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Oct 14, 2007 21:15 |  #3031

nice pics :)

how'd you bust your shoulder? king bail?

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I still can't justify the 70-200 2.8 IS... 135L fits my short tele needs at the moment. I've got to stop dreaming about longer teles now... or the 200mm 2.8. $995! Looks like a beaut lens, too... if only it had a wider aperture than the zoom in that range.

Mind you, it's still got a lot of things going for it - smaller, black, sharper (not that that's a huge issue but it'd be nice for selective DOF)..

mmm i have a 200 f/2.8L MkI at home too :) heheh permanent loaner too :D (love those ;))

I want a 300 f/2.8L :( soooo exy :( I'll just drool and dream and all that :)


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Oct 14, 2007 21:16 |  #3032

hrmm... i wouldn't mind if they made the 80-200 still... in black... would love it... easier to conceal ;)


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Oct 14, 2007 21:18 |  #3033

wakko wrote in post #4124340 (external link)
nice pics

how'd you bust your shoulder? king bail?

mmm i have a 200 f/2.8L MkI at home too :) heheh permanent loaner too :D (love those ;))

I want a 300 f/2.8L :( soooo exy :( I'll just drool and dream and all that :)


I had a few stacks on the mountain where I'd fall and slam my hand down onto my skis... could feel the shoulder move about a bit there and by later in the evening hoo boy, was it hurting. 'sall fun though.. I've got a few bruises on my backside that are probably an interesting shade of blue :p

What's your opinion on the 200mm 2.8? The 300mm looks like a lovely lens but there's soooo many more that I'd buy before that.. 85 1.2 would probably be on that list :p


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Oct 14, 2007 21:18 as a reply to  @ post 4124325 |  #3034

wakko wrote in post #4124131 (external link)
blah I should just come pick you up :) not like you're that far... lol...

If you want to that'd be good. Thinking i might go get a hair cut today, getting sick of it being in my eyes and its time my forehead got a tan :lol:


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Oct 14, 2007 21:19 |  #3035

Wah! I just looked up the price of the 135L at Photobuff and it's now $1590... I paid $1259 for mine from him only a couple of months ago!

Maybe that means I should snap up a 200mm 2.8 before the price rises.. *nod self* - if only I had the money.. and didn't want a tripod! :p


Edit: I wonder if they did some subtle upgrade and that's why the prices have gone up again... hrmm...


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Oct 14, 2007 21:26 |  #3036

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If you want to that'd be good. Thinking i might go get a hair cut today, getting sick of it being in my eyes and its time my forehead got a tan :lol:

Come to my place, I'll do it for free. I have the bald fader blades in my clippers.:D:razz:8-)


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Oct 14, 2007 21:31 |  #3037

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Oct 14, 2007 21:33 |  #3038

If possible I'd try to only use the photos with people in it who didn't complain...


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Oct 14, 2007 21:34 |  #3039

jim, that's pretty much what i've done.. missed out on a lot of good shots though, which is a shame.


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Oct 14, 2007 21:35 |  #3040

-spam- wrote in post #4124370 (external link)
If you want to that'd be good. Thinking i might go get a hair cut today, getting sick of it being in my eyes and its time my forehead got a tan :lol:

I took that plunge a few weeks ago. After not having a haircut for 11 months, I forgot what I usually have so I said Number 2 clipper....Boy...wasn'​t my hair short that day :lol:




  
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Oct 14, 2007 21:41 |  #3041

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jim, that's pretty much what i've done.. missed out on a lot of good shots though, which is a shame.

Tell the people what you're doing with it and ask if they're alright with it? If the church that they're attending is using it surely they won't have issue...


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Oct 14, 2007 21:52 |  #3042

Jim G wrote in post #4124267 (external link)
yay! more people with this beautiful lens! You know you want it... ;)

I want one too. though 17-40 or 24mm 1.4 is the next cab off the rank


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Oct 14, 2007 21:53 |  #3043

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Okay, heading off to the post office soon to post off the 12-24 to melbourne to get fixed. No idea how to do it though. Like ive got the soft case it came in but i dont know whether to get a box or whatever.

Honestly i couldnt care less if i never see the damn thing again, as far as im concerned my dad paid for it hence it should now be his problem :|

And slim chance but Ruth or Helen, any chance of borrowing your 70-200 f4 for just friday? (well probably thursday night because ill be leaving really early friday morning). Also willing to pay with beer if that appeals at all (now i can) although it would only be a six pack because im poor... lol

I would love to let you borrow it but I am off friday when I finish work to shoot the Caloundra Music Festival for the weekend :D for me, :( for you.


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Oct 14, 2007 21:56 |  #3044

HelenThura wrote in post #4124642 (external link)
I want one too. though 17-40 or 24mm 1.4 is the next cab off the rank

I've been quite pleased with my 17-40... I'm glad I didn't stump up the extra grand for the 16-35, that money is much better spent on another lens... I'll stick to primes for the wide apertures, methinks.


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Oct 14, 2007 22:03 |  #3045

Jim G wrote in post #4124674 (external link)
I've been quite pleased with my 17-40... I'm glad I didn't stump up the extra grand for the 16-35, that money is much better spent on another lens... I'll stick to primes for the wide apertures, methinks.

Yeah I have Feng's at the moment, and I was extremely pleased with it and I think I can cope with f/4 and only been 17mm compared to 16mm goodness. It also becomes a whole lot more cheaper in terms of grad filters


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