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Finally went for a 24-105mm F4L IS

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B1kessk1s
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so happy !!!!
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Sep 2 2011 6:06PM
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S.C
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mines coming in the mail gonna have the 24-105, 70-200, and debating getting the 50mm 1.4. my one lens theory was a little stupid, but ill probably only take the 24-105 for most days of shooting
Sep 2 2011 6:12PM
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blatt
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Shoulda got the 11-16 or 70-200....
Sep 2 2011 6:52PM
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50in07
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Haha 11-16 over the 24-105? 24-105 is so much more versatile and will get used way more.
Sep 3 2011 1:00AM
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blatt
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Not remotely as wide, which in the realm of crop sensor ski filming makes the 11-16 a must. Almost all professional filmers who work with the 7d or any other 1.6 crop say that and the sigma 30mm are a must have. I'd much rather have the 11-16 for my line of work
Sep 3 2011 1:33AM
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SeanTom
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>implying the 24-105 isn't a wider lens
Sep 3 2011 10:44AM
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50in07
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I guess if your mostly doing follows. I'd much rather have a 24-105 and I think a lot of professionals would also agree with me.
Sep 3 2011 11:14AM
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family_vacation
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I'd prefer the 24-105 ANY day. It seems like the perfect lens for skiing. You can get away with follows with a 24mm lens, you have enough focal length to do some tripod work, and a solid constant aperture at f4. You don't need f2.8 for skiing.
Sep 3 2011 1:20PM
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Downtofilm
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This is true, follow cams are pushing it with the 24-105, but if you have both it's nice
Sep 3 2011 3:10PM
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blatt
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on a 1.6 crop, 24mm is actually a 38mm.
Sep 3 2011 3:39PM
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SeanTom
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on a 1.6 crop, 30mm is actually 48mm.
Sep 3 2011 3:41PM
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blatt
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I never implied that the 30mm should be used as a wide-angle.
Sep 3 2011 3:41PM
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family_vacation
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I've shot tons of follows with a 24 on a 1.6 crop.
Sep 3 2011 3:45PM
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16bit
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30mm is still considered a wide angle by many brands and people. When comparing to the "standard" focal length of 50 at least.
Sep 3 2011 3:46PM
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1337
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last year I shot most of my follows with a 24-105, I liked 24 over 17mm (17-40). Tighter follows ftw
Sep 3 2011 3:47PM
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blatt
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Damn that's impressive. After shooting with the tokina 11-16 everything else seems far less than ideal for follows.
Sep 3 2011 5:04PM
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TijmenDal
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Who gives a shit how wide it is? As long as it's
Sep 3 2011 6:28PM
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