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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 28467" data-attributes="member: 3903">Thanks! And I really love this lens. It makes me a wayyyy better photographer. I was thinking of another wide angle lens, lets say 10.5mm, but its way too costly so its gonna have to wait until next year.</blockquote>BEWARE !!! NO LENS is going to make you a better photographer. Only experience will. Shoot as much as you can and experiment. The lens is only A tool to help you get what you have in mind. You have to know what you want to have on the picture before you shoot and/or be able to examine your pictures objectively. What I mean by this is when you look at the picture of your dog for example, you might only see it's face and adorable expression. But we, as strangers see all the background and the rest of the picture.The best way to become a better photographer, to me, is to take many many pictures, look at other people's pictures and try to learn as much technique (specially post processing in these digital days) as you can. And don't expect it to happen overnight either. Only my 2 cents hoping to help.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 28467, member: 3903"] Thanks! And I really love this lens. It makes me a wayyyy better photographer. I was thinking of another wide angle lens, lets say 10.5mm, but its way too costly so its gonna have to wait until next year.[/QUOTE] BEWARE !!! NO LENS is going to make you a better photographer. Only experience will. Shoot as much as you can and experiment. The lens is only A tool to help you get what you have in mind. You have to know what you want to have on the picture before you shoot and/or be able to examine your pictures objectively. What I mean by this is when you look at the picture of your dog for example, you might only see it's face and adorable expression. But we, as strangers see all the background and the rest of the picture. The best way to become a better photographer, to me, is to take many many pictures, look at other people's pictures and try to learn as much technique (specially post processing in these digital days) as you can. And don't expect it to happen overnight either. Only my 2 cents hoping to help. [/QUOTE]

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