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Just got myself ( ebay ) a canon 28-105 f/3.5-4.5 USM lens
immaculate condition no fungus or dust spots. came with filter on it too.
some may wonder why i got this lens.. two reasons... it fits the gap of the range im missing ( i have 10-18 and 70-300 lenses ) , budget.. i got it for bargain price of £60, optics.. for an old lens the reviews rate it as one of the best old lenses out there and quite a step up from kit lens with tests putting it almost on a par with L series lenses.. but the main reason was that it has distance window ( something sadly lacking it pretty much all of todays budget priced lenses ) .
Metal mount too and its a hefty weight and very solidly built.
might seem a bit of an odd focal length especially on a crop sensor ( 44.8- 168 ) but think this will do just fine for shooting portraits and also with the distance window may give its a try for some long exposure night shots in manual mode where the infinity marker will come in handy ( something which is lacking on my 10-18 IS STM lens ) .
handy size walkabout lens too for street photography . stepped down 2 stops its supposed to be tack sharp ( we shall see ) but for the money think i got a bargain as normally they go for around £120-130
immaculate condition no fungus or dust spots. came with filter on it too.
some may wonder why i got this lens.. two reasons... it fits the gap of the range im missing ( i have 10-18 and 70-300 lenses ) , budget.. i got it for bargain price of £60, optics.. for an old lens the reviews rate it as one of the best old lenses out there and quite a step up from kit lens with tests putting it almost on a par with L series lenses.. but the main reason was that it has distance window ( something sadly lacking it pretty much all of todays budget priced lenses ) .
Metal mount too and its a hefty weight and very solidly built.
might seem a bit of an odd focal length especially on a crop sensor ( 44.8- 168 ) but think this will do just fine for shooting portraits and also with the distance window may give its a try for some long exposure night shots in manual mode where the infinity marker will come in handy ( something which is lacking on my 10-18 IS STM lens ) .
handy size walkabout lens too for street photography . stepped down 2 stops its supposed to be tack sharp ( we shall see ) but for the money think i got a bargain as normally they go for around £120-130
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