EVERY Photographer NEEDS THIS 11 16mm Ultra Wide Angle LENS

[@Jusino-tripod]

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[@rossburrow2813]

Uuuu nice Tripod! So tall, so versatile, so demure❤

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

Yes it’s awesome I love it.

[@on4aio]

Bedankt voor uitleg en mooie foto's

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

Dank je wel. Ik hoop dat het duidelijk was

[@johnstephenson3098]

Joris if you want a great cheap macro lens get the Tokina 100mm F2.8. It is a superb macro lens and also can double as a very good portrait lens. I use it on my D7200 all the time. You can pick it up pretty cheap on MPB. Great video as always. Regards.

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

Thanks for the tip. Around €200 for the lens at mpb. I don’t think I will buy it, because I almost never photograph so close. Maybe when I try it more I will buy one 😁 thanks for the tip and also thank you for watching again.

[@甘炳玲]

so amazing video

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

Thank you for watching Alina 😊

[@CluelessYoutuber]

Finally a new video! 😁 those are some nice conditions. Beautiful mist and colors. Think the lens is too wide for me 😂 you know I don’t like going wide 👀 though going wide and being really close works well sometimes, use that distortion to the fullest. Nice tripod. It’s got all the interesting stuff. How heavy was it?

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

It was a nice morning. For street photography it’s indeed not a great lens. It’s just a fun lens to be creative in a landscape or it’s good for architecture. The tripod is just under 2kg.

[@CluelessYoutuber]

@ yeah I wouldn’t use an ultra wide angle for street (though might be a good challenge 😂), but even for landscapes I find myself seldom wanting to go really wide these days, except for a few compositions.

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

@CluelessKZbinr I also don’t use it to much these days. I’m more using the telelens. It would be a difficult challenge I think for street photography.

[@parriedswoosh]

what camera did you use to record your camera?

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

I’ve been using the dji osmo pocket 3 for some months now. Fun little camera.

[@MSmith-Photography]

Lately, I haven't been using my Tokina 11-16mm for daytime landscapes. I've been using it at night to capture the Aurora because it's my only lens that can capture it. However, I can't shoot it at 11mm because I do see a green halo appearing at the top. Zoom in to 12 or 13mm and it works well at night.

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

I never used mine so interesting for night time photography, so I don’t know if I have the same problem. I guess it’s an amazing lens for night photography because it’s so light sensitive. I also don’t use that much anymore in my photography, but making videos like this helps to use it again 😁

[@MSmith-Photography]

@@JorisVanDeuneghem It's my only lens that's wide enough and fast enough to capture the Aurora. Although, the trade-off is that, other than the green halo at 11mm, there's a lot of barrel distortion on the edges.

[@JorisVanDeuneghem]

@MSmith-Photography isn’t that easily corrected in post? I know it gets soft in the corners and there is almost nothing you can do about that. I’m not a big pixel peeper so I’m not looking to much at the corners.

[@MSmith-Photography]

@@JorisVanDeuneghemIt can be corrected in post, but it takes more work than I'm willing. The Lens Correction feature in Lightroom doesn't do a great job of taking care of the distortion, but does a great job of correcting the Chromatic Aberration.