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35L or 85L ?

 
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Aug 12, 2007 17:08 |  #16
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QX56 wrote in post #3715098 (external link)
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OK ...let get 35L first ...then get 5D + 85L later :lol:

that is a good plan. :) btw, 5D brand new now cost only $2559 from BH. Not bad for FF body.


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You could get the 35 and the 85/1.8 for the price of the 85L. That's what I'd do.


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Aug 12, 2007 17:14 |  #18

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You could get the 35 and the 85/1.8 for the price of the 85L. That's what I'd do.

Agreed.


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Aug 12, 2007 17:30 |  #19

The only thing I would mention is if your doing tight crop shots of head or head and shoulders with the 30D/35L, you may get some distortion close up compared to a 50mm or 85mm lens doing the same FOV.

If the prime is for head and shoulder type photos then a 50mm or 85mm prime might be more appropriate

Here's an example of the difference 30D/35L @ f1.4

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Here is one with similar FOV using 30D/135L this time @ f2
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