Queen's university Belfast

[musket]

hercules wrote:

Ya btw, i just sold my S3 IS and Tuesday i am going to order the Fuji f31fd as a back up for my 400D, i was going to order the fuji S6500fd but i already have a true dslr (thanks bahadir) from the reviews the f31fd seems really nice

Sounds like a good move

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[danielchtong]

musket wrote:

Yes it is a very appealing picture with the correction...What software do you

use to correct with?...I downloaded a few demo progs but haven't got around

to looking at them yet (Optipix and DXO optics pro). There are also other lenses

PC (perspective correction) lenses advertised on the web that are useful for

architectural captures they are a bit more expensive and probably still require

some software correction in PP.

ps. I almost forgot there are wide angle zoom lenses 10-24mm or 12-24mm

I dont think they are fisheye. but they are expensive as well :-)

I use an ancient version 8 of Paint Shop Pro for defishing cropping and other touch up . Let me say that its Version 11 is selling like $40 . Very inexpensive.
Fisheye is generally expensive but 80% of my arch shots came from a Russian made manual lens Zenitar 16mm.

http://www.pbase.com/danieltong/zenitar

I belong to a bunch of people happy/fanatical about this lens

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...n+zenitar&qf=m

Its bland new costs is about US$150 tax and shipping included. I would consider that is manageable cost if you are comfortable with manual lens.
Thanks for taking time to comment

Daniel, Toronto

[musket]

danielchtong wrote:

I use an ancient version 8 of Paint Shop Pro for defishing cropping and other touch up . Let me say that its Version 11 is selling like $40 . Very inexpensive.
Fisheye is generally expensive but 80% of my arch shots came from a Russian made manual lens Zenitar 16mm.

http://www.pbase.com/danieltong/zenitar

I belong to a bunch of people happy/fanatical about this lens

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...nitar&qf=m

Its bland new costs is about US$150 tax and shipping included. I would consider that is manageable cost if you are comfortable with manual lens.
Thanks for taking time to comment

Daniel, Toronto

That program seems to be working ok, with regards to the fisheye lens a lot of

people would say, I suppose it's ok if you are a fish :-)but there are a lot of types

of lenses and filters that add to the fun of photography, andafter you've seen

all the possibilities, you might want to try something else ater a whilewhen the

novelty wears off with the one particular thing you've been doing, thats the thing

about photography as a hobby, there are so many different things you can try

and learn about that it keeps the interest in photography going.

Thanks for viewing and the comments ...............musket