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How close is your camera to subject when doing tight portrait shots?

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Nov 11, 2006 06:48 |  #16

Lightstream wrote in post #2247114 (external link)
Screw this prime stuff. Get a nice 70-200 2.8..... freedom to frame :)

(and no, you will never get me to use a prime, the same way as some people insist on theirs..)

I'll add my vote to the 70-200 2.8 - my favourite lens in my bag.

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