It's Already 2AM: 34rd Edition. Canon force is strong. Switch, Nick did not. YOLO !!

I'm so tempted by the 16-35 tho....

16-35 has what I'd call... nokeh

You say you're a bokeh slut? Don't get a nokeh lens then

laxlife1234 wrote in post #15741103
16-35 has what I'd call... nokeh

You say you're a bokeh slut? Don't get a nokeh lens then

Well I love wide... so I can always use my 50 1.2 when I want bokeh... I love wide and I love bokeh. I don't know which I love more. I think I will use a wide angle lens more.

pixiepearls wrote in post #15741056
I'm so tempted by the 16-35 tho....

What attracts you to the 16-35 II? The f2.8?

jdizzle wrote in post #15741160
What attracts you to the 16-35 II? The f2.8?

I don't buy anything over 2.8 ,

I just like wide. I love architectural interior shots... and when you get a wide shot you can tell a story. It'll go well with my Lee big stopper too! I love photos that tell a story. Wide gives context.

Julian, have you had enough time to pick between 5D3 and the D800? If you only could have one, which would it be?

pixiepearls wrote in post #15741056
I'm so tempted by the 16-35 tho....

just get it Brandy. you've been thinking bout it for months :P

iLvision wrote in post #15740572
I got rid of my instagram again (forever now) so I wouldn't know whether he's still even alive.

both you and Julian should just stay away from those social networking sites. it's always trying it and canceling/deleting it. it must be the Nikon pride

pixiepearls wrote in post #15741179
I don't buy anything over 2.8 ,

I just like wide. I love architectural interior shots... and when you get a wide shot you can tell a story. It'll go well with my Lee big stopper too! I love photos that tell a story. Wide gives context.

The 16-35 isn't good for architectural shots. You need a TS-E for that.

Woohoo, another 12 over 5 upset called. That makes 2 today, into 2nd place in the company pool. (91st percentile in the nation. :lol

Stunning.
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DTBaan wrote in post #15741426
both you and Julian should just stay away from those social networking sites. it's always trying it and canceling/deleting it. it must be the Nikon pride

I stay away from them! I only have Gplus and Flickr. Everything else - gone. Waste of time!

*sigh* wrote in post #15741464
The 16-35 isn't good for architectural shots. You need a TS-E for that.

Woohoo, another 12 over 5 upset called. That makes 2 today, into 2nd place in the company pool. (91st percentile in the nation. :lol

WHAT??? a 16-35 is not good for architectural shots??? A tse is too specialized. It wouldn't be usefull for much else would it?

whmeltonjr wrote in post #15741237
Julian, have you had enough time to pick between 5D3 and the D800? If you only could have one, which would it be?

I would pick Nikon based on the sensor alone.

pixiepearls wrote in post #15742424
WHAT??? a 16-35 is not good for architectural shots??? A tse is too specialized. It wouldn't be usefull for much else would it?

It's the difference of fixing distortion in PP (I'm sure there is a technique for it) or before the shot is taken.

As far as usefulness, it's as useful as any other manual focus lens that is really sharp with a few tricks up it's sleeve.

jdizzle wrote in post #15742443
I would pick Nikon based on the sensor alone.

I would pick Nikon because the big lenses are cheaper, not including the 800mm of course.