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Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: DSLR Equipment Brand: Canon Equipment Model: Original BG-E9 Battery Grip for EOS 60D Price (S$): $100 Description: Original BG-E9 Battery Grip for EOS 60D Used only once Excellent condition 10/10 comes with box and battery holder...

Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Accessory Equipment Brand: Canon Equipment Model: Canon BG-E9 Original Battery Grip for 60D Price (S$): 160 Description: Canon BG-E9 - Original Battery Grip for 60D 10/10 excellent condition, used once, hardly a scratch...

All my lenses are non-IS, and I have no issue with them. For eg, I can still get sharp images with 70-200f4 handheld at night, and also get sharp images at 1/15 sec. using 35mm lens handheld on crop body.

I got mine last month too! It's a great lens, not much to improve on.

With the 35L on crop body, it is still possible to hold out at arm's length to take a self-portrait couple shot with your gf. Tried that, did it.

The 'delete' button is in a awkward location, but that's actually quite ok. When you are shooting, there's no chance of hitting the 'delete' button... I agree the tactile quality of the directional controller is not great for AF selection, especially at the diagonal direction. However I find it...

My 17-40 has excellent sharpness, contrast and color rendition, with only very subtle distortion and sharpness drop at extreme corners. Overall it's a very very good, light and compact lens (compared with other Ls).

I got the 17-40 with crop body coz I will get FF eventually. If I had plan to stick to just crop body, I would have gotten 17-55 instead. As low light & bokeh are important, I also consider the 24L or 35L.

Well done Wxg! In fact a noise comparison test seemed to indicate that the 60D slightly edged out the 50D at high ISOs. In use, the 60D does give excellent IQ up to iso 800, and very good IQ up to iso 3200.

No, not using collar, though I have one. It's from the EF400/5.6L. I use the 70-200/4L non-IS handheld without any issue.

It's $185 for the BG-E9

I got my first DSLR three weeks ago, and for the last three weeks, I had been getting one L lens per week, so now I have three L lenses...plus backpack, plus 580 flash, plus batt. grip, plus extra batt & memory card, etc. Fortunately they have been put to good use. Now I need to put buying on...