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Depending upon what you shoot, you could get better results with L-glass on the 550D than EF-S on the 7D.......
The Mrs My lovely wife uses the 100 F2.8L Macro on her 550D and it's a great combo.
The other thing I suppose I should consider is this whole overheating business I keep hearing mentioned.
hollis_f said:What overheating business, and who keeps mentioning it?
With the new firmware I can get 20 shots on my 133x/20Mb cards before it slows down to clear the buffer.
Chris O said:Which 70-200? Also you are very long starting with 24 and with only one body you are going to loose a lot of time changing lenses. If you are looking to do this professionally then I would go for a second body, full frame with fast, wide L glass to compliment the 7d & long lens
Chris O said:The 24 will give you the equivalent of a 36 ( I think !) which is fine for candid shots of the ceremony etc & you will get some flexibility with its reach as well, I just think that you may be struggling for group shots & other wide stuff if you are working in tight spaces. Do you know which shots the couple want, where they want them & can you take your gear for a trial run for angles, obstructions & best locations? That will give you a better idea of what you need for the day. Also you would get an idea of lighting in the venues, eg, will the f4 be fast enough in an old church on an overcast day?
riu said:Not a wedding tog, but I just my first indoor shoot of a kids Xmas party, bought a 17-55 F2.8. Over the moon with the quality of the images in challenging light, and so versatile.
Steve
Chris O said:Totally agree with Steve on the 17-55, I have one as well & I love it. This would be great on the 7d. If you hire a full frame then 16-35 2.8 would be brilliant. I suppose it depends if you want to faff about with lenses (7d, 70-200 & 17-55, possibly with 24-105 as well) or 2 bodies (7d, 70-200 and second body (full frame?) with 16-35 or 17-55.
Chris O said:Decisions, decisions! Let us know which way you go & good luck!
Hi Steve
I've got the 24-105 and never had an issue with it. I read a lot of reviews about the error issue but bit the bullet anyway!
Hope you enjoy your 7D, it's a great camera.
I got a 7D from argos with 15-85 lens - I already have one of them (now for sale in the classifieds).
Whats the best way to compare the sharpness of these lenses? I havent used the old one since I got my new one, just a bit interested to see if they are different.