Photoshoot W/ New Canon T2i

6spd

same here...

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Dsphoto

solutions:

The old 70-200f4L used. Very sharp and not too expensive
The old 200f1.8L Scary sharp but very heavy.

Sleepers: 135f2L, 200f2.8L and the 50f1.4 is also a great lens.

The 50f1.4 is a fantastic short portrait lens on a 1.6x sensor (equivalent to 80mm on a full frame camera)

I love the 200:

Catherine.jpg photo - David Sparer photos at pbase.com

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Dsphoto

The 100f2 is a good sharp lens too

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HKYStormFront

yea that's what i did, i bought my 70-200 f/4 L for $200. had someone offer me $450 for it recently but then had to back out cause their car broke and they had to put the money towards that instead. i've used the 50 f/1.4 and it's really good for not nearly the price of the 50 f/1.2 L. never heard of the 200 f/1.8 but i like the sounds of it

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