14mm wide angle lens pics

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These were the first test shots I did on our new Tamron F2.8 14mm lens. The first few are at a Panera Bread. The rest are at my day job campus. This thing is going eat alive some of these gorgeous rooms where I've been trying to get decent panoramic shots.

full album: https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-YRcz3qKOk4s/VEcYCgh4bdI/AAAAAAAA6gM/VGVszBZaUpo/s720/IMG_7127.JPGIMG_7123.jpg

probably 30 feet from the building
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one of the pastures where they keep the horses
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5 feet from the tree
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This is a lens where Lightroom lens correction will help.
 
steve149 said:
This is a lens where Lightroom lens correction will help.
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I haven't played with that. So LR will bend the photo's perspective back to make it correct? BTW, these were shot in JPG-only. I forgot to switch the camera back to RAW files after the Saturday event.
 
rickryan.com said:
I haven't played with that. So LR will bend the photo's perspective back to make it correct? BTW, these were shot in JPG-only. I forgot to switch the camera back to RAW files after the Saturday event.
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It will handle some of the curvature, aberrations, pin cushioning, etc. .. a lot depends on the lens correction data. That's one of the reasons I want to go back to it.
 
I actually like the semi-fish-eye look on wide angle shots like that.
Gives it a slight 3D feel to it..
 
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