Post your Canon 200mm f/2 (200/2) shots!
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garyvot
Registered: Apr 02, 2003
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Some lovely photos... It would be great if folks could state if the images are on full frame, APS-H, or APS-C when posting...



Nick Nishizaka
Registered: Nov 14, 2006
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The images, at least on this page, has EXIF data intact...
garyvot wrote:
Some lovely photos... It would be great if folks could state if the images are on full frame, APS-H, or APS-C when posting...



Nick Nishizaka
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mttran
Registered: Nov 03, 2005
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my face just like Nick's cat when i read this thread



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PetKal
Registered: Sep 06, 2007
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200 f/2 IS on 1DMkIIN, JPG straight outta camera except resized for web.
Just trying to show ya that an 8 Mp camera ain't too shabby for cropping either.



CMOS
Registered: Jun 14, 2005
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It's a great lens, as so many of those photos above clearly show. But it's also a big bulky and heavy lens! The 200/2 makes the 70-200 2.8 IS look like a lightweight carryaround option.

I had the 200/2 on a monopod at Colonial Williamsburg around Thanksgiving last year and people were staring at me everywhere I went with it.

That lens is commitment in every respect. You've got to commit to paying for it and then to carrying it around. But the photos with it really are unique.



Paul Yi
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I'd love to compare this lens (even 1.8 version) with Leica Apo 180/2.8.
I really like the pictures from this lens.

I saw some pictures taken with f/1.8 version, and it's incredible.
85/1.8 can imitate 85L to a certain level, but I haven't seen any lens that would imitate the uniqueness that can be seen in this lens.

I'd love to be able to take picture like this.

http://www.slrclub.com/bbs/vx2.php?id=work_gallery&page=50&sn1=&sid1=&divpage=117&sn=off&sid=off&ss=on&sc=off&sort&no=631952

BTW, the link is a Korean photography forum site.
When you have time, you can look through the over 12000 pages of pictures.
There are some inspiring pictures.



Nick Nishizaka
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mttran
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PetKal wrote:
Ducks and geese.




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Peter,

It does seem like you have flying reflectors everywhere your camera was aiming to. have you ever missed - they are just awesome images michael


PetKal
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Thank you, Michael.....that's a very astute observation. I try to get out and shoot when there is good sunlight in the afternoon and early evening.



lovinglife
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That last squirrel one is amazing - especially the colors!

Drrrrrrroooooooooll Drooooooooooooll Drrrrrrroooooool



mttran
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epuja wrote:
That last squirrel one is amazing - especially the colors!

Drrrrrrroooooooooll Drooooooooooooll Drrrrrrroooooool


What's a colors this lens can paint



PetKal
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Epuja, Michael, glad you like the colours.
I must add that no PP colour alteration of the images has been done.
Those JPGs have been processed in 1DMkIIN as Standard Picture Style, Custom Set as follows: Sharpness=6, Contrast=1, Saturation=2, Tone=0.



PetKal
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I've gotta do my wife's cat.
1DMkIIN, f/2.8, 1/15 sec handheld, no flash.



mttran
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PetKal wrote:
I've gotta do my wife's cat.
1DMkIIN, f/2.8, 1/15 sec handheld, no flash.


beautiful - just beautiful.



Nick Nishizaka
Registered: Nov 14, 2006
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How did it feel?

PetKal wrote:
I've gotta do my wife's cat.
1DMkIIN, f/2.8, 1/15 sec handheld, no flash.



lovinglife
Registered: Mar 11, 2008
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PetKal wrote:
I've gotta do my wife's cat.


Peter (?) beautiful picture, but (with all due respect) your sentence just sounds WRONG



lovinglife
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Nick Nishizaka wrote:
How did it feel?

PetKal wrote:
I've gotta do my wife's cat.
1DMkIIN, f/2.8, 1/15 sec handheld, no flash.



HAHAHAHAHA damn good I bet



chris78cpr
Registered: Aug 27, 2003
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How do you find the wide open performance on a full frame sensor? Is there any vignetting apparent?

Chirs



Ian.Dobinson
Registered: Feb 18, 2007
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this thread is getting as bad as the show us your gear thread.

This lens looks so good does anybody want to buy my mother



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