Here’s a nice simple image of a Boab
Caught this image on the run on the way down the Lynne River with my L series 28-300.
I think it worked out OK…hope you like it!!
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I think I prefer this one. They both have a rather ghostly effect to them and look more American Desert than North West WA , or maybe thats just my weird sence.
Hey Mark, is it my old work lappy screen or is there a series of arched banding in the sky on these ?
Not on my Macbook mate?
Nice blackboys image mate! Note that I prefer the real name to the politically correct name!
Cheers,
Mark
NIce work Mark ! I didn’t know they made such a large ranging L zoom, what is it’s sharpness like ? And would you still buy one again ?
Yes I would Tony!
It’s best sharpness is between 50-150mm, but outside of that it is still pretty good.
Sharpest F stop is F 8.
It has a very good stabaliser and a push pull type zoom which works well.
Because it is 28-300 you have a great range in one lense.
I have seen a number of wedding photographers who swear by it.
Very good shallow depth performance.
The 2 main negatives are the it is heavy (good glass) and it vinettes at the higher zoom ranges.
I have had it for a few years now and back then I paid about 4k for it.
Cheers,
Mark
Excellent Mark – thanks for the great feedback. I never realised that they made an L series with such a great focal range.
cheers,
tone
No worries mate!
Cheers,
Mark