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If a 24mm is your tool, you will eventually end up with the best package that your budget allows. Not taking a shortcut means losing money on the way by buying/selling its compromised, but still expensive siblings. I am not a pro, however I like flare shots but also like low light performance, mainly for weddings & indoor. Further: want AF, sharp as possible colors, etc. So my journey began:
Grew from the 24/2.8 (excellent lens, but -/- low light and flare, ca), to a 20-35L 2.8 (great for a zoom but -/- low light and flare), the 24L mkI (Excellent also but still -/- little bit of flare, ca,) and decided eventually to go for the ultimate package 24L mkII. Rented it couple of times (super!), then waiting game for an excellent copy to swing by on the second hand market. And it paid off: what a stellar performer, for an excellent price (70% of new price, mint). Tick: 24mm goal met….enjoying it immensely when I take it out
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