Chuckmet

My 50mm EF 1.8 stm is better than "decent" and about 1/20th the price of this lens. Not to mention smaller and lighter.

You might need to be a "great" boy to get this. :-)

@nerd2 I appreciate your subtle humor.

Please, tell me more.

@ dr. noise your absolutely right, can't wait to see some of your samples after you purchase one.

@PhozoKozmos Oh, I know all about it you have stated it about a billion times (make that a billion and two, see above). I understand the subject, just don't understand why you post it on subjects...

Excuse Me!

Monet makes the world go round!

@Mr Bolton faster shutter speed means less blur photographing people falling off bar stools. :)

DPR do me a favor and shoot images from at least five different camera brands, post them without any exif data or description and lets see if people can really tell which image came from which camera.

@Elonlukatski I didn't realize my cropped sensor was obsolete, looks like I'll have to stop shooting, Sad.

"You can't program gels." I've read this statement about 10 times so far. You don't need to program gels, they are ready to go and can work with flash units you already own. Honestly the sample...

Am I the only one who doesn't know what PhozoKozmos is saying most of the time? I've read many posts they always end up the same as the above post.

I am interested in knowing what new full frame camera you can get with a kit lens for 1,000? I have seen new original 6D bodies for sale now for $1,000 but that's without lens.

Please, go on.

If it looks rediculous chances are it's Kickstarter.

I am so glad the type of photography I do doesn't' require fast glass. Saves me a lot of money and a lot of weight!

You would seriously consider switching over one lens? The 100-400 is a much more versatile lens and the difference between 400 and 500mm really isn't much.

All these R lenses are huge, why would you wan't to put them on a M series body? You can find similar ef lenses probably cheaper. You have to use a adapter anyway what's the big deal?

@5DMK3 I'll stick with my $1,000 Sigma 150-600 F6.3 on my 7/80D. 960mm equivalent, one third stop slower I can live with that. Is it as sharp as Canon's big guns, no but it is "decent".