OK, one more for today, then we are back to present.
This is another image made with Andreas’ (the other one) Tokina 16-50/2.8. Boy, this lens is heavy, but on the other hand, it feels really well balanced on the D300.
Chromatic aberrations are very tame, distortions are well controlled, and if I really need to make the crooked straight, it’s of course supported by PTLens. It’s not really necessary though. I didn’t care to correct them in this image, regardless of the multitude of straight lines. Looks pretty good to me.
Btw: the blur and the vignette were added in post-processing. Just in case you wonder 🙂
The Song of the Day is “Lay Down Your Weary Tune” from the Bob Dylan compilation “Biograph”. Hear it on YouTube.
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Andreas (2009-04-15)
Well, that lens has a problem. It's stuck at 20mm on the low end. Don't know how that can happen. It must have worked at a time, because Andreas has images with 16mm in the EXIF data, only now it stops at 20 and I don't want to use force.
Glen Goffin (2009-04-15)
These bicycle images of yours always have such wonderful colors. I recently purchased the Sigma 24-70mm and love it though 16mm wide end would be much better. Can't wait to see more images.
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