Canon 24-105 l F4 II
Dec 12, 2016 01:49:03 #
billnourse wrote:
I would have thought that the advertised 4 stops o... (show quote)
You have the right idea. Shutter speeds should at least equal the inverse of focal length. IS is really great unless your subject is moving. If the subject is moving, all bets are off. You absolutely need much higher shutter speeds when things are moving. Many forget IS will compensate for camera shake but not moving subjects. IS is great and allows much lower shutter speeds only if the subject isn't moving.
Dec 12, 2016 08:47:39 #
Took a few yesterday really paying attention to technique. These look better to me. The ghosting in the left corner of the window is a result of my bad editing and not an issue with the lens. Hoping this lens will be a keeper. Thoughts?? And thanks for all the help.
Dec 12, 2016 11:29:50 #
billnourse wrote:
Took a few yesterday really paying attention to technique. These look better to me. The ghosting in the left corner of the window is a result of my bad editing and not an issue with the lens. Hoping this lens will be a keeper. Thoughts?? And thanks for all the help.
You definitely seem to have improved.
Did they find the kids that defaced those rocks with their graffiti?
Jan 5, 2017 01:35:30 #
Jan 5, 2017 07:16:08 #
I'm finishing a 3-week trip to the NM / AZ / UT area. I brought a small assortment of primes and zooms for the trip along with the 24-105L II that arrived the day before the trip departure. The 24-105L intentional got about 50% of the total airtime. I like the zoom lock and rugged build. Results to come after edits. For me a walkaround lens is more likely to be a 50 or 35 that were in that assortment. This lens may impact my style going forward.
Jan 5, 2017 08:48:30 #
Since I haven't shot any sports since I got this lens, it has not been off of the camera since I got it. So far I am very satisfied with it.
Jan 5, 2017 09:17:13 #
F15emaddawg wrote:
I hope you didn't get a ,"grey/gray market lens "
Happy shooting with it anyway.
Happy shooting with it anyway.
Not grey. The lens was taken out of a kit. It has been registered with Canon and all is good.
Bill
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