Whoever said you can't take a Nikon with you on a blind date?

Was right! I should have listened to them! It was so humiliating getting
stood up. Thank goodness I had my old standby to fall back on.

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Rita

 

This constant Bret-like attention whoring is pathetic. Why don't you
just STFU.

 

Your fist?

 

thought this nikon lens was not for a full frame(36x24)

 

This is the 17-35/2.8 which was designed for full frame. You're thinking of
the 17-55/2.8 DX that is a dead end street.





Rita

 

You can always crop out most of the vignetting, and then use the
anti-vignetting routine in Photoshop CS2 to brighten the corners, (Assuming
you digitize your final results) I haven't tried this, but I am
tempted.....Has anyone used one of these digital only lenses on a film
camera? - If so, how bad is it?

 

The 10.5mm Nikon DX fisheye makes almost a perfect circle in the middle
of a 5D, just a little of the top & bottom cropped. People use that for
creating 3D panorama walkthrough web sites with two pictures.

 

From what I hear, with some of the zooms the corners are cut off at
the wide end of the range but at the narrower end the image circle is
wide enough to cover a 35mm frame. For example, Nikon's 12-24mm covers
a 35mm frame from 18-24mm, though at 18mm filters will vignette.

 

Paul: can you please point me toward a resource that tells how to make the
3D walkthrough effect? Thanks, ~Ray

 

Sorry think I used the wrong term, more like immersion panorama where
you can 'turn your head' in any direction by moving the mouse... common
for realtors.

 

So, my suspicions are correct! - If you compose the original shot properly,
you can crop out a decent image, and use Photoshop's anti-vignetting utility
to help if necessary....At least, this is true for some of their digital
lenses......