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photocols Registered: Jul 22, 2005 Total Posts: 320 Country: United States |
I agree! |
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rcmanoj Registered: Jun 13, 2005 Total Posts: 794 Country: United States |
So all these "pro" photographers use ONLY wide angle lenses |
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ebeaydojraes Registered: Feb 16, 2006 Total Posts: 202 Country: Netherlands |
please calm down. Remember, Photokina is this year again and everyone goes all out at that time. If Canon did it now, everybody would be upset that after a half-yea they are already upgrading the just new SLR... |
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EA6B Registered: Mar 22, 2002 Total Posts: 5423 Country: United States |
I've been a pro shooting Canon since 1972, when a Nikon broke in some far off exotic land, and I'm happy with what I have. My lenses cover the range from 14 to 400. If I need more reach, I call CPS and borrow a 500 or 600 for 10 days at no charge. No complaints from this pro! |
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fotografur Registered: Jun 24, 2005 Total Posts: 3982 Country: United States |
Guy Mancuso wrote: |
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nikey Registered: Mar 31, 2004 Total Posts: 702 Country: United States |
Canon targets where the demand is. Sorry to say but they make money in entry/prosumer level so, that's where spending their resources. I can't blame them with that decision. |
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Ozone42 Registered: Aug 12, 2005 Total Posts: 551 Country: United States |
Ok this is just getting ridiculous. How is *anyone* screwed here? |
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reggie747 Registered: Oct 03, 2002 Total Posts: 1921 Country: United Kingdom |
pro’s or advanced hobbyist are buying Zeiss and leica lenses. |
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nikey Registered: Mar 31, 2004 Total Posts: 702 Country: United States |
Ozone42 wrote: |
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reggie747 Registered: Oct 03, 2002 Total Posts: 1921 Country: United Kingdom |
i warned everyone on the board you just wait till the 5d comes out, i was not wrong |
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fotografur Registered: Jun 24, 2005 Total Posts: 3982 Country: United States |
Guy Mancuso wrote: |
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Nori Registered: Apr 23, 2002 Total Posts: 9787 Country: United States |
I was and still hoping that canon would some day release a top of the line 17mm prime lens. This has been the most 'underwhelming announcement' since I have got in Digital Photography. I am guessing that it is the marketing of Canon to push people to buy more of their flagship full frame camera 'The 5d' |
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nikey Registered: Mar 31, 2004 Total Posts: 702 Country: United States |
Guy Mancuso wrote: |
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mauriceramirez Registered: Jul 16, 2004 Total Posts: 2904 Country: United States |
any pro worth his salt will readily admit his canon wideangles are far from perfect. |
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calvillo Registered: May 18, 2004 Total Posts: 582 Country: United States |
You pissed at Canon? |
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foges Registered: Oct 24, 2005 Total Posts: 585 Country: Norway |
As you seem so hyped over getting a perfect wide angle (like the 21 zeiss i guess), what are you hoping for? not that i have the 24L or 35L but i thought they were pretty decent at least. I know there is a lack on the cheaper wide angles (20,24,28,28) |
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Chuck Fry Registered: Jun 07, 2005 Total Posts: 1086 Country: United States |
Guy Mancuso wrote: |
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timparkin Registered: Sep 05, 2005 Total Posts: 1665 Country: United Kingdom |
35L is decent, the 24L is soft in the corners.. That means the widest sharp* canon lens for my 20D is an equivalent standard lens... |
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rcmanoj Registered: Jun 13, 2005 Total Posts: 794 Country: United States |
Guy,I respect your concern.Indeed, canon doesn't have a WOW wideangle prime.. |
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Sam Bennett Registered: Sep 26, 2004 Total Posts: 4731 Country: United States |
Guy, was that shot with your DMR or the 1Ds? |
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Greg Feldman Registered: Mar 14, 2005 Total Posts: 5841 Country: United States |
I guess I'm also unclear about what the wide guys want. I almost never use wides, so the whole issue is lost on me. Assuming that the quality has to be great, is it speed or really wide angle that you're looking for? |
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johnastovall Registered: Apr 07, 2005 Total Posts: 1332 Country: United States |
Guy Mancuso wrote: |
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Tom_W Registered: Jan 21, 2004 Total Posts: 5160 Country: United States |
Guy's got a point here. Canon's best ultra-wide prime isn't a prime at all - it's the 16-35L zoom. And that isn't perfect either, but it's the best thing wider than 24 mm that I've used. Canon needs something in the 18-20 mm range that has low distortion, minimal CA, and full-frame corner-to-corner sharpness in the f/5.6-f/11 range. |
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CurtPick Registered: Nov 21, 2004 Total Posts: 3259 Country: United States |
Guy, |
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sskoutas Registered: Feb 15, 2006 Total Posts: 3149 Country: United States |
Ozone42 wrote: |