EF-M 11-22mm - Post your PHOTOS! - Part 2

[M4Mobility]

Part 2

( Link to Part 1 )

Post your Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM photos here.

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Please take lens discussions or personal opinions about this lens to other threads.

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed.

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!



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Other "Post your PHOTOS!" threads:

Adapted lenses - Part 3

Third party EF-M lenses

EF-M 22mm - Part 2

EF-M 28mm Macro

EF-M 32mm - Part 2

EF-M 18-150mm - Part 2

EF-M 18-55mm

EF-M 15-45mm - Part 2

EF-M 55-200mm

 

[Miguel-C]

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Cordial Regards

 

[Rik Powdrill]

Seljalandsfoss, Iceland



Seljalandsfoss, Iceland, Canon M5( upper) and, Silver tower, Frankfurt. Infrared Canon m3 ( lower)

 

[Passrider]

Theler Wetlands, Belfair, WA. M6 with 1-22 mm @ 11mm

 

[CuriousSerge]

Images from my first photo walk with this lens. Love the size, range, and image quality!


School for the Arts


Fox Performing Arts Center


Fox Performing Arts Center

Riverside, California, USA

 

[Advi]

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Bye

 

[SergioMPS]

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Flickr: http://sergio.is

 

[s zombo]

M6ii and 11-22

 

[23speaker23]

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Some of my photos https://flickr.com/photos/156336852@N06/

 

[NikolaPlejic]

Shot recently on an M6 Mark II. This is certainly the lens that spends the most time mounted on my camera. I obviously like the 11mm end very, very much.

(Posting pics here for the first time. Comments more than welcome!)


Telašćica park, Dugi otok, Croatia


The Lighthouse in Veli Rat, Dugi otok, Croatia


Sakarun beach, Dugi otok, Croatia

 

[Advi]

Nice place.

This park picture was taken with the camera pointed upwards.

People usually get good results shooting slightly downwards, with something interesting just in front of the lens. An interesting rock, maybe.

In the lighthouse one, I would take the picture closer to the bushes, to play with the distortion of the 11mm.

About the beach picture: I would print big, very big. And put it proudly in my living room. :-D

Telašćica park, Dugi otok, Croatia


The Lighthouse in Veli Rat, Dugi otok, Croatia


Sakarun beach, Dugi otok, Croatia

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Bye

 

[NikolaPlejic]

This park picture was taken with the camera pointed upwards.

People usually get good results shooting slightly downwards, with something interesting just in front of the lens. An interesting rock, maybe.

In the lighthouse one, I would take the picture closer to the bushes, to play with the distortion of the 11mm.

About the beach picture: I would print big, very big. And put it proudly in my living room. :-D

Thank you, much appreciated!

I certainly agree with you on the composition for the first two photos, and I'd try to frame them differently after a good look on the big screen. I tried playing around with cropping, but I'm trying to get used to limiting the amount of interventions I do during post-processing in order to spend more time reflecting on my framing skills.

I'm certainly fond of the beach photo, and it's indeed a candidate for my first larger print.

 

[NikolaPlejic]

Wonderful photos, Miguel! Where is this magical place?

I might appreciate a bit more breathing room on the left-hand side of the latter picture, but it certainly works very well as-is.

 

[Dors]

Shot recently on an M6 Mark II. This is certainly the lens that spends the most time mounted on my camera. I obviously like the 11mm end very, very much.

(Posting pics here for the first time. Comments more than welcome!)


Telašćica park, Dugi otok, Croatia


The Lighthouse in Veli Rat, Dugi otok, Croatia


Sakarun beach, Dugi otok, Croatia

Beautiful scenes and beautiful shots. I enjoy watching photos here.

This lens actually shoots panos! and it is not easy to hide something that you don't want to be in the frame from its eye. e.g. maybe the front dry land in the 2nd picture is unwanted but it is hard to conceal.

Also it is perfect for shooting selfies with 15 of your friends

 

[MikeKiwi]

Last week I bought my first M-series camera (M5) along with a few lenses. The 11-22 was one of the lenses in the package and these 3 images are from my first photowalk I did with lens and camera.
Very happy with the system, in the meantime I bought a second package of M5 and lenses ;-)

All shot in the Dutch city of Gouda

 

[NikolaPlejic]

Cool! I like the first one — it's fun how it makes you chase after the subject in focus for a bit. It's a great lens.

 

[23speaker23]

A couple of shots from last night.











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[Barry Reynolds]

The best lens for travel

 

[23speaker23]

The setting sun is lighting up the church in my neibourhood.







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[23speaker23]

Hey everyone.

So here is my first attempt at processing a photo on a phne in lightroom. That's the only tool I have with me. Can't use my corporate laptop cause I cannot install software and the screen is mediocre.

Late afternoon at Baltic Sea. Taken a couple of hours ago.







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