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Advise needs. At the present moment own a 400D Body does the above len work well
with the body? Thinking of get the len first than later upgrade to a FF body. |
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Work well in what sense? I really wouldn't recommend that lens to anyone.
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So you mean, you want us to advise you of a need to purchase this lens?
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If got marnie, that lense is good. If got no marnie, that lense is not good.
![]() OK Seriously, the ONLY other lense in a similar focal range is the somewhat unknown but highly-rated (and HUGE) Sigma 15-30mm lense. I don't think it's available new anymore, but the 2nd hand market should still have a few copies ard $400-$450. The Sigma a very capable lense up to a certain point - once you print S8Rs and bigger, you'll see the difference between the Sigma lense, and the Canon 1635 M2. Needless to say, the Canon is a lot faster, both the aperture as well as the focusing. But the Sigma is no slouch either. Some people love the Canon, and some people hate it. It's up to you to decide what you need at the end of the day, and how much you can afford to spend. For a lot less money, the Canon 17-40L is a really nice lense! |
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16-35 is not UWA on 1.6crop sensor.. so if u wanna get that for UWA, ask yourself if u are moving to full frame very soon or not
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He said 'Advise needs'. Care to explain which part I misread or misinterpreted?
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had a EF-S 17-55mm/F2.8 len with my 400D.I was asking does it work well with 400D body because I thought it only work with EF-S len only that why I asked does it work well with 400D? Intend to get the 5DMK.II as my present len is not suitable for a FF.I am a newbie in photo shot only get to know the EF-S len does not work with a FF that why I'm asking about the len.Veri veri sori for been so blurrrrr. |
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That said, 16-35 is quite hard to use and the image quality may not make you feel justified to spend nearly 2k on it. But if you really want the widest zoom lens on your 5DII in future, this lens is it. |
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But I had to ask, why the hurry to go FF? The 17-55mm and the 400D is a good combo, if you are a newbie that you claimed you are. Don't fall into a trend of upgrading for the sake of it. PS: It's lens, not len.
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As some quoted u'll lose the wide side of the lens and whether works well depends on what u shoot most in general. The 16-35 f/2.8L II is a great lens to use but more expensive due to f/2.8. Else the 17-40 f/4L will be value for money.
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