the 50 1.8 mkII is a must for any budget photographer. w/ 1.8, you can shoot indoor w/out flash, learn DOF control, makes a decent portrait lens too.
flyingmachine Member 122 posts Joined Sep 2005 More info | the 50 1.8 mkII is a must for any budget photographer. w/ 1.8, you can shoot indoor w/out flash, learn DOF control, makes a decent portrait lens too. 20D, T2i, 50 1.8, 70-200 F4, 17-40 F4
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Bamamike Senior Member 278 posts Joined Apr 2005 Location: Huntsville, AL, USA More info | Nov 19, 2006 19:32 | #17 If you want to take architecture shots, the Tamron 18-200mm might not be the best shot because of it's barrel distortion. For architecture, the Tokina 12-24mm is the best but it has it's price. A universal zoom is only good for universal pictures, you can make great ones but don't expect the great shot for all occasions. BTW, my best shot so far I took with the 18-200mm.... Two bodies left, some "soso" lenses, and still a lot of gear.....
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