Andrew Welsh Offline Buy and Sell: On
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Rian:
I see the hay you're trying to make here.. pretty much every lens looks good at f/8 and studio lights can give you f/8 in pretty much any condition... thus, starting out the kit isn't so important.. to a studio photographer. Which is why original 1D's are still floating around making money for pros, despite them being a 4 MP camera and noise that looks like shizz at ISO800+
Even cheaper is the 20D and 50/1.8, which, at f/8 will produce sharper shots than the kit lens! Obviously the first thing to invest in really should be the lighting equipment if one wishes to be a studio photographer.
For natural light / wedding / sports / nature / landscape photographers, the 5dII is the better choice.
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