silverpilot03 wrote in post #12217252
We know what the results will be ... 35L, 85L, 135L

That was my eventual intention but when the sig 85 didn't pan out looks like the 35L is a long way off and the 135 even longer way off.
Invertalon wrote in post #12217627
The 85L is the best lens I have ever used, thus far.
That is what I like to hear.
mattjns93 wrote in post #12217791
If money isn't an issue, don't even think twice about it. It is my favorite lens by far.
Money is always an issue but I budgeted for this so it is not a credit purchase.
hillavoider wrote in post #12218374
i just caved and bought an 85L can't wait for it to arrive
since the tsuname they have gone up 300 bucks!
Congrats we will be enjoying a new piece together!
rick_reno wrote in post #12218395
It's a piece of art that doubles as a lens. Mine doesn't get much use, but when it does it works like nothing else will.
newworld666 wrote in post #12218457
.. wrong choice !!!! ...
You will definitely be falling in a nightmare =>
When will I be able to complete my combo 24L+85L+200L2.0
(I bought first a 135L+24L to quit 70-200/4 than 70-300DO, but after trying 85L I couldn't use the 135L anymore .... still on my shell, but not really used and waiting to be replaced one day by a 200L2.0)
LOL the never ending gear lust is unquenchable. 
yuribox wrote in post #12218635
I am sure you want the 85L.
I personally could not justify the cost of 85L since photography is a hobby for me.
I took a used Zeiss 85 and used 50L for the same price.
Sorry for the vague answer.
My hobby is just now finally starting to pay back for itself so I am sort of looking at it as an investment.
Jericobot wrote in post #12219320
Go for it
As long as everything else is taken care off, priorities you know
I am in full agreement. I also sold 2 lenses to cushion the hit of the 85L. That was my new years resolution actually not to buy without getting rid of something 1st. My house has been a firesale with old computer gear and lenses not quite getting the love they deserved.