In the center, sharpness is good while the outside is not the best at f4. For a lot of the photos, I didn't mind but for some things, I'd definitely recommend shooting at f8 for an overall sharper image but not above f11 due to it getting more soft
@@kai_dek those tracking shots I can understand. But the pictures where the building is sharp and the car very blurry is very impressive. Some steady hands! Is there some sort of digital stabilisation on the canon R?
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Awesome video! Is the autofocus motor loud on this lens?
It's not loud, but it's definitely noticeable. A on camera mic would potentially pick it up but its not to loud.
so nice!!!!
Man....those panning shots were sick! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
Camera ASMR if you ask me. Sweet bus motion shots
dope images! going full frame next week and cant wait to use the full potential of this lens 😍
probably, your best pov so far! keep going mate !!!
Very nice shots. awesome video.
Great Video man, I just picked up a 17-40mm and get my RP next week
how is it?
is it difficult with this lens in the late evening or to shot smthg like club/party pic's?
;-)
Hi, I'm also using canon Rp. Lens 17-40 l f4 through the adapter looks so good quality. I'm using the 50stm mount and lens
How’s the autofocus sound? Can you hear it on a shotgun mic?
Hi! Great video. How would this work on a Canon 90D (crop sensor)? And how does it compare to a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM Lens?
Bro i need that Lut! Plsss
Is this a good lens for real estate photography on a Canon EOS-RP?
Hi Jacob. Yes, it definitely is!
I see you took photos at f4. How was the sharpness of the photos as compared to high f point, say 8 or 10?
In the center, sharpness is good while the outside is not the best at f4. For a lot of the photos, I didn't mind but for some things, I'd definitely recommend shooting at f8 for an overall sharper image but not above f11 due to it getting more soft
How are you getting a sharp image with shutter times like 0.3 sec. I would need a tripod to get that result?
It takes a lot of practice and only about 1 out of 20 shots comes out. Just pan the camera the same speed as the car while taking a ton of photos.
@@kai_dek those tracking shots I can understand. But the pictures where the building is sharp and the car very blurry is very impressive. Some steady hands!
Is there some sort of digital stabilisation on the canon R?
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