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Picking the proper lens for your 5D
"Rita Ä Berkowitz" ritaberk2O04 @aol.com wrote: There's absolutely no sense in buying a 5D unless you are going to mate it with the proper lens. http://www.auto-tel.com/ebay/200mmf215.JPG Hehe. Canon doesn't make a 200/2.0, so for some that actually may make sense. Of course, with stop down metering and manual focus, you won't enjoy the "Nikon experience". David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
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Picking the proper lens for your 5D
David J. Littleboy wrote: Hehe. Canon doesn't make a 200/2.0, so for some that actually may make sense. Of course, with stop down metering and manual focus, you won't enjoy the "Nikon experience". A better solution would be to find a used Canon 200 f/1.8L. http://www.tanchung.com/images/canon...200mmf18xu.jpg |
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Picking the proper lens for your 5D
"David J. Littleboy" wrote in message
... "Rita Ä Berkowitz" ritaberk2O04 @aol.com wrote: There's absolutely no sense in buying a 5D unless you are going to mate it with the proper lens. http://www.auto-tel.com/ebay/200mmf215.JPG Hehe. Canon doesn't make a 200/2.0, so for some that actually may make sense. Of course, with stop down metering and manual focus, you won't enjoy the "Nikon experience". David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan But they used to make the much lamented 200mm f1.8L, which some of us hope to see return, one day. Darned things are bringing more than new price on ebay... -- Skip Middleton www.shadowcatcherimagery.com www.pbase.com/skipm |
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Picking the proper lens for your 5D
"Skip" wrote: "David J. Littleboy" wrote: "Rita Ä Berkowitz" ritaberk2O04 @aol.com wrote: There's absolutely no sense in buying a 5D unless you are going to mate it with the proper lens. http://www.auto-tel.com/ebay/200mmf215.JPG Hehe. Canon doesn't make a 200/2.0, so for some that actually may make sense. Of course, with stop down metering and manual focus, you won't enjoy the "Nikon experience". But they used to make the much lamented 200mm f1.8L, which some of us hope to see return, one day. Darned things are bringing more than new price on ebay... My newbie-to-35mm-ness is showing: I just checked the current lens list. I suspect, though, that the lens in that photo is also an older lens: the current 200/2.0 is a VR lens that'll set you back US$4000 or so. (Now that's an interesting question: I wonder if VR Nikkors work as VR with an adaptor on a Canon. Probably not, since I'd guess the adaptor doesn't provide power to the lens.) David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
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