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Canon EOS 1D Mark III
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Review Date: Dec 27, 2009
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Recommend? yes |
Price paid: Not Indicated
| Rating: 8
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Pros:
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AF performance is very good. Build quality (like a tank), High ISO, AF-on button,
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Cons:
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Having to listen to so many complain about it.
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Go ahead and read all about this camera as you will hear either awesome or worst camera ever.
Well I have 2 of them and I am very happy. Both of them have been to Canon for all of the AF fixes and they both work wonderfully.
Go ahead as you can now get them for a song. Send em' in to Canon and get the updates and you will find out that this is actually a very good camera.
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Canon EF 200mm f/1.8L USM
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Review Date: Feb 4, 2008
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Recommend? yes |
Price paid: $3,200.00
| Rating: 9
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Pros:
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drop dead sharp enough to make you bleed crisp photos. It still commands a hefty price if you have a reason to sell it.
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Cons:
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It still commands a hefty price if you want to get more than one!
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Why do people covet this lens? Because it's like showing up on the red carpet with a supermodel on your arm. People turn their heads when they see it and talk about wanting it if they don't have one.
Photographers who have one of these are like people of the NRA. They feel so strongly about having one that you do have to kill them in order to get it away from them.
This is my indoor go-to lens if I have to get the shot.
Fire-balling closer in baseball comes to mind when needing to get a sharp shot. You bring it in when you need to close it down and don't hesitate when you pull it out of the bag.
Ok Cliche's are over so go get one when the prices drop (maybe $100)
Ross
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