Anyway i can get a prime wide for the 20/30D
No...dont tell me to get a canon 10-22. Ive had one & dont want it again & if you want to know why the use the search function.
I dont want a sigma zoom...period.
I want a prime lens (manual is def fine with me) that i can somehow mount to EFS & is equiv to 10 to 12 mm on the EFS. I saw a prime distagon the other day in a 2nd hand shop for $500 USD but it was about 22 or 24 mm from memory.
Anyone know how i go about this ?
I dont want a sigma zoom...period.
I want a prime lens (manual is def fine with me) that i can somehow mount to EFS & is equiv to 10 to 12 mm on the EFS. I saw a prime distagon the other day in a 2nd hand shop for $500 USD but it was about 22 or 24 mm from memory.
Anyone know how i go about this ?
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Look around for:
Olympus Zuiko 21mm f/3.5
Zeiss Distagon 18mm f/4
Both are outstanding. Here's more:
http://www.16-9.net/lens_tests/best19_21.html
Once you find one, you get the adapter from here: www.cameraquest.com
And then you focus manually and stop down to your desired aperture.
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Maybe i need to look into the fish eyes
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I agree too, sell that 30D and get a 5D! Heck I'll pay you 2 times what you paid for the 30D. You can double your money!
If i wanted a 5D then i would own one. Most of my shooting is sports & distance thus i love the crop factor.
Now is there any way of having a 10 to 12mm prime for the 30D ?
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No
you may want to consider the 8mm Peleng, it is an awesome lens, it is a fisheye though, so you'll need to do some post work, but it is well worth it! I bought mine for €169,-
Cheers and good luck!
Michiel de Brieder
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8mm/4.0 circular or 15mm/2.8 rectangular fisheye?!
But then when you correct these fisheyes you'll
loose quite abit of contrast and sharpness. So its
not worth it. Go 5D or buy a 200$ wide angle adapter
for better quality as a corrected fisheye.
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not the best shots I have, but these are the ones I have online:
San Francisco
San Francisco again
Scotland - Edinburgh
Hooverdam
Sequoia Tree, yours truly lying in the dirt
Hope this helps
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why do you hate Sigma's so much, btw? I've taken a ton of fantastic photos with my Sigma zooms. Aside from my 70-200VR, the Sigma 18-50/2.8 and 100-300/4 (both top shelf EX models, but far le$$ than L or Nikkor AF-S glass) were the best lenses I've ever owned.
they have two offerings,
diagonal fish:
http://www.sigmaphoto.com/lenses/lenses_all_details.asp?id=3279&navigator=4
circular fish:
http://www.sigmaphoto.com/lenses/lenses_all_details.asp?id=3319&navigator=4
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Hope you didn't take my reply the wrong way Gus.
After reading the OT discourse and feeling a certain frustration, I figured you may as well get it straight.
I searched for one myself before, and couldn't find *anybody* who made a 'normal' 10mm-12mm prime in a Canon mount.
It is my understanding that you are not looking for a fisheye, so I didn't bother mentioning them.
The Canon 14mm f/2.8L is the widest prime I know of in a Canon mount at the moment.
You asked for 10mm-12mm, I've never seen one.
over at FM:
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/477372
Discussing Canon, Tamron, and Sigma 14mm lenses. Has a bunch of example shots that look interesting.
Here's another thought-you said you want to keep the APS-C for "sports" etc. so the 5D is a no-go. But have you considered the
1D MkII? A 14mm mounted on a 1D gets you 18mm. That's pretty darn wide...and the 1D will *smoke* the 30D for sports.
Just a thought...
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Youve been keeping that gif for a long time wanting to use it havnt you ?
Tks ...they had a very interesting link
http://www.16-9.net/lens_tests/14mm/14mm_test.html
EDIT: another on the peleng 8mm for mounting to Canon. Make sure you read all three pages of the review, including the de-fishing parts. Note: The newest version of the PTLens plug-in easily supports this lens, correcting for all sorts of fishy problems.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
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Reading the linked review, I love this site already. Honest but slightly witty, just how I like it!
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If you ever decide to sell that Peleng, I may be interested (That is, if I don't go ahead and buy one before you decide to sell it...if you ever do)
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not any time soon
cheers mate
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