Re: Building a system - EOS RP
DongaMogudu wrote:
tdbmd wrote:
Son of Thunder wrote:
I have the godox V1 kind of big but works well with my rp. What about the 85 f2 or 16 2.8 . But I am a portrait king of guy.
I don't have either of those RF lenses. I am sure the RF 85 f2 is good. I don't know about the RF 16mm for portraits, might be somewhat distorted?
I also got RP with 24-240mm lens instead of RF 24-105mm F/4 lens. I have EF 24-70mm F/4
I have an order in for the 24-240 and the EF 24-70 F4.
and EF 50mm F/1.8 lens. Always wondered if it is better to sell EF 24-70mm and get 24-105mm F/4 lens
I considered this trade and actually bought the RF 24-105 F4 as a kit with my R, planning to sell the EF 24-70 F4. To me, 105 wasn't longer enough than 70 to matter as much as the very cool 0.7-1 macro focus on the EF lens.
or 35mm prime.
If you don't want to keep a somewhat optically better normal zoom with the 0.7-1 macro, the RF 35 F1.8 is a great choice. It's my number one low light socializing lens. If shooting events in low light, it's one of two, combined with an 85, that make the shoot. The 0.5-1 macro function at the 35mm length seems prefect for food and good for florals. Occasionally, the RF 16 F2.8 could be interesting to get a few shots of the venue and large groups.
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