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True. But fisheyes are so limited in use that they're hardly worth considering. I'm looking to have fun and make money at the same time.


its only as limited as your imagination and creativity. :P

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Portrait + architecture with an fisheye are amazing!
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Apr 12 2010 08:48am
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Portrait + architecture with an fisheye are amazing!


Yes they are but unfortunately the commercial demand for such is limited. As our generation takes over the industry, I'm sure we'll see more fish eye advertisement.
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Apr 12 2010 08:49am
I shot a wedding yesterday and I was careless and my diffuser broke/tore. Iso hawt diffuser suggestions too.

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Quote (onepagememory @ Apr 11 2010 11:34am)
Inclining towards a 60mm, but give me some idea on some sharp, fun lenses to use. Already have a 70-200 4.0 IS L, 24-70 2.8 IS L, and a 100 mm 2.8 L macro in the L series. Inclining towards 1.2's. Roughly 4 grand to invest.


uh... first of all there is no 60mm L prime and second the 24-70 f2.8L IS is just a rumor so it doesn't exist yet unless you are an engineer working for Canon.
If you really are a professional wedding photographer I have heard that both 35L and 135L are great for what you shoot and you may need to upgrade your 70-200 f4 to the f2.8 IS version

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uh... first of all there is no 60mm L prime and second the 24-70 f2.8L IS is just a rumor so it doesn't exist yet unless you are an engineer working for Canon.
If you really are a professional wedding photographer I have heard that both 35L and 135L are great for what you shoot and you may need to upgrade your 70-200 f4 to the f2.8 IS version


Sorry i made two tipos: 50 mm L prime and 24-60 2.8 L non IS because the 70-200 4.0 is IS.

The 70-200 2.8 is already on my shopping list. I only got the 4.0 out of courtesy for a female photographer that I work with (family) because she's not very strong.

I'm interested in the 35L.
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