Iowa State Capital building yesterday with the EF 16-35mm f4L IS. Exposure bracketing of 5 images.
The location made me tempted to upgrade to something wider. 16mm was not able to capture everything I wanted. Not sure if the RF 14-35mm RF would have cut it or if I need to look at something more like 12mm.
Don't know if 14mm would be enough, but might be able to get an EF 14mm for a reasonable price.
I had the same thought I would hate to get a 14mm and find its still not enough.
Makes me consider the RF 10-20mm. I know I could get the EF 11-24 for about $500-$700 less but the size and weight savings of the RF 10-20 makes me think its worth spending $2k on vs. $1500 for the EF version.
Maybe the RF 10-20mm will be on a refurbished sale and I can get it cheaper around black Friday.
Iowa State Capital building yesterday with the EF 16-35mm f4L IS. Exposure bracketing of 5 images.
The location made me tempted to upgrade to something wider. 16mm was not able to capture everything I wanted. Not sure if the RF 14-35mm RF would have cut it or if I need to look at something more like 12mm.
I just added to my EF collection yesterday! Went to my LCS and came home with a mint EF 28mm f2.8 IS. The prices on EF lenses lately have been too good to say no!
jgoetz4 wrote:
I'm waiting for my Holga 'toy' lens to use on my 5D2 & R6. Should arrive today.
Jim
Had to look that up Jim!
Never heard of that name before. A "neat" looking body and the lenses look like a front lens cap!
Can't wait to see the image it produces!!
Hope all is well in Bawlamer!
Dan
The actual camera is a medium format. The lens is plastic, has light leaks, limited aperture and I think one shutter speed (1/100) They do make for interesting, artistic images. The lens itself was only $13.99 on Amazon. You can't get a pizza delivered for that little bit of money
Jim
