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p.3 #7 · p.3 #7 · A fragment of Hokkaido with S5Pro and Zeiss | |
Krosavcheg wrote:
Thank you very much!
I haven't been to Kyoto for nearly 3 years now, but the place must still be just as classic.
Did you get to see Phoenix Hall in Uji? Looking forward to seeing the shots!
I shot with using EF16-35/2.8L during my which was absolutely horrid - I really need to get back and re-shoot a lot..
The 25/2.8 is really easy to focus, or at least I find it really easy. The only challenge is when separation between background and subject is required - it is equally easy to miss.
Unfortunately time was limited (as was my wife's patience with my photographing temples/shrines and girls in traditional kimonos) So I didn't get to Uji. With over 2,000 temples/shrines Kyoto is an amazing place. I certainly found it a more enjoyable and traditional, though still modern, city to Osaka.
No problem focusing the 21mm, infinity comes into play at 2m so then it was just a case of trying to work out where the hyperfocal lays. I just love this lens !
First shot of Kyoto (Golden Pavilion) processed (after finally solving Lightroom's refusal to export anything for the past few days ! ). The 'better' vantage point (clean shot of the temple with no trees in the way) was unfortunately facing directly into the sun - so anyone going here should plan their visit very carefully, something we didn't do !
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