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Peng Liang | profile | all galleries >> landscape_shots >> color_of_fall_nashville tree view | thumbnails | slideshow
Radner Lake, Nashville. 2005.
Used either Tamron SP 17-35 mm/2.8-4 or 28-75 mm/F2.8 lenses.
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Guest 30-Nov-2005 04:30
thanks Liang ^^
Peng Liang29-Nov-2005 14:58
It was the lens hood at the corners. With the full frame CMOS 5D, the Tamron 17-35 mm lens hood is not compatible at 17 mm. An easy solution is to take off the hood when doing ultra wide angle shots.
Guest 29-Nov-2005 06:46
Dear Liang,

Does the tamron 17-35 work fine in your 5D? I see the distortion is not serious, I consider to buy it as well. But I fould dark coners in the IMG_0234a, Could you tell me whether it caused by the lens itself, or caused by any add-on filter/cpl. Thanks.

Further, thank you for sharing the photos, they are beautiful.
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