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Canon 5D mark II

First shots with the 5DMk II
First shots with the 5DMk II 		5D Mk II + Olympus Zuiko 21mm f2
5D Mk II + Olympus Zuiko 21mm f2 		5D Mk II + Leica Super-Angulon 21mm f4 R
5D Mk II + Leica Super-Angulon 21mm f4 R 		5D Mk II + Olympus Zuiko 28mm f2
5D Mk II + Olympus Zuiko 28mm f2
5D Mk II + Canon 16-35 f2.8L II
5D Mk II + Canon 16-35 f2.8L II

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bryan whitney 29-Jul-2009 03:59
nick
I am about to go off on a trip to the caucusu and having some of the questions about what lenses to take as you.
I do not want to mess with non canon lenses because I like the intelligence of a lens that stops down (and some that even autofocus. One of the trade off one must make is what gets the image "best" in terms of ease of use - which translates into a better picture more often than a slightly sharper image.

That said, I shoot architecture, and it seems you do as well.

So: I will take the new 24 tse mk 2, the 16 - 35 L2, the 90 tse 2, Then the 35 1.4 L. Considering taking the 1.4 converter, the 80 1/8 (a great lens). All very heavy lenses, except the 90. A lot to carry for sure.

The 90 is a spectacular lens and you should check it out if you haven't already.

bryan whitney 29-Jul-2009 03:59
nick
I am about to go off on a trip to the caucusu and having some of the questions about what lenses to take as you.
I do not want to mess with non canon lenses because I like the intelligence of a lens that stops down (and some that even autofocus. One of the trade off one must make is what gets the image "best" in terms of ease of use - which translates into a better picture more often than a slightly sharper image.

That said, I shoot architecture, and it seems you do as well.

So: I will take the new 24 tse mk 2, the 16 - 35 L2, the 90 tse 2, Then the 35 1.4 L. Considering taking the 1.4 converter, the 80 1/8 (a great lens). All very heavy lenses, except the 90. A lot to carry for sure.

The 90 is a spectacular lens and you should check it out if you haven't already.

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