In my latest video about Wide-Angle photography I gave you an assignment.
I want you to send me a photograph that was taken with a wide-angle lens. Watch the video to learn some tips and tricks about how to get the best out of your wide-angel lens.
Submission time has ended. I have these assignments every month. Follow my YouTube videos so that you do not miss any of these.
Venus Optics launched a new wide-angle lens for MFT on December 18th, 2020. It is a 10mm f2.0 C&D-Dreamer wide-angle lens.
The new thing in this lens is that it has a connection to the camera. The aperture is controlled by the camera body and the info is recorded to EXIF. That is a very good thing. Without the connection, you need to add the lens info manually to your camera. Well, you do have to, but it is a good thing to do that. The IBIS will get the info to work at its best.
Laowa 10mm f2.0 lens is manual focus. It is very easy to focus manually if you use focus peaking or magnify or both. The focusing ring is quite short so the focusing is really fast.
In my video, there were two images missing. The part where I was talking what is the difference between the angle of view with the M.Zuiko 12mm f2.0 lens.
I like it when there are new manufacturers that make MFT lens. Competition is always welcome. It is a good thing for consumers.
If you want to get the lens use this link.
I made a video about the new lens. More info from there.
In my latest YouTube video, I gave myself an assignment. In the video, I also challenged you, yes you.
If you have not seen the video about the challenge that I set for myself and for you be sure to watch it before reading the instructions.
Make an image that meets the assignment I gave in the video above. You can use any gear that you want. It does not have to be a wide-angle shot.
Send the image using this link. It will take you to a Google Form. From there you can send your image. You need to be signed in to Google.
Submitting an image to my feedback session you will grant me the right to show and critic the image during the Live Stream. If you submit an image it does not mean that it will be given feedback. I try to give critic to everyone, but if there are a lot of images I will the best ones. Also if the subject is inappropriate I will not show the image or give feedback. All images and other info will be deleted after the Live Stream.
This is important: Make also sure that you have all the rights to the image you submit.
Send the image by Tuesday 29th of September 2020 by 9 AM (BST).
The Live Stream will be Live on Tuesday the 29th of September 2020 at 1 PM BST (London Time). Link to the Live Stream will be posted here on Monday the 28th.
Hope to see your images and You on my Live Stream on Tuesday the 29th.