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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
Mark B. wrote:
.... Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. How is that again??? ;-) Mark -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
Mark B. wrote:
.... Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. How is that again??? ;-) Mark -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
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I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I would suggest that if you "photograph quite a few weddings" YOU would be the best judge. By now you should know the advantages of each lens and your "style" and the specific facilities should dictate which is best for you and the situation. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
mjd wrote:
I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I would suggest that if you "photograph quite a few weddings" YOU would be the best judge. By now you should know the advantages of each lens and your "style" and the specific facilities should dictate which is best for you and the situation. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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"mjd" wrote in message
om... I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I'm assuming you mean the 50mm f/1.8, which will be the sharper of the two. If it was me, I'd feel very limited in composition compared to the zoom. The zoom is, of course, image stabilized so I would think you can get relatively sharp images compared to a non-IS zoom. Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. Mark |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
"Mark B." wrote in message ... "mjd" wrote in message om... I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I'm assuming you mean the 50mm f/1.8, which will be the sharper of the two. If it was me, I'd feel very limited in composition compared to the zoom. The zoom is, of course, image stabilized so I would think you can get relatively sharp images compared to a non-IS zoom. Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. I shot a party with the Canon 50mm f/1.4 on the 10D which would be similar to 300D output. The sniping and portrait shots were sharp and spectacular. Problem thought I never could get good room or group shots since my field of view was too limited. Some sort of a zoom would have been better for the party (wedding?). Now, what zoom would be sharp, fast and somewhat lightweight for the indoor party scene? Jimmy Mark |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
"Mark B." wrote in message ... "mjd" wrote in message om... I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I'm assuming you mean the 50mm f/1.8, which will be the sharper of the two. If it was me, I'd feel very limited in composition compared to the zoom. The zoom is, of course, image stabilized so I would think you can get relatively sharp images compared to a non-IS zoom. Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. I shot a party with the Canon 50mm f/1.4 on the 10D which would be similar to 300D output. The sniping and portrait shots were sharp and spectacular. Problem thought I never could get good room or group shots since my field of view was too limited. Some sort of a zoom would have been better for the party (wedding?). Now, what zoom would be sharp, fast and somewhat lightweight for the indoor party scene? Jimmy Mark |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
"Mark B." wrote in message ... "mjd" wrote in message om... I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I'm assuming you mean the 50mm f/1.8, which will be the sharper of the two. If it was me, I'd feel very limited in composition compared to the zoom. The zoom is, of course, image stabilized so I would think you can get relatively sharp images compared to a non-IS zoom. Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. Mark D'oh! I meant the 300D will give cleaner images than the Fuji. Mark |
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Which lens for wedding (Canon 300d)
"Mark B." wrote in message ... "mjd" wrote in message om... I photograph quite a few weddings. Normally I use my 300D with the 1.8 EF lens and a Fuji s7000 during the ceremony. (90% Canon). I use the Fuji for zoom shots. Now I have a Canon 28 -135 IS lens. The question is which lens to use on the Canon during the ceremony. Which lens will offer better low light performance? (usually shoot at 400). Which lens will produce the sharpest image? I'm assuming you mean the 50mm f/1.8, which will be the sharper of the two. If it was me, I'd feel very limited in composition compared to the zoom. The zoom is, of course, image stabilized so I would think you can get relatively sharp images compared to a non-IS zoom. Regardless of the lens, the 300D will give cleaner images than the 300D. Mark D'oh! I meant the 300D will give cleaner images than the Fuji. Mark |
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