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In direct response to this. My Canon 6D has better Per Pixel Sharpness than my Canon XSI and Canon 40D. The difference is obvious. And it's even more obvious at high ISO. Assuming both cameras are...

I would look at the Canon T4i or 60D (probably the 60D). Lens wise, canon makes a tons of super light EF-S lens. You could cut your weight at least in half with a combo like that. I went to a...

That item didn't come out yet... and it's not wise to sell current gear on what you're expectations are for a item rather than how it actually performs. Wait until it comes out, check the...

Also... other observation... There is a color cast @ F2 which makes pics look terrible. The Vignetting looks terrible. @ f2.8 it's like a different lens.. but to pay $850 for a 2.8 35mm w/ IS it's...

Soft Corners I don't mind... Especially @ F2, I actually expect it. Lottery? What do you mean? The Sigma is better than the Canon 35L and Cheaper.

Just got this lens... Unlike the 40mm 2.8 which is SUPER sharp wide open, this lens is NOT super sharp wide open. I'm a bit upset since the 40mm is $150 and this one is $850. I get optimal...

I've had BOTH lens and YES the 18-55m is sharper in some cases. If you bought the 17-55mm to use on a tripod, you bought the wrong lens. The 17-55mm is the BEST hand held lens that Canon makes for...

For $149.99 it's almost free... you CAN'T go wrong. Amazing for the price. It makes it hard to fork over $849 for the new 35mm f/2 IS... but if you want IS and faster focus it's the only way to go.

If Canon does this, I most likely will NOT be in the 6D price range. For the Record, the 6D images have extreme per pixel sharpness... what the need anyway?

Based on what you use the camera for the best option is the Canon 7D. You'll get much better tracking of moving subjects both humans and animals. Also the extra 1.6X reach will be useful for...

So when you camera selects 1/30 even in outdoors too? Do your shots have camera shake?

The only solution I have is either to shoot in M or shoot in Tv. I'm not too happy about that. I always shoot in Av, but I guess it's time to graduate to full M.

ALO has no affect on the issue I'm having, I tested it. So in Av during the day here is what the "camera did"I set the Av to 10, the camera did the rest:Shutter 1/30ISO 160This shot was blurry from...

I usually shoot Av... when I noticed this issue I thought it was my fault. After a full day of testing it's the camera's brain so to speak. I even went outside during the day, it's STILL using...

I'll have to check the manual. But a camera of this class should so it on it's own. It's not like I've hit the ISO limit. I have the same issue outdoors in daylight.

Auto ISO selected 6400. And for the Record I have really steady hands. I just thought it would always go with 1/40 for a 40mm lens with no IS. My Canon 40D didn't have this issue. Very strange.

When using the 6D with the 40mm 2.8 lens the camera always selects a shutter speed 1/30 when in Av resulting in camera shake in the images. When Shooting in Tv, and selecting 1/50 the camera shake...

anyone?

EVERYONE is complaining that this lens is slow to focus. But has anyone had the slow focus with the new firmware update that improves focus speed? -- http://www.miltonphotography.com

I actually like it this way, feel free to adjust it and post, I'd love to see another version. -- http://www.miltonphotography.com