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 07/21/2008 03:19:31 PM · #1
Just recently got the Sigma 10-20mm and would like some advice in using it. I already found out that my polarizer cuts off the corners at 10mm. Here is an image I took yesterday


While the results are okay I'm looking for things to do when using WA that will make a difference. Thanks for suggestions.
 07/21/2008 03:39:13 PM · #2
Originally posted by smichener:
Just recently got the Sigma 10-20mm and would like some advice in using it. I already found out that my polarizer cuts off the corners at 10mm. Here is an image I took yesterday


While the results are okay I'm looking for things to do when using WA that will make a difference. Thanks for suggestions.


The biggest thing is to figure out how close you can get it to be sharp (this will be closer than the close focus distance) and use that to have a dynamic foreground subject against the background.
 07/22/2008 12:33:41 PM · #3
Low angles...close foreground subjects...

Point your camera down severely...put your camera on the ground, etc...

A WA lens can do some really fun things if you let your mind go and look for the unique POV. Have fun! :-)
 07/22/2008 03:22:07 PM · #4
Fun with WA:
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