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Old 01-24-2013, 04:06 PM   #2326
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17-40 or 16-35 are both good.
I saw those, but it just makes me sad that there are no EF options for the 10-22 that I have.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:07 PM   #2327
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17-40 or 16-35 are both good.
I was looking at the 17-40. I figured if I have that along with my 70-200 I would be pretty covered.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:11 PM   #2328
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I saw those, but it just makes me sad that there are no EF options for the 10-22 that I have.


The 16-35 on FF is focal length equivalent of the 10-22 on crop.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:16 PM   #2329
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I was looking at the 17-40. I figured if I have that along with my 70-200 I would be pretty covered.
I had the 16-35 and I sold it for the 17-40. The 1mm on the wide end is definitely noticeable and the full stop of light is definitely missed, but when I shoot that wide I'm usually stopped down anyway. The 17-40 is much lighter (good for rigging) and much cheaper.

There's some sharpness differences at the corners but Its a sacrifice.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:26 PM   #2330
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The 17-40 should be a good lens for rolling shots too right?
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:31 PM   #2331
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I had the 16-35 and I sold it for the 17-40. The 1mm on the wide end is definitely noticeable and the full stop of light is definitely missed, but when I shoot that wide I'm usually stopped down anyway. The 17-40 is much lighter (good for rigging) and much cheaper.

There's some sharpness differences at the corners but Its a sacrifice.
Did you have the original 16-35 or the newer version ii?
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:31 PM   #2332
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:32 PM   #2333
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I have the 17-40mm from Canon. It's a great lens. It is the lens I use for all of my rig shots...and other applications.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:34 PM   #2334
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Good to know. That will be my next lens after my zoom. I wish I could afford the 2.8 versions, they are just super pricey!
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:38 PM   #2335
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yeah I use it for my chasecar and rigshot rolling shots.

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Did you have the original 16-35 or the newer version ii?
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An advantage of the 17-40 is the 77mm filter thread vs the 82mm of the 16-35
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:42 PM   #2336
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yeah I use it for my chasecar and rigshot rolling shots.


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An advantage of the 17-40 is the 77mm filter thread vs the 82mm of the 16-35
Yeah I've been trying decide between the two for my next L. I just really dislike not having 2.8.
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Old 01-24-2013, 04:46 PM   #2337
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Oh right. The whole full frame thing messes with my head
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Old 01-24-2013, 05:03 PM   #2339
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I do not know anyone who shoots a super wide at 2.8. The application of that lens (unless you are shooting an entire crowd at concerts) is generally more closed. F4 is plenty for a super wide.
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F2.8 is a clear advantage over f/4 for indoor PJ style work.
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I do not know anyone who shoots a super wide at 2.8. The application of that lens (unless you are shooting an entire crowd at concerts) is generally more closed. F4 is plenty for a super wide.
Night cityscape shots.
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Old 01-24-2013, 05:48 PM   #2343
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Night cityscape shots.
I hope you aren't shooting those at 2.8.
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Old 01-24-2013, 05:57 PM   #2344
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Wouldnt you stop down for those? Since you'd be shooting those on a tripod anyway?
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My thoughts exactly
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I do not know anyone who shoots a super wide at 2.8. The application of that lens (unless you are shooting an entire crowd at concerts) is generally more closed. F4 is plenty for a super wide.
Stars. Like Milky way shots.
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I hope you aren't shooting those at 2.8.
Yeah on a tripod. But I hand hold a lot of shots at night in a fairly lit city. Just gotta bump the iso up. Which is one main reason I want full frame. Better iso capabilities.
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This too.
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Yeah on a tripod. But I hand hold a lot of shots at night in a fairly lit city. Just gotta bump the iso up. Which is one main reason I want full frame. Better iso capabilities.
That shouldn't be the reason for wanting a full frame honestly. The 7D and D7000 have excellent ISO capabilities. If you are wanting more control over depth of field, a wider field of view or other aspects that actually set a FF apart from cropped? Then ok. In all reality, they both have their place for different reasons. I personally like having a cropped body at the track or for sports as you get the extra throw without having to lug around bigger than a 70-200mm for most cases. ISO is only one aspect of the shot. If the others aren't setup correctly...you could have all of the ISO capabilities in the world and still have grainy shots.

Shot a f8 ISO 400 full res here ---> http://500px.com/photo/12083391


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That shouldn't be the reason for wanting a full frame honestly. The 7D and D7000 have excellent ISO capabilities. If you are wanting more control over depth of field, a wider field of view or other aspects that actually set a FF apart from cropped? Then ok. In all reality, they both have their place for different reasons. I personally like having a cropped body at the track or for sports as you get the extra throw without having to lug around bigger than a 70-200mm for most cases. ISO is only one aspect of the shot. If the others aren't setup correctly...you could have all of the ISO capabilities in the world and still have grainy shots.

Shot a f8 ISO 400 full res here ---> http://500px.com/photo/12083391


f16 ISO 800 full res here ---> http://500px.com/photo/14828305
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