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Rufusdog

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In the old days it would be snowblower time but now I contract someone to do it being old and gimpy. Yea, more light snow forecast for today through Thursday. I'm retired but if I need to get out the Subaru Forester should blow through that.

Bob
Living in balmy Southern Ontario I still move the snow myself. But, I do rely on my snowblower for most of it: It’s a beast of a Cub Cadet 3-stage with a 450cc engine. I’ve owned motorcycles with smaller motors. It has 5 forward speeds, but I’ve never had it past #2 for fear of dislocating my shoulders.:laugh:
 

JamieM

Extreme sharpness is ephemeral!
The first outing this morning with my ultra-wide-angle lens, I'm very pleased with the performance considering it's a totally manual lens you must set the aperture and manually focus everything before you shoot, took these few shots while out walking the dogs this morning, I need to to have a bit more time with this lens, overall impressions excellent great lens for architecture and landscapes.

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Driftwood

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The first outing this morning with my ultra-wide-angle lens, I'm very pleased with the performance considering it's a totally manual lens you must set the aperture and manually focus everything before you shoot, took these few shots while out walking the dogs this morning, I need to to have a bit more time with this lens, overall impressions excellent great lens for architecture and landscapes.
Do you find much there is much of a fish eye distortion
 

JamieM

Extreme sharpness is ephemeral!
Do you find much there is much of a fish eye distortion
No fish-eye distortion, if you are photographing anything directly straight on you, get perfectly straight lines, but you can use the lens to create some elongation and some amazing perspective to your photo's.

 
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