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Ok, I have about £250 burning a hole in my pocket, a rare thing! Id like to invest it in some kit, but Im torn over what to get/upgrade.
I shoot literally everything and anything, people, cars, pets, indoor nighttime parties, city walkabout shots, Rugby any excuse to use the camera basically.
I have .
Canon 40D
Canon 50mm 1.8 (I love this lens, use it for any portrait stuff or indoors when I can)
Sigma 17-70mm 2.8-4.5 (my general walkabout lens, seems decent enough)
Sigma 70-300mm (the cheap zoom, not too happy with it really but dont use it much maybe because I dont like it?)
430EX flash (seems to do me fine)
Im unsure about what to get, part of me would like to have a 10-20mm Sigma for the extra angles Id get, but part of me says get a better zoom lens (70-200mm 2.8 Sigma etc).
I could sell any lens to add more funds for its replacement.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm anyone want to comment, Im probably talking for talking sake here but thought Id ask what people think would be a good area to spend the money, as I say the tricky bit is that I shoot anything and everything.
I shoot literally everything and anything, people, cars, pets, indoor nighttime parties, city walkabout shots, Rugby any excuse to use the camera basically.
I have .
Canon 40D
Canon 50mm 1.8 (I love this lens, use it for any portrait stuff or indoors when I can)
Sigma 17-70mm 2.8-4.5 (my general walkabout lens, seems decent enough)
Sigma 70-300mm (the cheap zoom, not too happy with it really but dont use it much maybe because I dont like it?)
430EX flash (seems to do me fine)
Im unsure about what to get, part of me would like to have a 10-20mm Sigma for the extra angles Id get, but part of me says get a better zoom lens (70-200mm 2.8 Sigma etc).
I could sell any lens to add more funds for its replacement.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm anyone want to comment, Im probably talking for talking sake here but thought Id ask what people think would be a good area to spend the money, as I say the tricky bit is that I shoot anything and everything.
