "The Golden Rule" (treat others as you would like to be treated). It is "good karma" too. What follows is written in a truly friendly tone of voice and with the sole intent to help you. _______ Quick Comments: My Simple Suggestions: Show a face, not an elbow. Or.... Show him AND what he is seeing. I agree with you completely. The face should have been shown, but the shoot developed out of a question. Dale Franz ask how close I could be to a subject with the 14-24 and remain in focus? That is Dale in the background. I was within 3 feet of the front photographer, focusing (manually) on Dale's eyes. When I saw the image on my monitor I was blown away on the IQ of this lens. Your opinions and suggestions are always appreciated. We, like yourself, are traveling the USA looking for the "Perfect Light".. Who knows, we might run into each other.. Thank you, Jim Nice response. That is close, and still shows him head to toe. I suggest adding that info up top in the post so others will see that first. Always happy to meet another friendly photographer too. Happy trails! Feb 11, 2013 at 07:22 PM

oldrattler Offline • • • • Upload & Sell: On p.1 #5 · Yellowstone Photographer Steady Hand wrote: oldrattler wrote: Steady Hand wrote: Howdy, My Quick Comments are offered in a truly friendly tone of voice to help you with C&C. I see your photo post has had 350+ views and NO comments from viewers. I am posting a comment in your post because your photo post had over 300 views, yet NO ONE else took the time to thank you for adding photos for us to view. I believe in "The Golden Rule" (treat others as you would like to be treated). It is "good karma" too. What follows is written in a truly friendly tone of voice and with the sole intent to help you. _______ Quick Comments: My Simple Suggestions: Show a face, not an elbow. Or.... Show him AND what he is seeing. I agree with you completely. The face should have been shown, but the shoot developed out of a question. Dale Franz ask how close I could be to a subject with the 14-24 and remain in focus? That is Dale in the background. I was within 3 feet of the front photographer, focusing (manually) on Dale's eyes. When I saw the image on my monitor I was blown away on the IQ of this lens. Your opinions and suggestions are always appreciated. We, like yourself, are traveling the USA looking for the "Perfect Light".. Who knows, we might run into each other.. Thank you, Jim Nice response. That is close, and still shows him head to toe. I suggest adding that info up top in the post so others will see that first. Always happy to meet another friendly photographer too. Happy trails! Good suggestion. I have added the information. Thank you. Jim Feb 11, 2013 at 07:44 PM

friscoron Offline • • • • Upload & Sell: Off p.1 #6 · Yellowstone Photographer Uh, Jim, do you see how freakin' cold it looks in your picture? I wouldn't be worried about the IQ of the lens, I'm worried about the IQ of the photogs!!! Just kidding, couldn't pass on that. If your search for perfect light brings you through Chicago, let me know. Be fun to meet up with you guys. btw, I've been getting by with a Sigma 12-24 which has been adequate, but I'm adding the 14-24 to my arsenal in April, really looking forward to harnessing that lens and its wonderful IQ. I've shot with it a few times, blew me away. Feb 12, 2013 at 03:23 AM

oldrattler Offline • • • • Upload & Sell: On p.1 #7 · Yellowstone Photographer friscoron wrote: Uh, Jim, do you see how freakin' cold it looks in your picture? I wouldn't be worried about the IQ of the lens, I'm worried about the IQ of the photogs!!! Just kidding, couldn't pass on that. If your search for perfect light brings you through Chicago, let me know. Be fun to meet up with you guys. btw, I've been getting by with a Sigma 12-24 which has been adequate, but I'm adding the 14-24 to my arsenal in April, really looking forward to harnessing that lens and its wonderful IQ. I've shot with it a few times, blew me away. Ron; You so nailed the Weather and the IQ of the shooter (me). Both were zero...... That is a good one I must remember. You will love the 14-24 and when we get by Chicago I would love to get together for a little shooting. Thank you, Jim Feb 12, 2013 at 03:43 AM

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