White Bookshelf 24 Inches Wide

[1.36 lb] I love ti. is very strong and works perfect with my Ben Q 24 inches monitor.

I love ti. is very strong and works perfect with my Ben Q 24 inches monitor.

[Alpha Cellulose] Bright White 24 Lb produces quality plots. Happy with product.

[Plastic] Good, even lighting, white and bright. Suitable for photography with the wide beam.

Good, even lighting, white and bright. Suitable for photography with the wide beam.

[Matte] We print architectural plans at 24 x 18 and 24 x 36. At 24 lb, bright white, we not only print a great presentation set, but we also create a krinkle-free job-site set. Excellent!

[28 AWG] The extra inches will really come in handy!

[Clear] I use this on my Canon 24-70mm f2.8It's wide enough that I don't see any added vignetting, clear enough that I see no ghosting or flares, and seems to be hight quality threading. ........

[0.71 lb] I have one I've used for years for my Nikon 12-24 wide angle. I purchased the Nikon fisheye and it needed a different extension kit and I had to remove the shade. I bought the second dome port to use for it. Easier to have the kit pre-mounted on the correct port. Both ports work great.

[Full-Frame] I can honestly say I prefer this lens to the Nikon 14-24. The sharpness is honestly astonishing, and I love having the ability to zoom to 30 mm. I find myself less and less shooting at 15 mm so the small degree in wide angle is not so important. However, I find myself routinely shooting between 24 and 30 mm. So the trade off is more than justified. While you can't use screw on filters, I've turned to the NiSi filter system available for the Tamron 15-30 and it works perfectly well, though it is a bit cumbersome and awkward. Though you'd be forced to use a complicated filter system with any ultra-wide. I have found that this lens can catch some sun flares, but mostly only when shooting directly towards the sun on a bright day. I don't think there's a lens in existence that wouldn't catch some flares under those conditions.