Never head it called anything but a flag here in the states. Must be another
of those inexplicable Limmy things.
For those with a questioning look on their non-US faces, Americans have
often referred to Brits as 'Limeys' due to the fact that Her Majesty's
sailing ships of olde used to carry
Would a better solution be to buy the Tamron 14mm, which has
superior multi-coating? I believe that Tamron also make the
14mm Nikkor, although I don't know whether the two lenses
actually share the same design.
Thanks John. Canon actually. I got it from eBay USA at a good price. Of
course, a
No.
I have the Tamron 14/2.8 and this is one lens that flares even the sun
is completely out of the frame- in one memorable instance, I got flare
on an overcast day; couldn't even the see the damn sun but had flare all
over the place.
Makes me wish I'd saved up more and waited for that A 15/3.5
, 2003 4:30 AM
Subject: Re: Lens Flare and French Flags
Never head it called anything but a flag here in the states. Must be
another
of those inexplicable Limmy things.
For those with a questioning look on their non-US faces, Americans have
often referred to Brits as 'Limeys' due to the fact
Hi gang,
Been using a Sigma 14mm and lens flare is prominent shooting anywhere
near the sun. Sometimes not even anywhere near. Flagging is my solution,
and here are the details:
http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps/mods/frenchflag.html
Thood for fought.
Cotty
On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 04:46 PM, Cotty wrote:
Thanks Frank.
Great idea.
But, why are they called French flags? They apprear to only have one
colour, not three.
Anyone know?
You know, I was just thinking that when I read your post. Astonishing
timing. cue outer Limits music
I
The original french flag was solid white not tri-colored.
At 10:46 PM 1/11/2003 +, you wrote:
Thanks Frank.
Great idea.
But, why are they called French flags? They apprear to only have one
colour, not three.
Anyone know?
You know, I was just thinking that when I read your post.
Cotty wrote:
Been using a Sigma 14mm and lens flare is prominent
shooting anywhere
near the sun. Sometimes not even anywhere near. Flagging
is my solution
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Would a better solution be to buy the Tamron 14mm, which has
superior multi-coating? I believe that Tamron also make the
14mm
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Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Lens Flare and French Flags
The original french flag was solid white not tri-colored.
At 10:46 PM 1/11/2003 +, you wrote:
Thanks Frank.
Great idea.
But, why are they called French flags? They apprear to only have one
PM
Subject: Re: Lens Flare and French Flags
Hi, Cotty,
Great idea.
But, why are they called French flags? They apprear to only have one
colour, not three.
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