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  FutureSailor wrote:

  I'm looking for a good wide-angle compatible with my Canon eos Rebel t5 camera. I'm on a tight budget and would like to spend $300 or less on the lens. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.

  The STM IS to Canon EF-S 10-18 is your clear choice.

• Samsung Ultra wide angle (S29E790C) Compatibiblity

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  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort

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• Would be - a lens wide angle work here?

  Hello world! This is my first post and excuse that my ignorance, but I need to see if you guys could help me with something. I just bought a T3i and I have no photography or video production experience but I am really interested in getting my feet wet in these two areas.

  But anyway, I have a tripod and want to shoot my brother and I play tennis. I have always created the tripod at a considerable distance, but if we put in place in the Middle we can only film one side of the Court. A goal wide angle would be able to record both sides of the Court at the same time?

  Watch online examples of photos showing the angle of view.

  You could get a lens fisheye lens 180 degrees and sit right at the net but all objects other than those at the edge of the lens will appear quite small. Fisheye lenses also have effects strong enough curvature. In addition, there are two types of fisheye lenses... a guy makes a full frame, rectilinear image, while the other type restores a round image.

  While appearsimilar focal fisheye lens ultrawide, any given focal length a fisheye gives actually wider than a non-fisheye AOV. Canon now offers a for example 8-15mm fisheye zoom. But since it is designed for cameras full frame, it will be not too wide on your device at sensor crop (I don't have exact specifications for this on a crop sensor camera, only full frame specifications are listed). Tokina offers a zoom 10-17mm fisheye specifically designed for crop sensor cameras, and as such, it can make 180 degrees angle of view of your camera.

  A non-ultra wide angle fisheye will have less curvature distortion, but will always be some extremes and will be also less wide angle of view. For example, the EF-S 10-22mm lens is the widest available Canon, objective: give the AOV 107 in the setting of 10 mm. The wider non-fisheye lens made by any person for the use on your camera is the Sigma 8-16mm, which gives it a degree of 114 AOV is wider. With these lenses ultrawide perspective distortion even exaggerate perspective, more distant objects look very small compared to relatives... even if it is not as extreme as it is with a fisheye lens.

  If it's a one-shot deal and calls fisheye for you, because a fisheye is a rather specialized lens and you can watch in the rental of a lens for this purpose. Ultra wide-angle non-fisheye as the Canon 10-22 mm is often more widely useful, so maybe something you would find much more use for long term and want to buy as rent.

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  EF-S 10-22mm lens lens is probably just what the doctor ordered.  If you wish, rent a copy (many places rent them... LensRentals, BorrowLenses, B & H Photo, etc.) and try before you buy - but I suspect it's the goal you want.  There is competition a few lenses with similar focal length ranges... the Canon tends to get the best reviews.

  It is a lens wide angle 'straight'--which means that all the "straight" will actually continue as 'straight' in your photos. In a "Fish-eye" lens straight lines (aka "curvilinear") are not preserved and will appear rounded (unless the line gets to pass through the center of the image).

  But there is a problem... If you're not careful, these objectives very wide angle will change things that * should * appear as rectangles (windows, doors, etc.) will turn into trapezoids (keystone forms) - and in architecture, it may look unpleasant.

  To avoid this, the camera must be 'level '.  Make sure that the lens is not slanted downwards or upwards - leave the level.  As long as the appliance is level, the lines on the sides of your doors and windows will be standing and not lean - creating wonky shapes.

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• What is the best lens for a photographer to Starter?

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  I am a photographer of starter and have a canon 100 d and was wondering what is the best Starter lens? I like to take pictures of landscapes, buildings, landscapes, people and flowers.

  A cheap goal, preferably the "kit" lens supplied with your camera. Many self-styled counselors, most of them well-meaning and some of them, the regulars of this group, will tell you to buy the best lens you can afford; the lens is what makes the image; you make an investment in the future; etc. ; etc. Don't listen to them. Once you are no longer a beginner, you will have a better idea of the direction you want to go, and you can use the money you save now to buy a goal of better quality (and perhaps more appropriate) then. And when ask you for advice, you'll have better recognition of that made sense and who is just sitting there and let her fingers wander on the keyboard.

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• What are the best export settings for a first Pro CS4 video HD?

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  I had so much trouble with this issue and that's something that continually frustrates my boss. I have a HD video what are the settings for it

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  I need to get the smaller size with lose the least possible quality AND the best export quality settings, so I suppose I have 3 separate issues.

  What are the best settings of sequence for HD video?

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  What are the best export settings for the size of out about 500 MB with losing the least possible quality?

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  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/713070

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• Good lens for daytime lightning

  OK, since I got some really good (and much appreciated) tips here, I investigated.

  Since I was buying lenses for my Canon 6 d, which is a good lens for landscape, full moons, lightning (day and night) to get? I have a Studio of photography of Monument Valley April 2016. He put if this time because of the full moon and any activities of monsoon, so you can't beat the landscape! I already bought a Firefly sensor.

  I'm happy to get hands-on training with my camera to a professional!

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  I would jump ef 24-105mm F4 L IS.  It can be done in a 'white box' version, too.  It's a full-on the objective of 'L' pro. The 28-135mm is not, but it is a very nice lens for what it is.  It's really a good buy.  But this isn't a goal at the pro level.

  Any of these will "shoot the Moon" in great detail.  That will require a large telephoto lens.  In my humble OPINION, at least 400mm and 600mm preferred.

  «It was a Quantaray, but when he leaves with a focus...» »

  I have no doubt that!  I will be very frank and probably rude, I'm sorry, but there are only three manufacturers of lenses that you should consider.  Canon as a first choice, Tamron and Sigma second, your choice.  Stay away from any other brand.  IMHO, as always, of course.  There are very few, other, brand lenses that 'work' but not as a general rule.  They all seem to have problems.  Just don't go there!  It is not worth.

  Any lens you buy, it gives a good detailing, like B & H, Adorama, Best Buy, Amazon not!  Do not buy lens "kits".

  Just having the lens itself.

• Better lens for pictures of products - EOS Rebel T3i?

  Hello

  I have a Canon EOS T3i rebel I use strictly for product photography. We take the photo package and unpack the company/treats pet food; they come in the plastic support sleeves, overlays and blisters. Must ensure that all written content is readable and capture all the details when you take pictures of small Articles of decompressed. Is there any lens that I could use for the two pictures of the packaging and get all the details of the unwrapped items?

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  I advise to use the Macro USM lens EF-S 60mm f/2.8 and install good tripod.  I use my tripod to shoot macros by reversing the center column and by changing the length of leg to tilt the column of the Center for the best light.

        

  A macro lens is different from a classic lens in several ways.  One, a macro lens generally have a short minimum focus distance.  Two, a macro will also have a great value for the minimum opening.  A value as high as f / 40 s is not uncommon.

  The reason for the higher f/stop parameters is due to the short depth of field you can get when you work at close distances.  I use higher values of f/stop to "extend" my DOF for a quarter of an inch or less, an inch or two or more.  The compromise is that narrower opening requires more light, in order to maintain the ISO required within reasonable limits.

  Another difference that comes to mind, it is how a macro lens focuses.  A standard lens will focus on objects at a certain distance from the lens.  When you move the center of the field of vision, the focal distance remains constant, that translates into a "development plan" which is curved.

  A macro lens is focused on a flat surface.  This is useful if you are Imaging old photos, instead of their scanning.  Instead get the good development in the Center and have it drop moving you to the outer edge of the frame, a macro lens will capture the entire flat photo in perfect focus.

  I hope this helps.  It is a "Juevos Rancheros", BTW.

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  Hello.

  I am totally new to photography.

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• lenses wide angle

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  I'm not married to canon for wide angle, but here a quality lens, whether main or zoom.  Any suggestions?

  I really like the EF 20/2.8 on my FF camera...

  

  

  

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  «Market softly and carry a great lens.»
  MATERIAL: 5DII, 7D(x2), 50D(x3), some other cameras, various lenses & accessories
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