In LA with Canon Explorer of Light Atiba Jefferson & the Canon RF7-14mm F2.8-3.5 L FISHEYE STM Lens

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Join Canon Explorer of Light Atiba Jefferson as he takes you through Los Angeles to showcase the standout features of Canon’s ultra-wide zoom, the RF7–14mm F2.8–3.5 L FISHEYE lens. Experience the incredible creative potential of this lens—from its unbelievable field of view to its ability to capture dynamic, high energy skateboarding action shots. See how Atiba pushes the boundaries of perspective and brings every moment to life with this powerful fisheye zoom.
Learn more about the RF7–14mm F2.8–3.5 L FISHEYE lens: https://canon.us/4rALDCD
My name is Atiba Jefferson and I'm a photographer.
Skateboarding and photography have always been a thing that goes with each other
and there's nothing like a fisheye for shooting skateboarding.
It's the perfect glass.
What are you gonna do?
I think we're gonna do a melon head today.
That would be sick.
This is where I'll be.
So I think if you go above me.
All right, get ready gang.
Let's get it.
My process of shooting is try and challenge yourself
to do exactly opposite of what your first instinct is.
With fisheye, it changes the whole perspective.
Oh, for days.
That was sharp.
That was sick.
Architecture here is amazing in Los Angeles.
So many amazing buildings.
It's endless beautiful backgrounds.
That lens at seven millimeter is gonna change everything.
Wow.
It's making it more fisheye than we've ever seen.
That photo is insane.
Knowing that I had the opportunity to shoot such an iconic lens,
I wanted to shoot a very iconic spot, which is the Pink Motel.
Hey, Nicole Curran.
Why don't you both just give me grinds over the light?
The closer you get, the crazier it looks.
Oh my god, that's so good.
Give me one at 14.
Autofocus is very important in fisheye.
Instead of pre-focusing where the square would be,
you can literally point and it's gonna be dead on.
Oh, fire.
That's one.
Just one more.
Wow.
Yeah, that's great.
Photography is breaking rules.
Bending that world is just changing it.
Being an individual, standing out, trying to be creative.
Lens is good.
