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Richard Crowe replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'STANDARD LENS FOR CANON SLR WITH QPS SENSOR' in the group Canon User Group

Jim McConnel is quite right... The quality of glass is what determines the quality of the imagery far more than the camera backing it up (except, perhaps in the case of full frame DSLR bodies). The "short-range zoom" is, IMO the best lens…

Jun 18, 2010

Jim McConnell replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'STANDARD LENS FOR CANON SLR WITH QPS SENSOR' in the group Canon User Group

The standard crop factor for the Canon aps-c size sensor is 1.6,not 1.5. The crop factor for Nicon, Sony, and most of the other Sony-made sensors is 1.5. Those sensors made by Sony are a bit larger. On this camera a 35mm lens would become 56mm, and…

Apr 26, 2010

MArio Vargas replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'STANDARD LENS FOR CANON SLR WITH QPS SENSOR' in the group Canon User Group

Of course Peter Im a medical doctor and pure amateur I havenn`t issues with sigms lenses The 30 m 1.4 is a good option Thanks a lot Mario

Apr 9, 2010

Carlton Ward replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'STANDARD LENS FOR CANON SLR WITH QPS SENSOR' in the group Canon User Group

Since my Canon 50mm f/1.4 lost its ability to focus (auto or manual) as the focus ring spins and does nothing - I have decided to replace it with the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 which has been getting rave…

Apr 9, 2010

STANDARD LENS FOR CANON SLR WITH QPS SENSOR

Dear firiedsI have a Canon SLR with APS sensor. like to buy agood 50 mm f1.4,but because the size of the sensor the focal in multiplied by 1.5 factorSo , the standard lens for this camera is a 35 mm lens?Thanks in advanceMariovar See More

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Tony J replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Get what you can afford and if possible shoot in manual mode vs auto in good lighting. I've used both L series and "regular" lenses and though L series is WAY better glass, if you're asking for a beginner's lens then…

Nov 29, 2009

Richard Crowe replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Basically, I use only "L" glass except for the 17-55mm f/2.8 IS lens which has the image quality of L lenses, the 12-24mm Tokina f/4 and the 90mm f/2.8 Tamron Macro lens which are certainly no lightweights in image quality. I love sharp…

Nov 24, 2009

Daniel McIntyre replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Buy the best you can afford ........ got the doe ? Buy all L -Series lenses . If your like most ..... you'll have to look for the better of the non L-Series lenses. I use a EF 24mm f/2.8 and EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 II and Telephoto EF 75-300mm…

Oct 30, 2009

Matt Needham replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

For what kind of camera? Do you already have a lens? What subjects do you photograph? What do you mean by "cheap zooms"? Do you mean old zooms? Slow zooms? After market zooms?

Oct 29, 2009

Ryan left a comment for MArio Vargas

Hello Mario :-) Welcome to PictureSocial.com!

Oct 29, 2009

MArio Vargas commented on Colin Jennings's photo

is it an HDR photo?

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Oct 29, 2009

Rob Bixby replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Bottom line, get the best lens you can afford. They will last you longer and give you better results. If you spend money on very inexpensive lenses and your needs grow, you'll be disappointed. The kit lenses are the cheapest that Canon makes.…

Oct 28, 2009

John Saunders replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Forget the kit lenses! There is no comparison...get yourself a second hand 24-105 f4 IS L series lens and compare the pictures...you will never look back! John

Oct 28, 2009

David Stephen Kalonick replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Oh and I don't recommend the cheap zoom lenses.

Oct 28, 2009

Richard Crowe replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

Actually for a beginner, I might recommend the 18-55mm IS kit lens and perhaps the 55-250mm IS lens. These lenses can produce very nice image quality and could very well be all the glass that you ever need. However, if someday you might want to…

Oct 28, 2009

David Stephen Kalonick replied to MArio Vargas's discussion 'What kind of canon lens for beginers?' in the group Canon User Group

What do you like to shoot? If it's portrait work, I would go for the Sigma 50mm 1.4, and it's $1100 cheaper than the Canon 1.2 L

Oct 28, 2009

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About Me and My Photography Experience:: Amateur, some expeience in dark room, I' m a medical doctor, use to take medical pictures, always have a camera with me

My Photography Equipment:: Canon Rebel xs, 18-55, 5 250 zooms
Panasonic TZ5
Kodak retina III

Contact:: mariovar@hotmail.com

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At 7:14pm on October 28, 2009, Ryan said…: Hello Mario :-) Welcome to PictureSocial.com!

At 5:54am on October 28, 2009, Earl E. Gibson said…: Hello Mario and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others. We do have a Canon User Group. If you are interested, you can find it under the "Groups" tab at the top of the page. Hope to see you there.