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ratan · 11-19-2012

Okay here's a standard question: Would you rather spend more money on EOS Bodies or on L Lenses? For example: I would rather invest in L lenses rather than on a camera body. Why? Because L lenses are investments and I can use them in the long run. B...

ratan · 11-14-2012

Notice how the camera is off. Do not question me about the CF card because I am using Sandisk 32GB Extreme Pro 90/MB/s. Even after switching the camera on and off doesn't change anything, as well as switching different CF cards. Any 1DX users have th...

ratan · 02-11-2014

Dear sir,I have used the lens you have recommended for high speed indoor shooting, however I would disagree with you. Because 24-70 is not a useful range for sports unless you are shooting with more than one body. From my understanding shooting sport...

ratan · 02-11-2014

http://www.cameralabs.com/lenses/lens_buyers_guide/Canon_EF_lenses/Which_telephoto_lens/Which_Canon_sports_action_telephoto_lens.shtml this should help out

ratan · 02-11-2014

Both lenses are stellar lenses. The 85 1.2 is no doubt one of Canon’s best L lenses and perfect for portrait photography. The 85 has one of the creamiest bokeh I have seen from Canon lenses. However I would not use this for high speed indoor shooting...

ratan · 01-28-2014

It really depends on your budget and what purpose. If you like to take landscape photographs and have all in the time in the world, I would choose prime lensesIf you like to versatality and just mainly focus on AF then I would choose zoom lenses.(rem...

ratan · 01-24-2013

Then you might as well turn off AF and use M since AF consumes more battery. haha just joking~~

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