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Tokina 12-24 at the Beach

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They look great!

I'm curious though as to which beach you were at. That all looks so familiar.
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These were taken at Surfside Beach, just south of Myrtle Beach, SC. With the hurricane in the area I wonder if that pier will be there in a couple of days.

Thanks for the comments so far.
brokenz said:
They look great!

I'm curious though as to which beach you were at. That all looks so
familiar.
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Fit for release from a mental institution but banned from the
3-0-0-D forum since 6-2005.
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ajones0000 said:
Thanks for the comments so far.
brokenz said:
They look great!

I'm curious though as to which beach you were at. That all looks so
familiar.
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Fit for release from a mental institution but banned from the
3-0-0-D forum since 6-2005.
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http://www.pbase.com/ajones0000
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That's why! I go there a couple of times a year usually. Thanks for sharing these.
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Beautiful photographs. I too am seriously considering the Tokina 12-24. Sorry about what is probably a dumb question. You provided info about tone, curve, WB. If you are shooting raw, do these settings matter?

It looks likely that Hurricane Ophelia will pass you by. Congratulations!
 
I like all of them. I'm trying to learn what makes a good WA shot. These are lovely, both posts. Thanks for posting. Kit
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Thanks for posting such nice things to look at.

Must-have-that-lens. ;)
 
This lens has been in my BHPhoto shopping cart about a dozen times, and no matter what, my wife walks in and does that foot tapping thing : / One of these days! Great photos, I appreciate you sharing them!

Best regards,
Tom

PS She has said with my bonus check I can get it, October seems as far away as Christmas!
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The depth and tone are beautiful. I'm about to 'go digital' SLR-wise and my greatest worry is getting a decent ultra wide angle (minimum 20mm equiv). I've been eyeballing the Tokina, but am worried about the pincushion distortion at the wide end of the zoom range. Could you post a picture that shows the distortion (or lack thereof) more clearly? For example, a building or something, a subject with a lot of parrallel lines both horizontal and vertical.

Thanks.

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Ashley,

How are you getting that camera EXIF info in the jpg file to display like that? I like having the technical info like that for reference when viewing jpgs and would like to do the same.
 
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