Frage von Tong-Len:
Hello,
The suchfunktion course I've had extensively used before, but would be nice if someone a more concrete answer for me. :) Thank you
Needed soon in U.S. for 7 days a wide-angle (and hire a fisheye) for the canon xl2 and xm2 (<- is called in usa GL2)
1. Are
standardized worldwide, the
dinger? So since I could buy one for the project here in Germany and then sell again without having problems?
2. the cheaper converter are supposed to be pretty bad ... 7days, it might be useful
to borrow a couple of
good? 3. As far as I've heard that the converter would need
both the xl2
as synonymous fit on the XM2? can anyone confirm? both
72 mm diameter?
4. fisheye would be synonymous very good ... but I would like very
little to no
vignetting s.rand (halt not such a blatant fisheye)
which fisheyelinsen and WWlinsen can you
recommend? 5. which is cheap to supply the best results? (bildausschnitt relationship between winning and curvature)
eg WW: 0.7x
fish: 0.45x
Antwort von Markus:
1. [...] So when I could buy one for the project and then sell again here in Germany without any problems? Yes, that would be possible. But probably not that useful and if you have bad luck, you'd have to pay duty on the converter when traveling to Germany.
2. the cheaper converter are supposed to be pretty bad ... 7days, it might be useful to borrow a couple of good? If one (especially given the higher-priced equipment) only takes a short time, not usually worth a purchase. I would borrow the parts accordingly.
3. As far as I've heard that the converter would need both the xl2 as synonymous fit on the XM2? The XM2 has a thread-Ø of 52 mm, not 72 mm as the XL2.
5. which is cheap to supply the best results? (bildausschnitt relationship between winning and curvature) A really good optics does not provide any significant curvature. The purchase prices of such lenses, however, lie far in the four-digit levels, and I do not know whether an on Lenses come to similar conclusions as the optics of a professional camera.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
The XM2 has a thread of 52 mm dia Sorry if I do need to correct here, but the XL2 has a 58mm thread.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Markus:
Since there is nothing to forgive, you are right with the Avg. Was a transcription error on my part (had looked on the website of Canon). ;-)
