well I just pulled the trigger on this. I'm a little apprehensive about it as it has a plastic barrel and wont hold its value.
I've decided to go with this and then get a 35mm 1.4 at some point followed by the 50 1.2. with a view to using them and having the 24-70 as a backup.
quite ironic that...
some review sites post example pics maybe i could compare like that. i just thought maybe there was an optimal way to capture and image showing noise and colour noise, which when edited in a certain way would make the task more definitive.
I just bought a used camera on eBay. its not arrived yet but the camera had been used for video and has a low shutter count.
i had read disputed posts somewhere that the heat caused through video could potentially affect the sensor long term in regards to noise.
I've also seen threads with...
I was using the 24-70 on a 1DS Mkiii.
I recently sold all my cameras and have been debating r6 or 2nd hand 1dX II. so it was always going to FF.
I just bought a used 1DX II on eBay.
I'm still in a dilemma regarding a lenses purchase.
I have accepted that 16-35 comes later.
so now its between...
I agree that the 24-70 is more a bread and butter shot lens and there's the reason its so popular. it just doesn't do much on the bokeh or angles and leaves me unimpressed most of the time. I have some really nice shots with it now and again. the 16-35 would deliver the type of images people...
Ha Ha
the ?? at the end of my statement about the primes was to invite comments to the contrary.
the 24-70 comment was intended to invited some members to post images taken with the 24-70 to prove me wrong
I just thought talking about it and hearing different perspective's would help me figure...
I recently sold my 24-70 f4 and 16-35 f4 and a few other bits, well nearly everything lol.
I still have the:
EF 100 2.8L macro
EF 70-200 2.8L IS II
EF 85 1.4 L
which all make wonderful portrait lenses, especially the 85.
I use a full frame camera and can only afford one lens to replace the...
In 1975, Nick Nixon, professor of photography at the Massachusetts College of Art, took a picture of his wife Bebe and her three sisters. They ranged from ages 15 to 25.
https://www.inspiremore.com/4-sisters-retake-family-photograph-for-40-years/
absolutely love this image. awesome, well done
never done focus stacking.
can the same look be achieved by increasing the Fstop. i.e increasing the depth of field?
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