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My 7-14 arrived.....

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Bill Wilby

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you are welcome Terry, I know you will enjoy, and we are all looking forward to seeing your photos, Bill
 
Terry

Terry

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jlm said:
terry...ever try Boulette's Larder at the embarcadero? (OT;))
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No, it's been on my list. I do walk over that way every Saturday AM that I'm in the city and go to the Ferry Market. The fruit is now coming in full force and that is my favorite time.
 
pellicle

pellicle

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Hi

TEBnewyork said:
.....It is tiny. Here it is compared to the 14-45 with and without hood. I think I need to go buy some dust off for my 14-45. This lens is tiny and light.
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Now compared to a full frame Sigma 12-24 hehe :D
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<LongSlowEmphatic>wow</LongSlowEmphatic>

man that is sweet. I'm quite interested in this lens as I retired my Tokina 12-24 and 10D with the idea of getting this lens for my G1. I wonder how the Sigma compares to the Tokina in size? Dunno, but these two lenses (7-14 & 14-45) make the G1 into one light n tidy travel camera.

looking forward to seeing some of your images from this lens
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

Active member
Oh Terry
I want one too!
What a lovely lens - still, it's not much use to me yet.
Tell me - what are the corners like at, say, 8mm at f5.6?

Roll on the Olympus offering.
 
Brian Mosley

Brian Mosley

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Me toooooooo!!!

Congratulations Terry - I'd love to see some serious landscapes with this lens.

Kind Regards

Brian
 
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Martin S

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Hi Terry

Its has been too long a time without my posts.

Where did u purchase the Lens???

Most of my sources don't have the lens, and don't know when it will be available.

Thanks.

Martin
 
Terry

Terry

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Hi Brian,
They were both done in Lightroom. Not toooo much done to them. Outside my normal processing I did bump up the saturation a tiny bit as we had some bad lighting this morning.

Mark,
This lens is sweet! So tiny and light and it certainly gets the job done.
 
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Diane B

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The rafters in the river give a size context to the river canyon--nice shots. I can remember, as an Easterner, as being awed by the immensity of it all. The WA gives one a feeling of the --well, can't think of anything else but 'vastness'.

I hate to ask it here, but did you take similar shots with the Sony and the 12-24??

Diane
 
Brian Mosley

Brian Mosley

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TEBnewyork said:
Hi Brian,
They were both done in Lightroom. Not toooo much done to them. Outside my normal processing I did bump up the saturation a tiny bit as we had some bad lighting this morning.

Mark,
This lens is sweet! So tiny and light and it certainly gets the job done.
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So cool... I think this is going to be an expensive month... I don't know whether to :ROTFL: or :cry:

Does Lightroom do distortion correction etc, as defined by Panasonic lens data?

Cheers

Brian
 
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