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dcstep · 11-29-2009, 10:42 PM

Interesting analysis.

I haven't done the same analysis of my own images, but I know they're heavily weighted toward my 400mm lens. My interest in birds in flight explains that acquisition and love affair. I take about 1000 images per week with that lens.

I come from the Canon side and use a 24-105mm f4L on my FF 5D MkII. I'm usually at one end or the other. I don't see how anyone can live without a true wide-angle. Hence, I think you need a good wide-to-normal or wide-to-portrait zoom in any kit.

Dave

11-29-2009, 10:42 PM	#13 (permalink)
dcstep PhotoN00B Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Colorado Shoots With: Canon 5D MkII and 7D with L-series lenses Flickr: dcstep Posts: 25	Interesting analysis. I haven't done the same analysis of my own images, but I know they're heavily weighted toward my 400mm lens. My interest in birds in flight explains that acquisition and love affair. I take about 1000 images per week with that lens. I come from the Canon side and use a 24-105mm f4L on my FF 5D MkII. I'm usually at one end or the other. I don't see how anyone can live without a true wide-angle. Hence, I think you need a good wide-to-normal or wide-to-portrait zoom in any kit. Dave