Bob_S wrote:
That's all that matters, glad you're happy with it 👍
But, sorry to say it doesn't demonstrate it's a 9mm shot that way.
It is a very difficult lens to shoot properly though.
I'm not demonstrating that it is anything. I am showing shots taken with that 9mm. I could tell you that I was about 4 feet from the bar, with a wall a couple of feet behind me, if that helps.
Yes, it could have been taken from 10 feet way with a 15mm but not in that pub.
I have another image to finish processing which may meet your needs.
e6filmuser wrote:
I'm not demonstrating that it is anything. I am showing shots taken with that 9mm. I could tell you that I was about 4 feet from the bar, with a wall a couple of feet behind me, if that helps.
Yes, it could have been taken from 10 feet way with a 15mm but not in that pub.
I have another image to finish processing which may meet your needs.
Cool, I'm not meaning to be ride and I don't expect you to have to demonstrate the lens to us, but from these images I couldn't tell it was a 9mm, it could be 10-12mm and it would be really cool to, which I admit is INCREDIBLY difficult, to pull that off 👍
Bob_S wrote:
I'm thinking an architectural or landacape shot would be best, with something in the foreground to really stretch the image like only a 9mm can.
Me too but life is a bit difficult here in the UK at the moment.
The color pics show a heavy green/aqua tint in the corners. Mostly noticeable with rocks or wood (not sky) in the corners - like the pond pic above this post.
