EosDslr said:70-200 f/2.8 IS
How about sigma 120-300 f2.8 instead?
about the same price as 70-200 IS, but you can get f2.8 at 300mm!!
EosDslr said:70-200 f/2.8 IS
EosDslr said:Ok.
So which of these ultra-wides should I get - The 17-40 f/4 or the 16-35 f/2.8?
So it's not worth the money to even upgrade to 20D?
Was pondering to buy the following lens with 20D for the 1st option:
16-35 f/2.8
24-70 f/2.8
70-200 f/2.8 IS
Thought it might be a good combo...
benleez said:Save up the money for now... wait for Medium Format Digital price to drop, then go for the kill!!!![]()
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Medium format the way to go for landscape! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
EosDslr said:I agree fully with what you said.
Lens make up the major bulk of the photography equation.
In fact, I love my existing 10D.
benleez said:Save up the money for now... wait for Medium Format Digital price to drop, then go for the kill!!!![]()
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Medium format the way to go for landscape! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
EosDslr said:In fact, I love my existing 10D.
Wai said:How about sigma 120-300 f2.8 instead?
about the same price as 70-200 IS, but you can get f2.8 at 300mm!!
Adam Goi said:For me, I know the answer ... if I'm shooting crap with 10D, I'm quite likely to shoot more crap with a 20D, 1D MKII or 1DS MKII! :bsmilie:
EosDslr said:Ok.
So which of these ultra-wides should I get - The 17-40 f/4 or the 16-35 f/2.8?
So it's not worth the money to even upgrade to 20D?
Was pondering to buy the following lens with 20D for the 1st option:
16-35 f/2.8
24-70 f/2.8
70-200 f/2.8 IS
Thought it might be a good combo...
acetylcholine said:actually another way to put it is that, technology of body will supercede itself..
lens dont..
unless canon comes up with a LLL lens
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So the general consensus is to purchase the L lens and ignore the body upgrade. :thumbsup:
EosDslr said:But the Sigma does not support IS.
No doubt it has a longer reach at f2.8.
Wai said:Well.. IS not really useful unless you are shooting at shutter speed less than 1/focal length and max only 2-3 stops slower than that
Also, unless you are shooting something stationary, you will end up capturing the motion blur which is something that IS cannot prevent
knoxknocks said:my dream combination:
wide: 16-35mm f2.8. ~$2.2K
standard zoom: 24-70 f2.8 ~$2.2K
Telephoto zoom: 70-200 f2.8 + 2x teleconverter ~$3.1K
Macro: 100mm f2.8 Macro ~$900
Flash: Speedlite 580EX ~$800
Tripod: Gitzo CF + Markins Ball Head ~$1.1K
See how easy it is to blow $10K without even considering a new body?
More detailed crap! :bsmilie:Adam Goi said:Me too! We may be using an outdated model but it can still produce incredible pictures as long it's in capable hands. The temptions to move on to a newer or more advance models will always be there but we just need to constantly remind ourselves whether getting such camera bodies can significantly improve the quality of our work.
For me, I know the answer ... if I'm shooting crap with 10D, I'm quite likely to shoot more crap with a 20D, 1D MKII or 1DS MKII! :bsmilie: