You’ll definitely want to check out the super-cool HD video “WITH” which Canon produced using the soon-to-be-released (January?) EF 8-15 f/4L Fisheye lens, and both the Canon 5DMark II, and Canon 7D. Equally nifty is the making of video – I’ve gotta get one of the remote control helicopters I’m seeing more an more used in producing these kinds of videos. Just click here to see the videos on Canon’s site.
I currently own the Canon EFS-10-22 f/3.5-4 which I’ve used quite a bit with the Canon 7D. The 10-22 is almost a necessity if you want to true-wide angle shots on a crop factor sensor body, and you do get some fish-eye type effect wide open. The nice thing about this new lens is that it is an EF “L” series lens which can be used on both full-frame and crop body sensors.
Once they’re available, I’ll reach out to Canon Professional Services and get one to review, which I’ll post here on ThruMyLens.
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Wow… what an unbelievable presentation, you find the “coolest” stuff.
Thanks
Frank