Want to see a shot I took with it today? I thought you might.
If I wasn't an honest fella, it'd be home with me right now. They had it at the show today (PhotoPlusExpo) and I asked one of the many Canon Reps if I could try it on my camera. (You know, Dante, the very same one you traded away) He graciously agreed. I placed my 24-70 down on the counter in front of him. This was about 9 a.m., an hour before the show opens to the general public, and so there was very few people around.
I took the lens and walked over to Monte Zucker, a famous portrait photographer, whose seminar I attended Wednesday evening. I took this shot of him at f1.2. What'd ya think, ol Dante and PetShopBoy and the rest of ya? Should have bumped up the ISO for a slightly faster shutter speed. I kind of liked it, I'll tell ya.
So, without further ado:
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Oh, yeah, so I then walk back to the Canon counter and the rep was in a panic, thinking I had left with the lens. He didn't even realize I had left my 24-70 right in front of him. Good thing nobody walked out with mine.
Then I tried the 400 DO, which I thought was rather slow focusing.
I then used the 300 f2.8 for a few shots. I'm in love.
The "Experimenter."


