If I didn't put the EXIF information I can bet you would never know I had used an APS-C lens.
This is perfect.
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Photo of the Day June 2014
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If I didn't put the EXIF information I can bet you would never know I had used an APS-C lens.
This is perfect.
Don't get me wrong, they're great photos, I'm always keen to know what gear the photos have been taken with which is why I queried the exif info. I was surprised that you used probably the cheapest EF-S lens for your conversion when you could have used a much better one.
Using a 'better' lens to presumably take 'better' photos is incredibly speculative.
I wanted to DIY a super wide for cheap as an experiment, I saw the potential of using the 18-55 on my 6d, the modification took maybe an hour and beyond a vignette when at its widest, it works perfectly.
One of my other experiments involved modifying a vintage 1960s rangefinder lens to work with my 60d (and now modified again for the 6d). You can view those photos here.
Frustrating isn't it? Mine hardly moved. He even waited for me to go to the car, get a tripod, go retrieve my mount plate of my 70-200 lens and he was still there!
20140621-_DSC3819 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
I love the look of your photos. Very distinctive.
Mine for today is the Northern Line.....no fun in rush hour!
Fujifilm X100
That was the second train that had arrived that I couldn't get on so I thought if take a pic instead. Third time was the charm.
That was St Pancras to Borough.
All my processing is in the Canon RAW plugin for photoshop, all the usual simple stuff really, give it a good play around, it's heavily underrated!
Thank you as always
