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Lenses / Re: 24-105L vs 24-70 Tamron VC
« on: November 01, 2012, 05:20:41 PM »I just bought my 24-105L for 750$.For $750, you can always sell it back when you ready for 24-70 II
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I just bought my 24-105L for 750$.For $750, you can always sell it back when you ready for 24-70 II
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i want my 14-24mm please.....
FUTURE: Waiting for the new 100-400
Knowing you... it has to be a F2.8 or bust baby!
...by the way K-amp. My 24-70 II replacement arrived yesterday. Same vigetting @ 24mm(evenly).Canon needs to monitor these kind of activities. Otherwise, Canon will loose many more loyal customers.
As far as I see it Canon does everything and more to protect mid- to high-range investments like the 5d3, that's why they spec'ed the 6d as it is. If an investment is safe as far as electronics goes, it's with Canon ff and L.
That being said the 5d3 is a special case because most people though that $3500 was mildly to ridiculously overpriced given the competition and the improvements over the 5d2, and I'm sure the price will continue to drop until it's at least on d800 level.
I agreed....It's Bsssssss too see 5D III price drop $700 - $800 after 6months from released date.
Canon needs to monitor these kind of activities. Otherwise, Canon will loose many more loyal customers. THE-END
Early adopters always pay extra premium on electronics. I'm sure you knew that, so no reason to get mad if you got a great camera much earlier than other people.

)Thanks a lot guys! Things are getting a little worse now. I might go out tomorrow morning for photos of the aftermath.
I can see the benefits of f2.8 IS - but 24-70 f4 IS??
Let me guess...Canon going to charge more for a shorter in lenght(24-105) and slower f-stop(f2.lens.
WOW....their marketing team is getting smarter and smarter everyday.
There will be reasonable explanations for it:
1. STM motor
2. Better focusing with newer bodies
3. Next generation IS
4. Better coatings
5. Less distortion at 24mm
And a sentence: "Specially dedicated for photo enthusiast covering focals above 70mm with their 70-200 zooms, this newly developed best in it's class lens is better optimized through it's whole focal range."
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lens.Problem is, I don't think the 24-70 (without IS) was designed with you in mind. I would guess that the main use case Canon considered was reportage - PJs and wedding shooters being the two biggest camps. - Both of those groups need to keep their shutter speeds up to reduce motion blur - in the region of 1/80s to 1/125s at least.
I shoot weddings, and my main lens is the 24-105. It's not uncommon at all for me to get some shots at 1/5th to 1/20th, and for them to be fantastic. The catch is, it would be nice to have that extra stop of brightness when I do need to pump up the shutter speed - it would save a stop of ISO - but not while requiring me to change lenses to get those slow shots too.
If your main lens is 24-105 for wedding, how many flashes do you bring with you?
One on every camera, but I don't rely on flash for anything but fill. When I need speed because of dark conditions, I break out the primes - f/2.8 is too slow.
Problem is, I don't think the 24-70 (without IS) was designed with you in mind. I would guess that the main use case Canon considered was reportage - PJs and wedding shooters being the two biggest camps. - Both of those groups need to keep their shutter speeds up to reduce motion blur - in the region of 1/80s to 1/125s at least.
I shoot weddings, and my main lens is the 24-105. It's not uncommon at all for me to get some shots at 1/5th to 1/20th, and for them to be fantastic. The catch is, it would be nice to have that extra stop of brightness when I do need to pump up the shutter speed - it would save a stop of ISO - but not while requiring me to change lenses to get those slow shots too.