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Canon 5dmk3 + 35mm f2 IS @ f6.3 iso400
Canon 35mm f/2 IS USM
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Canon 5dmk3 + 35mm f2 IS @ f6.3 iso400
Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
This is my favourite and most used lens on my 6D!
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This is my favourite and most used lens on my 6D!
Take A Seat by Daniel E Lee
Enjoyable by Daniel E Lee
Tony Roma's Bokeh by Daniel E Lee
Locked In Love by Daniel E Lee
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Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
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Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
Those are some pretty nice shots! At that price, I think you have a winner
Those are some pretty nice shots! At that price, I think you have a winner
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To be honest, both ain't writtin' English good.
There was a time when a double negative was acceptable grammar. However, under our current "rules" of grammer, double negatives should be avoided in order to reduce confusion.
"There is no reason to dislike this lens" would be much better if one wishes to structure the sentence using a negative. But it is important to understand that "there is no reason to dislike this lens" is not the same as "there are reasons to like this lens".
TeT said:
To be honest, both ain't writtin' English good.
There was a time when a double negative was acceptable grammar. However, under our current "rules" of grammer, double negatives should be avoided in order to reduce confusion.
"There is no reason to dislike this lens" would be much better if one wishes to structure the sentence using a negative. But it is important to understand that "there is no reason to dislike this lens" is not the same as "there are reasons to like this lens".
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Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
They are both awkward, but the first one would commonly be considered to be splitting the infinitive, 'to not like' splits 'to like', so generally 'not to like' would be considered less awkward.
However 'There is no reason to dislike this lens' sounds and reads much better and is easier to understand.
TeT said:
They are both awkward, but the first one would commonly be considered to be splitting the infinitive, 'to not like' splits 'to like', so generally 'not to like' would be considered less awkward.
However 'There is no reason to dislike this lens' sounds and reads much better and is easier to understand.
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Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
I think it would be the second one, but the first one sounds sort of fine to me as well. My girlfriend has been trying to teach me a second language and as I learn that, my English gets worse and worse : lol.
This lens is very underrated, I would buy it 10 times over since I love it that much!
TeT said:
I think it would be the second one, but the first one sounds sort of fine to me as well. My girlfriend has been trying to teach me a second language and as I learn that, my English gets worse and worse :
lol.AcutancePhotography said:
This lens is very underrated, I would buy it 10 times over since I love it that much!
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Re: Canon 35mm F2 IS
This thread is inspiring. The 35 IS has just sailed past the 100L to the top of my wish list.
The current 35L seems almost pointless.
This thread is inspiring. The 35 IS has just sailed past the 100L to the top of my wish list.
The current 35L seems almost pointless.
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NSFW
https://500px.com/photo/93906289/apartment-scene-by-jesse-herzog?from=user_library
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