Morvegil

Hah, thats exactly where i rented my 14-24mm from the above shots!

I have 2 Sigma's, and rented s few others (85,135, 14-24). I must say they are as good if not better than the OEM lenses.

Another test shot. I think you got a bad lens.

I rented this lens, and never had the issue you are experiencing .  Here is one of the pics.

Big fan of the Peak Design strap.

i have a theory. Take a picture, then take the same picture upside down.  Then in photoshop or whatever flip it rightside up.  See if it is indeed making one side soft...or is it just curvature/focus.

Cam on!

This.  Thats why I use the 16-35 with IS.  Lots of museums themselves are the art.  My back up is a 50mm 1.4 Art or 24mm 1.4 Art....no IS needed at that low Fstop, and the DOF and sharpness is ...

LINK TO FULL Ablum plz

I use my handy 16-35 in manual mode, using IS can go real low shutter speeds.

Dope. Was the wedding pic a paid gig or you just happened upon it?

Legit pics.  My wife is vietnamese, so we will be making a trip soon.

I'd buy a m5 or something before getting 5dmkii dinosaur.  Or just save your money

So now DP Review has become a standing stone for 1984 types of government.

Yeah it works, as the top posters said. I use a MePhoto Roadtrip. Its light, so in heavier winds the hook makes a huge difference

Lots of uses for tripods still. Any long exposure or motion effects for one.

YEah its just blocking the light reflection...but it was darker there because of algae udner neath

Bag isnt super light, but it isnt heavy either. I carried around a 5dMVI + 16-35 + 50mm Sigma + 70-300mL. Thats bigger than your kit. PLus TWO laptops (Theres a sleeve for 2 laptops, that doesnt ...

My mom has the PD Backpack, so I borrowed it.  Its a camera bag first, and its still just a camera bag. Its not really useable as anything else. The separation of compartments is a joke.  The ...

the 16-35mm f/4.  No reason to get the 17-40mm. Even if money is tight...wait around for more money.