dont worry about it. if you use photoshop, just be sure to use Distortion.I am kinda new to DSLR. I personally is using a Canon EOS 500D with the kit lens 18-55.
Is this lens suitable for taking landscape? If not which lens would you guys recommend?
Rashkae, well said.Don't even think about buying new stuff if you haven't even explored your current setup.
Don't even think about buying new stuff if you haven't even explored your current setup.
I am kinda new to DSLR. I personally is using a Canon EOS 500D with the kit lens 18-55.
Is this lens suitable for taking landscape? If not which lens would you guys recommend?
kit lens (pentax) 18-55
Love these, man. The 2nd and 3rd too saturated for my liking but that's subjective. :thumbsup:
kit lens is a budget "pau sua pau hai" lens, if it can't do this or can't do that, what is the point of giving an useless lens to consumers?
because if not, they won't have fun looking at the mirror moving up and down? ;p;p
dun understand leh :dunno: care to elaborate ;p
because if not, they won't have fun looking at the mirror moving up and down? ;p;p
I guess NM is referring to without mounting a lens, you can see the mirror flipping up and down thru the lens mount.Same advice as others , explore with the kit lens first
dun understand leh :dunno: care to elaborate ;p
actually, i agree with you. those were done in earlier days.. when i didn't have a calibrated monitor, shot in jpg, and played with contrast sliders.. :bsmilie::bsmilie: