Share you guys a photo of Pudong Shanghai, just 1 pic but I guarantee the quality~

[fredricfei]

I shot it several days ago, at that night the FINA World Championships opened so Pudong was thoroughly lighted~ an amazing chance i couldn't miss it~ then, here's the photo~ shot with 1D mark II and Tokina 19-35

OK~I know it could be better so your suggestions were always welcomed~

 

[LaFoto]

I don't think it could have been any better...

 

[gsgary]

I like it, i think that lens is the same as the Cosina 19-35 i have but not used it for a while but might have to try it on my 1Dmk2, i have tried it on my 1Dmk1 and it was nice but not good on my 5D
What aperture did you shoot at ?

 

[Destin]

That's a great shot!

I might have tried an HDR, but it's great the way it is!

 

[iolair]

Very nice; I wouldn't change much - though it would be nice to straighten the horizon. I love the reflections.

 

[fredricfei]

well, my honor...~To be honest I'm not satisfied with the clouds that night, but that's what i couldn't control...so leave it as a pity and try to catch better chance next time~

 

[fredricfei]

I don't think it could have been any better...

well, my honor...~To be honest I'm not satisfied with the clouds that night, but that's what i couldn't control...so leave it as a pity and try to catch better chance next time~​

 

[fredricfei]

I like it, i think that lens is the same as the Cosina 19-35 i have but not used it for a while but might have to try it on my 1Dmk2, i have tried it on my 1Dmk1 and it was nice but not good on my 5D
What aperture did you shoot at ?

I shot at F11, with the format of RAW.
As far as I knew, the tokina 19-35 should be almost the same as that Cosina one, at least in appearance...well~ I've used it on my FSLR EOS 1N (equals full format), the performance was satisfied. Of course, it couldn't be compared with L lens, that's unfair...

 

[fredricfei]

That's a great shot!

I might have tried an HDR, but it's great the way it is!

I used to like HDR, but now I think natural photos were more charming, thou in fact a little bit of HDR had been used in the post production of this pic......HAHA~

 

[jgooz]

I love it! Great work.

 

[fredricfei]

Very nice; I wouldn't change much - though it would be nice to straighten the horizon. I love the reflections.

I hope I could straighten the horizon, but to an entry level ultra wide lens this would be a tough mission indeed. may be next time I could try PS to straighten it in post protection. thanks for your suggestion~

 

[DiskoJoe]

Very nice; I wouldn't change much - though it would be nice to straighten the horizon. I love the reflections.

I hope I could straighten the horizon, but to an entry level ultra wide lens this would be a tough mission indeed. may be next time I could try PS to straighten it in post protection. thanks for your suggestion~

They make these things called levels. You should get one. Cost you all of about $2. lol, j/k. My tripod has one built into it.

PLus you dont need l lenses to make great landscapes. Ive seen great shots from people with canon entry level 50mm. The best stuff is usually stiched and layered. Layering takes some skill now. Especially if you do it by hand and not using a hdr program.

 

[fredricfei]

Very nice; I wouldn't change much - though it would be nice to straighten the horizon. I love the reflections.

I hope I could straighten the horizon, but to an entry level ultra wide lens this would be a tough mission indeed. may be next time I could try PS to straighten it in post protection. thanks for your suggestion~

They make these things called levels. You should get one. Cost you all of about $2. lol, j/k. My tripod has one built into it.

PLus you dont need l lenses to make great landscapes. Ive seen great shots from people with canon entry level 50mm. The best stuff is usually stiched and layered. Layering takes some skill now. Especially if you do it by hand and not using a hdr program.

well, sees that except distortion of lens, a level could help me solving rest problems, thanks~
But I think the levels used on camera body would be more helpful than those on tripod...

 

[fredricfei]

I love it! Great work.

thanks~

 

[Olympus E300]

Awesome! I dig this shot a lot!