
My new lens does this:

when fully backed out.. but that still doesn't quite show the difference, since the photos are the same size. So in Photoshop I did this...

The black representing what the old lens caught.
OTOH shooting vertically..
This

turns to this

With photoshop revealing:

Totally worth the money at under $250.00.
Now I need a macro and a nice 70-200mm piece and my lens collection will be solid
3 comments:
HYS loves him his 70-200 like nothin' on earth!
yersis
Sis..
I don't mean to get all Lebowski here, but that lens kind of ties the lens collection together...
have a Kahlua and creme and celebrate BABY!
yersis
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