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Adorama
★★★★★
9 years ago
One of the best lenses

Amazing lens, crispy sharp and a drem for architectural photographers. Only down size is the lack of threading...

Consistent Output; Durable; Nice Bokeh; Strong Construction

Heavy; No Threading; Slow Focus

ebay.com.au
★★★★★
9 years ago
AWESOMELY SHIFTY

changes the way you shoot architecture - totally indispensable & can't imagine shooting without it now that i'm used to it - alittle tricky to master though

reviews.officedepot.com
★★★★★
9 years ago
Simply Amazing

This lens is technically flawless and simply amazing. I shoot landscape and architectural photography. This lens handles both so well. Of course, it's main application will be architectural photography.

imaging-resource.com
★★★★★
10 years ago
Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L

I shoot architecture professionally and this lens mated with a 21MP full frame is a dream come true. I also use the lens for landscapes and panoramas, although, the 24 TS-E might be better suited for that application as it allows for front filter use, includes a lens hood and does not have the...

Nearly perfect even with large shift/tilt movements; The best architecture lens around, especially when mated with 21MP full frame bodies

The price but then again there's nothing else as good and if you shoot professionally it will easily pay for itself; Must use your hand to shade lens, which isn't a big deal since you need to use a tripod

Photography Review
★★★★★
9 years ago

This lens can do lots of things that others dont. Amazing for landscape, architecture and panorama. But its not a lens for beginners, changing the perspective, controlling light, focus depth all hand holding requires some training.

Sharp; sharp; sharp with a world of creative possibilities; Only lens capable of changing perspective and depth of focus in the same aperture; Shifting and stitching can make pictures as wide as 11mm equivalent without fisheye effect; Easy to focus in manual mode (do not have auto mode

Expensive, and not easy to operate in tilt and shift mode, Camera exposure metering will not work in shift and tilt modes, Front element VERY exposed..; take much care, Do not accept front filters

Canon
★★★★★
8 years ago
Parfait sauf...

Points négatifs : Contrairement à ce qui est proposé en complément, les tubes allonges ne sont pas utilisables. L'indication de diamètre de filtre n'a pas de sens puisqu'on ne peut pas mettre de filtre (ni de pare-soleil d'ailleurs).

henrys.com
★★★★★
13 years ago
Excellent Camera

"I got my D7000 in early December 2010 and have used it every day since then, averaging 500-600 shots per month. Everything about this camera seems to suit my needs and preferences. The fit in the hand, the quiet shutter and the placement of buttons and controls.

Fredmiranda
★★★★★
7 years ago

being manual focus this lens will slow you down and bring you back to optical basics. Using this lens coupled with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and live view it feels like I've returned to my college days of using a view camera.

OpticalLimits
★★★★★
5 years ago
Canon TS-E 17mm f/4 L

The Canon TS-E 17mm f/4 L is the widest tilt-shift lens available on the (consumer) market - that's not just in Canon land but across all brands. We will elaborate on the tilt-shift (thus TS) function in more detail later on but for starters - the tilt aspect refers to the focus plane which is...

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