Is 24-105 on a FF better than 15-85 on cropped body?
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Re: Is 24-105 on a FF better than 15-85 on cropped body?
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Dimes wrote:
Hello everyone. Planning to go to Europe this summer, cant decide what to bring with me. One part of me says - take 7D with 15-85 and add 35 1.4 for bokeh. The other one goes - take 5D3, 28 1.8, 35 1.4, 50 1,8 100macro and finish it off with 70-200 4is. So i came to this idea - buy a superzoom EF lens - 24-105. Accompanied with 35 1.4 it should give me the about the same focal range i had with 15-85. However, im not sure this lens is worth spending money on. I didnt really like 15-85`s IQ - only a significant IQ increase would persuade me getting 24-105. So - will i notice any improvements with 24-105 over 15-85?
For more info - i am going to Paris, Amsterdam, Ghent and Brugge with my wife, so a lot of wide-angle shots as well as full-body portraits are expected to be shot.
Nah, it's not any better. It's an L but tht doesn;t mean it is magic, it's actually the least sharp L lens I've ever owned. On APS-C, it's not even as sharp as my tamron 28-75 2.8 or 17-50 2.8 were, but that said it is sharp corner to corner on aps-c. But I don't see the point of it on aps-c when you have stuff like 15-85 IS, 17-55 2.8, tamron 17-50 2.8, 28-75 2.8, sigma 16-50 OS, etc. available unless you don't shoot wide much, prefer more length built in and need IS and get it at one of the $550-600 type deals.
The thing is that i am thinking of taking just one-two lenses but on FF, not on a APS-C. Thanks for your reply - it confirms what ive heard about relatively low IQ of 24-105.
Canon EOS 7D
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 35mm F1.4L USM
Canon EF 135mm F2L USM
Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
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