Ultra wide lens at the seaside (Page 2): Downloading is not recommended - it's a must! If people don't they are missing a lot. An exquisite set Earl. I'd love to experience Brooms...

docshark Loc: Millersville, PA

Downloading is not recommended - it's a must! If people don't they are missing a lot. An exquisite set Earl. I'd love to experience Brooms Head. You always capture it so well.
-Doc

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

Triplets wrote:

Nice shots Dook. Did you have perform any lens correction on them? I have a Samyang 14mm f2.8 and items on the outside of the image are always slanted.

Dennis

No, Dennis, I did no correction. I have taken a couple of hundred landscapes & buildings & have not seen any serious 'lean in'--the edges are pretty much straight up & down. Another strange (good) feature is that it is virtually CA free. I have taken many shots where one would expect to see some CA, but I have not seen even a hint of it.

Earl.

Triplets Loc: Reading, MA

DOOK wrote:

No, Dennis, I did no correction. I have taken a couple of hundred landscapes & buildings & have not seen any serious 'lean in'--the edges are pretty much straight up & down. Another strange (good) feature is that it is virtually CA free. I have taken many shots where one would expect to see some CA, but I have not seen even a hint of it.

Earl.

Thanks Dook.

SpyderJan Loc: New Smyrna Beach. FL

Beautiful set Earl. I am partial to #2.

Chris T Loc: from England across the pond to New England

DOOK wrote:

No, Dennis, I did no correction. I have taken a couple of hundred landscapes & buildings & have not seen any serious 'lean in'--the edges are pretty much straight up & down. Another strange (good) feature is that it is virtually CA free. I have taken many shots where one would expect to see some CA, but I have not seen even a hint of it.

Earl.

Earl … thanks very much! … Your shots are exquisite!!! … This is the best "expose" I've ever seen of the Sigma 8-16 UWA-Z … brilliant!!!!

Bozsik Loc: Orangevale, California

DOOK wrote:

Some shots from Brooms Head on a stormy day. All shots were taken at 8mm. Downloading is recommended.

D500/Sigma 8-16mm.

Really enjoyed this set, Earl. I have to get back there to rediscover the "Land Down Under". It has been way too long.

Earnest Botello Loc: Hockley, Texas

Very good set, Earl.

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

Thanks for your comments, folks. I appreciate them very much.

Earl.

SENSORLOUPE

DOOK wrote:

Some shots from Brooms Head on a stormy day. All shots were taken at 8mm. Downloading is recommended.

D500/Sigma 8-16mm.

Very nice. I like all but 2 is my fav.

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

SENSORLOUPE wrote:

Very nice. I like all but 2 is my fav.

Thank you, SL.

ronpier Loc: Poland Ohio

DOOK wrote:

Some shots from Brooms Head on a stormy day. All shots were taken at 8mm. Downloading is recommended.

D500/Sigma 8-16mm.

Nice shots Earl. Wonderful lens, colors are very impressive.

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

ronpier wrote:

Nice shots Earl. Wonderful lens, colors are very impressive.

Thank you, ronpier.

CLF Loc: Raleigh, NC

DOOK wrote:

Some shots from Brooms Head on a stormy day. All shots were taken at 8mm. Downloading is recommended.

D500/Sigma 8-16mm.

Earl, I love the set and all being at 8mm makes it fantastic for the perspective. The DDLs are great, showing off the sharpness.

Greg

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

CLF wrote:

Earl, I love the set and all being at 8mm makes it fantastic for the perspective. The DDLs are great, showing off the sharpness.

Greg

Thank you, Greg.

Bill_de Loc: US

Nice set Earl. In particular I like the second and the last. They all show off the capability of the ultra wide lens.

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