Canon TS-E24MM f3.5L (obscure lenses)

This was the staple of real-estate photography in the 90s, and Canons only L series tilt-shift lens for over 18 years. The Canon TS-E 24mm f3.5L was one of a kind until being replaced by the mark two, with similar base specs, many changes in the body and internal changes. It was also now the second in canons new line of L tilt-shift lenses. Being surpassed in focal length by the Canon TS-E 17mm f4L leading the new lineup.
It was also the only wide, as the next up was the 45mm TS-E which is also the next video I'll be sharing on the Canon TS-E 45mm f2.8 later this week!

[@evanhall6452]

Nice video! You have convinced me to pull the trigger on one to use on my Sony A7II for landscapes. Cheers!

[@olava4440]

Wym with obscure lens??

[@ryandelacruz8414]

awesome!!! I have a buddy lending me his, its the mark I, and I couldnt find any other review... how would this lens play on a canon 70d?

[@devinshaw4221]

Very well, used it on my 40D and it operates waaay smoother then on my Sony. I think it sits more snug on the og canon mounts too