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Join Date: Mar 2005
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PLease help me choose, Im looking for versatil lens for travel but I want quality too, any thoughts?
Thank you in advance for your comments |
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Wait, all that time and all I get is "Cream of the Damn Crop" ?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You can't have it all
I don't think there is an appreciable difference in the two lenses,. and I don't think the word "quality" can be associated with either. If portability is your primary concern... then I'd say get the oe that fits your budget. I actually had the older version of the Sigma CHZ.. and I got by with it for some time. But now I'd strongly suggest you sacrifice some zoom range and get something more robust. Take a look at the -=TOP 10=- recomended lens sticky thread,. and see what the votes are for starter lenses. Maybe there are some better choices for your trip ther, like the 28-135mm or the Tamron 28-75mm or even the Sigma 24-60mm f/2.8 |
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Cream of the Crop
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I've used the canon but not that exact model sigma (i've used several other sigma hyperzooms)
Overall these types of lenses can be very usefull and conveniant *if* you can cope with the image quality.In absolute terms they have slightly less resolution than kit lenses such as the EF-s 18-55,EF75-300, EF 28-80,etc They simply don't get enough 'keeper' images for me so i won't be considering buying another -but others might |
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Cream of the Crop
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I've used the canon but not that exact model sigma (i've used several other sigma hyperzooms)
Overall these types of lenses can be very usefull and conveniant *if* you can cope with the image quality.In absolute terms they have slightly less resolution than kit lenses such as the EF-s 18-55,EF75-300, EF 28-80,etc They simply don't get enough 'keeper' images for me so i won't be considering buying another -but others might The canon will have more contrast than the sigma (it's the way sigma lenses tend to allways be ,personally i don't mind the look) |
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Very useful comments. Thanks.
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...the definition of a noob
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