Need help choosing another lens for a 70D
Re: Need help choosing another lens for a 70D
Consider the 50/1.4 and either the 85/1.8 or 100/2.
You could also substitute the 60/2.8 macro if you are a sharpness freak and won't use the 50/1.4 until 2.8 because that's where it really sharpens up. In that case, go with the 100/2 or even the 135/2 if you can fit that in the budget.
Many people forget that kids are SO much smaller than adults and much longer focal lengths are needed for similar shots.
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QUOTE: "Another conclusion: After having read a few hundred instances of “fanboy” references during research for this article, it’s clear to me that the word has lost whatever potency it might once have had as an insult. It’s too much of a cliché, too inappropriately dismissive, too likely to be tossed in as an ad hominem attack by someone who shows signs of extreme fanboyism himself."
In other words - takes one to know one. And you lack creativity.
http://gizmodo.com/5540818/the-fascinating-origin-of-the-word-fanboy
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