davidcl0nel said:
1/4 isn't all that consistent and it's much rougher since people are in the shot too
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1/4 isn't all that consistent and it's much rougher since people are in the shot too
padam said:
I don't it is just for the 5Ds or APS-C bodies at all. APO makes a difference even on an old 5D or 10D.
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).The Japanese retail price may not be the actual true price. When the 100-400mm MK2 was announced in Japan the price with the exchange rate made it $400USD more than the price in the States. But when it actually went on sale in Japan, everywhere was selling it well below the MSRP in line with USD price. Hopefully that is the case again with this lens.
I have the mk1 and it's the only L lens I have that isn't weather sealed and I would like to remedy that.
I have the mk1 and it's the only L lens I have that isn't weather sealed and I would like to remedy that.
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LetTheRightLensIn said:
yes, if they remove all the LoCA - and it's "near APO" for a 35mm 1.4 - we're talking very near Otus territory - and then, is the price that whoa - considering it's weathersealed, has AF and probably 1/2 the price of the Zeiss Otus would be?
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I like the IQ of my Sigma 35mm Art...But, it has slow AF (though accurate, luckily), it is heavy, and it has no weather sealing.
Make the IQ obviously better, the AF snappy, the body a bit lighter...Big hit. Price will work its way down in time.
Make the IQ obviously better, the AF snappy, the body a bit lighter...Big hit. Price will work its way down in time.
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YuengLinger said:
I was initially disappointed when I first popped the lens on and the focus did not seem all that fast. In fact it seemed similar to my Sigma 50 EX. However, this past week I was on back to back vacations from a local resort instate to flying out to the west coast and I really put the lens through it's paces. I am quite pleased how often things worked out at f/1.4, even in ISO 6400 type lighting. Either way, I am in agreement, a tad on the slower side, but very accurate on my 6D. Can always hope for faster AF, but as far as IQ, this lens leaves nothing to be desired. It produces great pictures.
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EF 35mm f/1.4L II USM
Art
EF 35mm f/1.4L USM
Can't wait for May/June/July to arrive so prices drop to around $1,440.
Thank you Sigma, Nikon, Yongnuo, Zeiss, Rokinon, Bower and Samyang for putting out 35/1.4 to keep competition alive.
The Series one currently sells on BH for $1,479
Art
EF 35mm f/1.4L USM
Can't wait for May/June/July to arrive so prices drop to around $1,440.
Thank you Sigma, Nikon, Yongnuo, Zeiss, Rokinon, Bower and Samyang for putting out 35/1.4 to keep competition alive.
The Series one currently sells on BH for $1,479
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That would be nice but they also need to figure out a better AF system for that lens. That thing focuses like it has lead in it's ass. But the MkII isn't that old, so I wouldn't expect to see Canon revise it anytime soon. You'll get a new 50mm and new 135mm before an 85 Mk III
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rrcphoto said:
well anything that much is gonna be whoa!!! regardless of anything else ;D but as for a fair value yeah I'm sure it would be then.
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dolina said:EF 35mm f/1.4L II USM
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EF 35mm f/1.4L USM
Can't wait for May/June/July to arrive so prices drop to around $1,440.
Thank you Sigma, Nikon, Yongnuo, Zeiss, Rokinon, Bower and Samyang for putting out 35/1.4 to keep competition alive.
The Series one currently sells on BH for $1,479
Well, I still think that Sigma 35mm Art is a better value for money...
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All European Canon shooters should unite and let Canon know that we do not accept this over pricing in Europe. $1799 in the US and $2200-$2300 + VAT in Europe is simply unacceptable.jeffa4444 said:
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