damn E, nice lens but damn the debt. maybe you can PS it gone?

 

ha ha OMG do i wish. Actually calling bout bankruptcy today. Sucks but I got personal reasons for doing it. I've been told it will help my money situation big time.

 

its the sharpest because its the simplest design out of all of them.

IS in a build actually lowers the lens's inherent sharpness. the f4 aperture makes it smaller and lighter too.

cheers.

 

I dont need my 28 135mm IS anymore

Im trying to sell it, Ive upgraded my mid focal length lens.

28 135 mm, canon lens hood with canon UV filter,



any offers?

 

^you've got pm.

 

what have u upgraded to?

 

24 70

 

GAH! I want that lens... I've heard less than steller reviews of it on APS-C bodies though. Any thoughts or opinions on that?

 

what did you hear negative about it?

I mustve got a good copy then ahaha because the moment I received it first thing I did was inspect the glass for imperfectons and gave it a front/back focus test, all of which it passed with flying colors.

sharpness is a wee bit better than my 28 135 except corners and edges when 24 70 wins, the extra stops helps improve black level rendition substantially. color wise don't notice much difference, the biggest difference of course is the 2.8

anyhow, its too early to tell, how well it performs, Ill be using it tomorrow night and Ill know how good it is by the week end when I process the photos.

 

I'm very interested in the photos you take with it. If you don't mind, could you post a few pics later on?

 

btw this is my new walk around lens.

next stop

16-35 f2.8 L and 70-200 f2 L.8 IS

that would complete the normal focal range set, except super telephoto.

 

ill see if I can do some street photography today and post them later on.
it was between this or the 70-200 f/2.8 is, As cool as the 70-200 looks, the 24-70 is actually a much more useful focal length for a 1.6 cropped sensor.

 

omg i wish i could use these lens, but i need to master the ones i have first. I am having trouble with long distance shots of landscapes. I dont know what to focus on (i like to use MF) so that my shots dont come out blurry as well as getting the right colors. I know that most of the colors are brought out in PP, but how do i help myself limit the amount i do?

 

I did experiment a wee bit yesterday with the 24 70 and some lighting

 

What do you shoot that justifies you needing those L lenses. Im pretty happy with my setup right now witch is the 17-55 & 10-22

 

I'm trying to decide between the 17-55 and the 24-70... :\

 

you wanna buy my mine ?

 

no n/m loL

 

If I had the money, sure. haha

 

you know important things like house hold items, flowers and my car.