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Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM Ultra Wide Angle Zoom Lens

Broaden your perspective with the Canon EF 16-35mm ultra wide angle zoom lens. Specifically designed for improved edge to edge image quality that meets the strict requirements of professional and high-end amateur photographers alike, the lens lets you bring more area into focus while providing greater depth of field. The lens features three high precision aspherical lens elements ground, replica, and GMo that produce even better image quality than the original Canon EF 16-35mm USM lens. The circular aperture, meanwhile, produces a beautiful and natural background blur when shooting at wider apertures. Other details include internal focusing, a ring type ultra-sonic monitor (USM), and new AF algorithms for fast and quiet autofocusing. The lens carries a one year warranty.

Broaden your perspective with the Canon EF 16-35mm ultra-wide-angle zoom lens. Specifically designed for improved edge-to-edge image quality that meets the strict requirements of professional and high-end amateur photographers alike, the lens lets you bring more area into focus while providing greater depth of field. The lens features three high-precision aspherical lens elements--ground, replica, and GMo--that produce even better image quality than the original Canon EF 16-35mm USM lens. The circular aperture, meanwhile, produces a beautiful and natural background blur when shooting at wider apertures. Other details include internal focusing, a ring-type ultra-sonic monitor (USM), and new AF algorithms for fast and quiet autofocusing. The lens carries a one-year warranty.
Focal length: 16-35mm
Maximum aperture: f/2.8
Lens construction: 16 elements in 12 groups
Diagonal angle of view: 108 degrees (at 10 feet) to 63 degrees
Focus adjustment: AF with full-time manual
Closest focusing distance: 0.92 feet
Filter size: 82mm, P=0.75mm/1 filter
Dimensions: 3.5 inches in diameter, 4.4 inches long
Weight: 1.41 pounds

My mom and dad actually got this for me last year, as kind of a birthday gift. There's a camera shop near where I live, and I usually buy my film, chemicals, and paper there. They also have a ton of antique cameras for sale. My parents know I'm really into antique cameras now, so on my birthday, we went to the camera shop and they basically told me to pick anything I wanted. So I chose this little camera! LOL
(I almost got a 16mm movie camera, but it didn't have the lens and I didn't feel like trying to hunt for one).

It's an Argus C3 Matchmatic, a 35mm rangefinder camera. It's a really cool, "retro" looking camera (I think the two-color body looks kind of classy). I had some problems with the focus at first, my first test roll of film came out entirely blurry. The rangefinder wasn't matched up with the lens (apparently, someone had taken the lens off at some point and didn't put it back on right). It took me a while, but I finally fixed it and now this camera works great. In fact, it takes amazingly good pictures considering it's probably at least 50 years old!

Like the standard Argus C3, this cameras is heavy, boxy, and kind of awkward to use. The rangefinder window is also really cloudy and hard to see through. But there's just something about it that I really like.

7/26/2011
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Stash house is THAT boutique. They have successfully opened 2 locations since May; one in the Connecticut Post Mall, and one in the Westfield Trumbull Mall where these following 2 shots were taken.

First part of the day went by kinda slow; I just sat around, watched movies and photographed a few more pairs of sneakers for sale. I figured I'd go on by Stash House and inquire about a certain product that I hoped they'd be receiving, and was fulfilled with spectacular news :D Oh, but wait...of course something has to go wrong! I had forgot my tripod at home fmlzzz, oh well, I did what I had to do. I'm just not happy with the crops, as I'm so used to using the tripod, GAWD damnz wide-angle warping....lulzzz :D

Anyways, I took a few shots and with the amount of tips, tricks, concepts, ideas and techniques that I have studied, attempted and learned these were the finished products. I have beyond much to learn, and the only thing I can do is practice and study more.
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Camera info:
Nikon D90
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8
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Editing info:
Dodge
Vintage
Layers and more layers
Patience
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Enjoy!
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