Construction Paper Cityscape

architecture, landscape, cityscape.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

I use this film mostly for landscape and cityscape. I like it because it is a high contrast film i am worried about the situation at Kodak though.

I use it mostly for automotive, landscape, and cityscape photography. It's very sharp for a wideangle lens and the colors are amazing. Love how wide it is at 10mm. I almost never take it off my camera. The quality of it is great. Feels nice a durable. Only thing I wish it had a faster aperture of like a f/2.8 like the Tokina. Other than that a great lens!

This will mainly be used for landscape/cityscape images. I sold my Nikon 24-70 and now own the 24, 35 and 50 1.4 Art lenses from Sigma. This one is right up there with the other two. I finally had a chance to go out and shoot some things with it and The results were great. I can tell there is a subtle difference in sharpness compared to shooting my Nikon 24-70 and the 24mm length. Like my other Art lenses, I had to use the dock to calibrate this lens. There was a good amount of front focusing out of the box, but with adjustments made through the dock, I didn't need to change the AF fine tuning in either of the two Nikon bodies I have.

This is a great filter, if you have a Lee holder don't hesitate, just get it. Especially good for cityscape where you don't want the buildings too dark from a hard edge grad. There are no cons to this one, only pros.

I wanted a good general purpose lens for an upcoming trip with lots of landscape and cityscape opportunities.

Pros: 1. Super compact. It allows me to shoot cityscape at night, 1/30s hand-held, successful 90% of the time! 2. Great sharpness enough for my A7RIII. 3. Good bokeh if you don't always need to zoom in to 100%. Round point light bokeh across the frame at F/4. Cons: onion rings bokeh visible if you zoom in to 100%, and a lot of lemon-shape bokeh at F/2.8. So I always shoot portraits at F/4. Overall a perfect lens. I would rather not go for the super heavy and expensive GM.

I do Cityscape Photography  and I must say its a great lens to have. The 12mm was a great addition to my Canon16-35mm. I have tested the lens for sharpness and distortions, I can say its a sharp lens and has no distortions at all.  I have attached imaged here that I took recently in Doha city and one of them is a Panorama which is consists of 5 vertical frames. Again I must say its a must lens to have and I love everything about it.

The weight of this Zeiss lens perfectly fits my A7Riii. I uses this lens for landscape and cityscape photo shot these days and the sharpness and the color it delivers are amazing!