photo sharing and upload picture albums photo forums search pictures popular photos photography help login
Christian Kuiphoff | profile | all galleries >> Test Shots tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Test Shots

Canon 1D, 1Dmk2, 5Dmk2, Nikon D7000 - images with Canon 50 f1.4, 24-85, 100-400L IS, 70-200L IS and Sigma 17-35. ---------------------------------------------------------------- All Rights Reserved. © 2003-11, Christian Kuiphoff ___________________________________ Prints available by request.
ATV Trails
:: ATV Trails :: 		68BB0065.jpg
68BB0065.jpg		 68BB0064.jpg
68BB0064.jpg		 68BB0029.jpg
68BB0029.jpg		 68BB0035.jpg
68BB0035.jpg
68BB0041.jpg
68BB0041.jpg		 68BB0051.jpg
68BB0051.jpg		 68BB0055.jpg
68BB0055.jpg		 68BB0085.jpg
68BB0085.jpg		 68BB0111.jpg
68BB0111.jpg
68BB0118.jpg
68BB0118.jpg		 68BB0121.jpg
68BB0121.jpg		 68BB0123.jpg
68BB0123.jpg		 68BB0142.jpg
68BB0142.jpg		 68BB0148.jpg
68BB0148.jpg
68BB0162.jpg
68BB0162.jpg		 68BB0165.jpg
68BB0165.jpg		 68BB0168.jpg
68BB0168.jpg		 68BB0170.jpg
68BB0170.jpg		 68BB0171.jpg
68BB0171.jpg
68BB0197.jpg
68BB0197.jpg		 68BB0204.jpg
68BB0204.jpg		 Kenko 1.4x TC test with the 100-400L IS on the 10D
:: Kenko 1.4x TC test with the 100-400L IS on the 10D :: 		Pool
:: Pool :: 		CRW_2385.jpg
CRW_2385.jpg
Venza
:: Venza :: 		durango
:: durango :: 		Test
:: Test :: 		Slow Shutter with the 100-400L IS
:: Slow Shutter with the 100-400L IS :: 		100mm f2.8 Macro
:: 100mm f2.8 Macro ::
_D8S0057.jpg
_D8S0057.jpg		 Wide
:: Wide :: 		_D8S2980.jpg
_D8S2980.jpg		 5D
:: 5D :: 		24mm TS-E Experiments
:: 24mm TS-E Experiments ::
Film
:: Film :: 		Accident Repair
:: Accident Repair :: 		Bike
:: Bike :: 		Shots from a Kayak
:: Shots from a Kayak :: 		Polarizer
:: Polarizer ::

comment
STERLING 21-Mar-2003 18:36
I have the sigma for Nikon D100, and I wouldn't say it's soft. It's actually a pretty decent lens. Canon L series adn Nikon ED are not cheap. After spending almost $4000 on the 1D I would think you would looking for a deal on your glass...

With that said...the photos are nice...the pear and apple are very sharp.
Christian Kuiphoff 11-Mar-2002 04:09
Thanks Juergen!

Yes, the Sigma is the not the sharpest, but it does the job okay for wide angle. I see
you were able to get a good shot of the snow leopard. My kids wouldn't let me wait any
longer to see if they would get up and come back around the front. ;-) We both were
able to get the peacocks strutting their stuff too.

I knew somebody would get the "War of the Worlds" image. ;-)

Let me know when you're back from Australia.
Guest 10-Mar-2002 21:59
Chris, Thanks for Posting!


BTW, I love some of your images from the NY trek, especially the "War of the Worlds" one...

PS, I use the Sigma 15-30mm, and it too seems just a bit soft, but its a good value for the money...
Martin Vernon 06-Mar-2002 17:02
Hi ...

How do you rate the Sigma 17-35 on your Canon?

I have the D30 and find the Sigma 17-35 quite soft in comparison with
Canon lenses. It's probably on a par with the cheap ones but even my
trusty little 28-80 Canon outperforms it - ah well, maybe I'll get the
Canon 16-35L - One day....

Cheers, Martin.
click on thumbnails for full image