Can you get a 17mm 1/2
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Dear Peter, Thank you for the interest in our product. We carry the following Size includes 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 mm. Hope this has been of help.
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Mine came with 28mm, you can order alternate sizes from the company website.
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There is an adapter, LEE Filters Adapter Ring for Canon 17mm TS-E Lens, that B&H; carries. I haven't used it, but it most likely obstructs some of the image. BTW, I've been using this lens for landscape work recently and am quite impressed with it.
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It measures just under 18mm at 17 mm. You could return it if it doesn't fit. Good luck.
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Sorry, I don't know as I only bought what you see, the 1/2. Contact the company, perhaps they can help.
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there is a 62mm & 72 mm Hard to find the differences here. I have a 62 mm and would like to get the newer one.
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I own both. In terms of sharpness and optical quality, they are about the same. As already mentioned, the difference in focal lengths is significant. The 12/2.0 is more useful for landscapes and shooting in confined spaces. The 17/1.8 is better for street photography and portraiture.
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Yes you can. However i do not recommend you buying this unless if you have a full frame camera to use it on or you are planning to buy a full frame camera. Otherwise, i recommend sigma 17-50mm f2.8 OS for canon 3Ti
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Yes, completely. I would however also consider the 28mm 1.8g for a third the cost. :)
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The 14-42 covers 28mm to 84mm.The 17mm covers 34mm.Lower the number the wider of the shot. The advantages are it's smaller and has a faster aperture. Which means a shallower depth of field and it's better in low light. You can't zoom with the 17mm as it's a prime lens. The two lenses compliment each other, not replace each other. Each serve a different purpose.
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If you are buying the one in the photos then no!! Their should be a d after the 2.8 on the lens
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I used the 3/16 ( 0.5 cm). I think they are available in other sizes. Hope that helps.
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15-85mm best walkaround outdoor lens.17-55 2.8 is if you want one lens to walkaround in and outdoors.
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Not really. The 45mm is 1 1/3 stops faster and also much smaller and lighter. I have both and prefer the 45mm for portraits.
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I don't think there's an official release date. Some zoom kits have already shipped (including from Amazon), but the only place I've seen 17mm kits shipping is Germany. A few US retailers have gotten (and sold) some 17mm lenses, though.
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You need to look at the threads in the front of your lens. There will be a notation of the size required there
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From my understanding the 49mm will fit with your 16 and 18-55. You will need a 67mm for the 18-200. Hopes that help.