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Canon Sigma Tamron
April 21st, 2011
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Question: What is a good all round Sigma Lens for a Canon?
I am going travelling to New Zealand soon and have a Canon EOS 50D, I have a few lenses for it including Tamron and Canon. Tamron is 55-200mm and the canon 70-300mm, I desperately need to get my lens kit set up properly with a wider and better range. I need some close up lenses, such as a 50 70 or 35mm lens, also a great all rounder. something i can use with a lower depth of field then if I need to quickly capture a bird flying by or something in the distance something that still retains the clarity in the image. Is sigma a good make for this or should I stick to canon or tamron. I like a variation but am happy to spend the money on a truly high quality lens/es. I know it is more about the photographer in general rather than the hardware and i still have a lot to learn regarding photography, but I think it would really help If I were to have a decent lens kit to take with me, otherwise, I may regret it.
thanks
Answer: Hey,
Don't get Canon/Tamron/Sigma versions of 55-200mm or any similar lens. 70-300 is another story, a good one.
Canon 70-300 IS USM for 500$ is sharp, quick and great quality.
50mm, I'd get Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 or f/1.8
- 50mm f/1.4 review - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2010/04/canon-ef-50mm-f14-usm-review.html
- 50mm f/1.8 review - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2010/05/canon-ef-50mm-f18-ii-review.htmlHere's a full post called 'Buying a Lens for Canon DSLR - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2009/11/buying-lens.html
Good luck! The site has many tutorials, tips, reviews and guides!
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Question: Macro difference between Canon lenses, Tamron and Sigma? little help please?I've been thinking about buying a decent macro lens my Canon 50D. I was looking at the Canon EF 100 mm f / 2.8 macro, and time means that they are "Tamron AF 90 mm f / 2.8 SP Di II LD IF macro and "Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG macro lens to put in shorthand: Canon 100 mm f / 2.8 Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Sigma 105 F/2.8 Canon lens costs about $ $ 589 Amazon, and the Tamron and Sigma cost about $ 100 less. so I'm curious is that it is worth spending the extra $ 100 in the Canon? Any photographers feel the difference when taking pictures? as auto focus faster? or better anyway? thanks.
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All Nikkor Nikon
April 12th, 2011
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Question: What is an ideal all-purpose lens for the Nikon D80?
I'm upgrading to a Nikon D80 now and want to purchase 3 lenses to start with: macro, telephoto, and an all-purpose for general shooting.
I've decided with the input of friends to go with the Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G ED IF AF-S VR for macro, and I'm splurging and getting the 70-200 f/2.8 VR for a telephoto lens
The telephoto is mainly for dance photography (dark theatres and fast moving people), and the macro for insects/food/flowers/etc.. I'd like a general lens now that will work for leaving on my camera as I walk around the city so I can snap photos without having to change lenses, or something that will work in most conditions.
I'm also into portrait photography, but that may be a fourth stage lens that comes after I've experimented with the initial three (and when I can afford one!).
Advice and suggestions are welcome, thanks in advance!
Answer: The 18-200 is very popular.
Another popular choice is one of the lenses in the 17-85mm range. Rationale being, you already have 70-200 covered, why pay for that range all over again in the 18-200?
If you don't need anything as wide as 17mm, then there are 2 quite good 24-85mm choices. If you do need a lens that goes wider than 24mm, then there is a highly regarded 17-55 mm lens that is a favorite among photojournalists. It is excellent and not cheap.
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Question: Nikon D300 and Nikkor 105 mm F.2.8 micro lenses?ok so I bought a Nikon D300 and left a 105 micro-lenses and I have some money and these are my options, buy the 17-55 or Sigma 10-20 16-85 18-200 or a Nikon fisheye lens 10.5 mm Today, I love the 17-55 I've tried the lens for 2 weeks and I can just amazing to say the consequent opening through the zoom range is a plus, but its nature difficult and expensive, and before you ask, what kind of shooting I do. I know usually displayed At home I did not make money from photography and I want to contact city and walk through the city, the type of shooting and a bit of landscape so please answer, as you like thanks
Answer: Do you have a default zoom of any kind? Something to be a lens every day and stay on your camera, if you go and do nothing special are. The best lenses for this are probably 17-55 or 18-200. I have a 18-200 on my camera pretty much all the time and only To change lenses when I know I need something specific. The 17-55 lens will reach a much nicer, but not necessarily as useful as the 200mm. Most People use their zooms at the end of their range, but 18-200 offers very good choice.
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