I have a 70-200 f2.8 IS USM II coupled with a 60D camera. The Lens was dropped (fell out of the truck) and hit the pavement. I take sports/action pics and since then when I take pics "veritcally" (turning camera sideways for a full length shot) the...
Hello guys! I have a Canon 200 f2 lens and I'm looking for a better front element protection in addition to the hood. So far, I've seen people recommending the Don Zeck Lens Cap and LensCoat Hoodie. Does anybody have any experience with either one an...
Hello everyone;I've purchased an EOS Rebel T5i body to use with my EF-S 17-85 lens. Unfortubately, the autofocus function of the lens does not work well whatsoever. It goes back and forth and eventually gives me an image totally out of focus. Sometim...
I sent my 70-200 in for a repair because it was missing focus. They said it was dropped-which is a possibility, so I okd the estimate. Then, they upped the repair price to like $1,800 so I said, no I'll just use it as it is because it's fine at clo...
I am looking for suggestions on a telephoto lens to mount on the Canon 70D. I have a Tamron lens; however it is not functioning correctly, not focusing. I called Tamron and they want me to send in my lens and camera. I enjoy wildlife/bird/nature shoo...
I received this camera last year for Christmas. I wanted it to take action shots of my son playing soccer and my daughter horseback riding. It has the lense it came with and I'm wondering if I need to upgrade my lense to get great pictures. I can't s...
I have a promaster lens for my film rebel. Can I use it on my digital rebel? Called support and he said it could damage the camera - hmmm - didn't damage my film camera.
is there a method to retrieve the "external" serial number of a lens (Canon 24-70mm 1:2.8L) from a photo taken with this lens? I've tried the PhotoMe software, which only has the "internal" serial number.
I have owned this lens for approximately 3 years and I have never liked it. From the day I got it I've had focus issues with the lens. My colleagues use this as their work horse lens, but I can't trust it. I've just figured it was user error, but ...
