Desk 24 Wide Unusual Executive

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

The clarity of images from this lens is awesome. With the wide angle I can get some unusual angles when taking some snaps.

This is a specialty lens, but is great for that special shot you're looking for. Great for getting the unusual view or capturing a wide area that most lenses won't cover. I use it in weddings to get the entire chapel or in very high ceilings to get the ceiling and part of the walls. It's not great for everyday use - this will sit in your camera bag most of the time, but on those infrequent occasions when you need it, you'll be delighted to have it. It isn't cheap, but it is a lifetime investment - you only need one fish-eye.

Can make crazy and unusual macro photos. The images are sharp. The aperture (important for very wide angle) can produce a nice starburst when aimed into the sun (although can flare if not careful). Using this lens is challenging -- the lens itself is superb, but wide-angle macro has a host of issues: keeping the lens from casting a shadow on a subject and simply coming up with creative compositions. While I'm fine with full manual, the one suggestion for improvement would be to have an aperture stop so a photographer can move from f4 to whatever the lighting is set for (e.g., f11) by touch alone. This lens isn't for most people I suspect, but is a powerful creative tool for some.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Used on a 24-70 and is a must in the cases that you shoot wide.

Amazing wide angle lense. I actually like it more than the 14-24.

The flash accessory with the most unusual name has to be the snoot!

Great business tool and executive tab