Will be very interested to see reviews/test shots for the 8-15 on a crop....
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Will be very interested to see reviews/test shots for the 8-15 on a crop....
jsprtan
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:think: But they left out the FT-M logo on the US website.
pattanct
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60D makes no sense to me. :nono:
I either get a 550D or 7D. If want a 7D but not enogh budget, I will get a 2nd hand one then. As simple as that!
Canon is a very stingy business man as usual. It offers some new features while on the other hand takes off some too. This creates more room for them to do upgrade later, hence dig out more money from your pocket!
before you finish instalment, i am sure you are looking for new lens again, like that it extending your loan period? may be Courts Max credit can help you....;p
woeilee
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Wow so fast got good lobang?
Anyway I am interested in the EF 8-15mm f/4L fisheye. Esp when it is pair when 5DII.
litlefiter
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wah the 70-300L sure look interesting but it is quite expensive leh.. doesnt seem very worth it over the constant aperture of 70-200 f4.
quite disappointed that the 60D no longer has micro-adjustment
quite disappointed that the 60D no longer has micro-adjustment
Soundaholic
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wow I must say I'm thoroughly disappointed with the 7D. All the pent up excitement just went "poof". It's more like a downgrade than an upgrade to me. And that basic+ mode will invite more of those people who buy DSLRs and use them on green auto... Looks like everything non-1 digit is aimed at prosumers already, Canon must be forcing people to get 7D by removing the option in between. Looks like I'll settle for good ol' 50D, new or second hand. That or saving up for a 7D.
I guess I will never end up in that situation.
If I am a 550D user, the upgrade is not attactive enough. If I am using 50D, I definitely will not downgrade to 60D. 7D is the way to go, even a 2nd hand one.
60D? Our of my picture!
phoakm
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u can sell both ur fisheye and get the canon then. then don't need to bring 2 lenses out.
its just 1 stop slower than ur 15mm and 1/3 stop slower than your sigma.
the 70-300 looks good though. portable and weathersealed. good for travels.
Want to get 70-300mm but facing issues. :cry:
What will happen to my 70-200mm f2.8 IS and 300mm f4.
jsprtan
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Want to get 70-300mm but facing issues. :cry:
What will happen to my 70-200mm f2.8 IS and 300mm f4.
U can dump them to me....
flipfreak
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Want to get 70-300mm but facing issues. :cry:
What will happen to my 70-200mm f2.8 IS and 300mm f4.
can donate them to me. i don't mind free lenses. :heart:
phoakm
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mmmm.... i'm very surprised by the intro of the 70-300L IS and the 8-15L fisheye...
Looks like they gave the old 70-300 IS a new paint colour and a slightly better IS mechanism simply to charge more.
And I somehow think the 8-15L is the start of the new set of high-performance UWAs. I am sooooo waiting for the 17-40L IS
Looks like they gave the old 70-300 IS a new paint colour and a slightly better IS mechanism simply to charge more.
And I somehow think the 8-15L is the start of the new set of high-performance UWAs. I am sooooo waiting for the 17-40L IS
blurboiboi
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mmmm.... i'm very surprised by the intro of the 70-300L IS and the 8-15L fisheye...
Looks like they gave the old 70-300 IS a new paint colour and a slightly better IS mechanism simply to charge more.
And I somehow think the 8-15L is the start of the new set of high-performance UWAs. I am sooooo waiting for the 17-40L IS
the 70-300 looks as if the barrel would not extend out when zoomed... right?
And I somehow think the 8-15L is the start of the new set of high-performance UWAs. I am sooooo waiting for the 17-40L IS
Every three years...
2003: Nikon introduces 17-55 f/2.8 DX
2006: Canon follows with EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS (optically better and with IS)
2004: Nikon introduces 200mm f/2.0 VR
2007: Canon revives the 200mm f/2.0 IS lens (comparable)
2005: Nikon introduces the 18-200 VR superzoom
2008: Canon follows with the 18-200 IS superzoom (comparable)
2006: Nikon introduces the 105mm Micro VR
2009: Canon follows with the 100mm Macro IS (better HIS functionality)
2007: Nikon introduces the 14-24mm f2.8 lens
2010: ? ? ? Guess what will happen ? ? ?
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crazysurfer
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Yeah, where's the Canon 14-24mm f2.8L UWA Lens to revel the Nikon?
blurboiboi
Senior Member
seems like Canon is always the follower...
Not all the time... :bsmilie: Like tilt-shift lenses, USM in lenses, bunch of primes (24 f/1.4, 35 f/1.4 etc etc), IS/USM in all the high end telephotos (400/500/600 etc)... The two companies spur each other on...
Rocky78
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Yep ! Agree ...
Definitely looked like a downgrade from 50D.
Switching my eyes on the Sony a55 or Pana GH2 now. Or perhaps something good and light from Nikon or Olympus soon.
;p;p;p
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