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Pavel is walking along the knife edge Matthes Crest. South and North summits are in the background - July 23, 2005


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Deleted Userpretty cool place

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I wonder what a fish eye lens would look like with your series of pictures. Do you have a fish eye ?
Posted Sep 15, 2005 4:39 pm

MishaRe: pretty cool place

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I did not buy a fish eye yet, mostly because I own a camera with the APC-S sensor (20D), which means that every standard lense has a focal length of 1.6x from its regular size. This photo is taken with 17-40mm lense at 17mm, which really means 27mm with my camera. I almost bought a 10-22mm lense for the APC-S sensors but Canon announced their new full-frame dSLR (5D). So I will be saving pennies for the body instead of buying lenses that will ultimately become obsolete. Frankly, I am not a huge fan of fish eye effects; instead I LOVE straight ultra-wide angle. If I can shoot with true 16-17mm, I will be a happy camper!
Posted Sep 15, 2005 4:58 pm

Deleted UserRe: pretty cool place

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All pro outdoor action photographers have and use a fisheye.
Posted Sep 15, 2005 5:48 pm

MishaRe: pretty cool place

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a) I am not a pro (yet, anyway)

b) How do you know? You can't possibly know all pro outdoor action photographers and what they own :)

c) One of the factors that makes a photographer succesful is his/her uniqueness. You can make a unique photo with any kind of lense, as long as it is relatively good quality.



Fish-eye has a special purpose and a lot of times (or most of the times) it does not work for a scene. Many people don't like the fish eye effect, myself included. I'd take ultra wide angle over fish-eye any day.



What's the purpose of your last post, anyway?
Posted Sep 15, 2005 6:02 pm

rhyangRe: pretty cool place

Voted 10/10

And I thought I sounded geeky :)



Very inspiring photo Misha ! Someday ...
Posted Sep 15, 2005 6:16 pm

MishaRe: pretty cool place

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Thanks Rob. You do have to climb it. It is simply incredible. I will do it again next year... this is a 'once a year' type of climb for me.
Posted Sep 15, 2005 8:51 pm

mi55montRe: pretty cool place

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This is getting strange......Oh, and fisheye's distort. Isn't a good picture a true and accurate representation of the power and emotion of a moment?
Posted Sep 22, 2005 9:01 pm

DylanWannKnife edge.

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Geez, dude, what an intensely sweet shot, fish-eye lense or no. Talk about the definition of a "knife's edge" ridge! Hey, nice profile picture, too. Keep up the good work.
Posted Sep 20, 2005 11:24 pm

MishaRe: Knife edge.

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Thanks for your comment!
Posted Sep 21, 2005 11:38 am

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