Landscapes Trying my new EF 17-40mm

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  1. rayallen

    rayallen Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    It was a dull and overcast late afternoon but I decided to give my new 17-40mm a try at our lake.
    All images taken with Canon EF 17-40mm f4 L lens on Canon EOS-1Ds using Program mode and ISO 200.

    1/500sec at f5.6, 23mm.
    [​IMG]C0EW2619 by Ray Allen, on Flickr

    1/500sec at f5.6, 22mm.
    [​IMG]C0EW2621 by Ray Allen, on Flickr

    1/500sec at f5.6, 40mm.
    [​IMG]C0EW2625 by Ray Allen, on Flickr
     
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    Looks good Ray. What sort of focal lengths are we looking at with each of these images?

    Gary
     
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  3. rayallen

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    Thanks, Gary. I have updated the original post above with more info. I didn't realise that I had not taken any at 17mm. Here's one I took at 17mm on the day I got the lens. You really have to keep the camera vertical with this lens on!

    C0EW2611.jpg
     
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    Thank you for the added information.

    Gary
     
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    Nice work Ray, I too have that lens. My problem is keeping the horizon level. It curves upwards or curves downwards, no fault of the lens, its me!
     
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    rayallen Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    Thanks, porkphoto. Thanks also for the warning. I have not experienced that yet but I can imagine that it could happen at the 17mm end of the range if the back of the camera is not kept vertical. I hope that "Lens Correction" in either LR or ACR would help fix it.
     
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