I'm trying to decide between the 17-40 and 16-35 myself. I shoot indoors a lot and felt I needed 2.8 and with my 7D, I certainly did. With the 5DIII that I bought myself for Christmas
, I'm thinking the 17-40 should suffice Thoughts anyone?
Oldschool1948 Senior Member More info | Dec 30, 2013 06:07 | #16 I'm trying to decide between the 17-40 and 16-35 myself. I shoot indoors a lot and felt I needed 2.8 and with my 7D, I certainly did. With the 5DIII that I bought myself for Christmas 5DIII Gripped
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Dec 30, 2013 08:13 | #17 Oldschool1948 wrote in post #16563681 I'm trying to decide between the 17-40 and 16-35 myself. I shoot indoors a lot and felt I needed 2.8 and with my 7D, I certainly did. With the 5DIII that I bought myself for Christmas , I'm thinking the 17-40 should suffice Thoughts anyone?I have a 5d3 and use the 17-40 indoors. not a problem. however, if there is limited light and it's moving, then i wouldn't say that the 17-40 is the best choice. But then the 2.8 is barely fast enough. Indoors, I generally use my primes Body: Sony a7R IV
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tgara Goldmember 2,336 posts Likes: 8 Joined Sep 2007 Location: Connecticut, USA More info | Dec 30, 2013 11:57 | #18 Oldschool1948 wrote in post #16563681 I'm trying to decide between the 17-40 and 16-35 myself. I shoot indoors a lot and felt I needed 2.8 and with my 7D, I certainly did. With the 5DIII that I bought myself for Christmas , I'm thinking the 17-40 should suffice Thoughts anyone?I have the 17-40 and 5D3, and the combo works for me indoors with ISO pushed up to 1600+. EOS 5D Mark III
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crackseed Junior Member 20 posts Joined Dec 2012 Location: Hawaii More info | Dec 31, 2013 04:13 | #19 I've also been debating for a few weeks now after hearing about the current Canon rebate promotion if I should also pick up this lens for an upcoming trip next year. I guess what I want to know is since I don't do a lot of architectural/urban photography if my 24-105L on a 5D MK II will be wide enough on the Las Vegas Strip or is it better to go as wide as possible and pick up a 17-40L?
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Dec 31, 2013 11:31 | #20 crackseed wrote in post #16566121 I've also been debating for a few weeks now after hearing about the current Canon rebate promotion if I should also pick up this lens for an upcoming trip next year. I guess what I want to know is since I don't do a lot of architectural/urban photography if my 24-105L on a 5D MK II will be wide enough on the Las Vegas Strip or is it better to go as wide as possible and pick up a 17-40L? I picked up the 17-40 just for that reason. My 24-105 simply isn't wide enough for cityscapes. 1Dx - 5DIII - 40D - Canon 24-70LII, 100L macro, 135L, 16-35L, 70-200 f4 and 100-400L lenses
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Snow001 Senior Member 328 posts Joined Oct 2008 More info | Dec 31, 2013 12:23 | #21 I will be ordering this lens before the rebate ends on Saturday. I tried to convince myself that I don't need it but after two weeks all roads lead back to it. It will complement my 24-104 and 70-200 F4 vacation kit. It has been 5 years since i bought a lens, I guess it is time.
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