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A buyer was thinking of buying a 10-22mm lens but has asked for advice. His budget is £500. What lens would suit from the Canon range within this price range? It is going on a Canon EOS 30D
He writes I am not sure this is the lens i
>> >need.Maybe you could advise.
>> >I like visiting aviation museums, sometimes the aircraft are
>>crammed
>> >in an it is hard to get a full frame shot. I am no expert and
>>could
>> >easily be blinded by
>>science.
Hopefully you guys can help, I am not sure what lens would suit? Ian.
Only Canon lens in that range is the Canon EF-S 10-22mm f3.5-4.4 USM Ian and would fit the 30D no problem, just not the 1 series. and is only approx 400 quid from a high street place.
Jimmy_Lemon
18-07-2007, 18:37
lol @ quoting prices to kerso, why does that seem odd.
Sounds like the 10-22 would cover it well for me, I have found the Sigma 10-20 usefull for similar kind of things. They might stuggle if the planes and things are quite high though as 22mm wont have that much reach.
lol @ quoting prices to kerso, why does that seem odd.
Hehehehe we aim to please :)
digitalfailure
18-07-2007, 21:26
it won't fit my 5 either Ian :D
the 10-22 would be ideal in aero museums, I found my 17-40 wasn't nearly wide enough on a 20d during a recent trip to Cosford
Much better on the 5 though :thumbs:
it won't fit my 5 either Ian :D
the 10-22 would be ideal in aero museums, I found my 17-40 wasn't nearly wide enough on a 20d during a recent trip to Cosford
Much better on the 5 though :thumbs:
Oooh forgot about the 5D, actually im speechless that you actually took your camera out and used it to be honest ;)
digitalfailure
18-07-2007, 21:46
ssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhh :naughty:
don't tell everyone :eek:
10-22 will not fit the 5D. I suggest the 17-40. Im not sure what these go for, so maybe PM Kerso for a price? :p
10-22 will not fit the 5D. I suggest the 17-40. Im not sure what these go for, so maybe PM Kerso for a price? :p
Muppet ;) its for a 30D anyway
Im sure I read 5d :( :bang:
His only problem using an ultra wide lens very close up will be distortion, at 10mm an aircraft could look pretty weird. It might be a better idea to use a longer focal length and stitch shots together afterwards.
stevewestern
19-07-2007, 12:44
Ian - I have a 30d and 10-22 lens that you recently sold me, and they do work together, and I can't see any other way of getting whole planes in shot in a crammed museum without something this wide..
If you want to give him my contact details, I am happy to try to help, but please stress that am no expert !!
digitalfailure
19-07-2007, 19:36
Im sure I read 5d :( :bang:
you must be spending too much time looking at other things, it's making your mind wander :thinking:
Thanks for all replies, buyer has gone with a 10-22mm. Regards Ian.
lol @ quoting prices to kerso, why does that seem odd.
Sounds like the 10-22 would cover it well for me, I have found the Sigma 10-20 usefull for similar kind of things. They might stuggle if the planes and things are quite high though as 22mm wont have that much reach.
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