Photograph and Camera talk
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I actually think the Canon 50 1.4 that cost like $380 is better than the Canon 50L. I've had this conversation a few times with other photographers and they agree. The 50L back focuses too often when wide open. Sent in a few to Canon to have them fixed. I'd say the 85L is the best lens but it's not wide enough for my everyday needs.
Oh, no doubt about it. IMO Sigma comes out on top with the best 50 though - Canon is in need of an update as I have heard it not lasting a lot of people even a year of use. Actually many people on the photo forums I belong to recommend against getting the Canon 50 1.4.
The 85 definitely is a special lens, it's not very wide but it produces some insane results!
Here's a few from today from the 5D2 + 85L combo.
Herro! This is my self-portrait. by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr
Giovanna by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr
Mike by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr -
Ok, here we go! Me + 5D2 + 85L + city = perfection!
Today are all the B&W photos, tomorrow are 1/2 of the color photos.
Looking up! by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr
NYC Officer by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr
IMG_6085.jpg by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr
Painter man by Jacob Skoglund, on FlickrAnd probably one of my favorites.
NYC Texter by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr -
Polar Bear Plunge 2/26/12
Seaside Heights, New Jersey
M8/35 Summarit
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smurfgasm
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Wow, those are great Derivative!
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Thanks Lax much appreciated!
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No problem, man :)!
Ok, so I bought a tripod about a week ago, and I needed a head for it. So over on a photography forum I belong to I picked up a Markins M10 ball head. Jesus, I love the thing! Then again I came from a Piece of shit $50 tri-pod, so what do I expect?!
Markins M10 by Jacob Skoglund, on FlickrAnd a self portrait to show how excited I was ^_^
Self-portrait of Markins M10 + Me by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr -
Nice composition Rafa!
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The Canon S95 from what I hear is among the best P&S cameras. Otherwise you're really not going to be able to get a DSLR for that price if that's what you're looking for.