I have 2 body 2 flash 1/85mm 1/24-70 & 1/70-200 lens which size will be best
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22.1 x 10.4 x 17.9 inches ; 17 pounds is perfect for you,...also is eternal.I have two equal...ThanksF.F.
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Sorry, but without knowing the size of your equipment there is no possible answer.
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Hi JohnDo yo have a FF or 1.6! This one is perfect for 1.6 crop and good for FF too. However it's not exactly a portrait lens {by definition}, you can look at 85mm f1.2 mkii for that if you want a perfect portrait lens.24-70 is far more sharper than 24-105 though.
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It depends on which Canon 70-200 lens you have. The less expensive f/4.0L models (with or without IS) take 67mm size filters. The more expensive f/2.8L models (non-IS, IS and IS version II) all take 77mm size filters.
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Depends... if you are a pro, then the Nikon 24-70 f2.8 and 70-200 f2.8 VRII are obvious choices. If you are just shooting family and friends, then the kit lenses are just find 18-55mm, 70-300, etc. You can also shop for bargains in used glass such as the older pros such as the 20-35mm f2.8, or my favorite, the 24-85mm AF-S G. Note: I didn't include any "other" brands other than Nikon... Why use second rate glass?
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I find the 28 to 70 lens to be a really great lens, sharp, easy to use, fast focus but a bit heavy when used for an event such as weddings. I would recommend looking at 24 - 70mm lens by sigma.
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Generally, it is a personal style/preference depending on the desired effect. If you're looking to up your game with the subject matter you've mentioned, I wouldn't buy a 24. If you're shooting with an aps sized sensor you're gonna have a multiplier effect on your lens making you 50 even better a lens. I would, in your situation, investigate a fast (2.8) zoom lens in the "standard" range (28-80). I love canon's 17-55 2.8is. This awesome if you have an aps size sensor. Good luck!
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Depends on what you are going to use it for. I have the 1.8 50mm and the 1.4 85. The 85 1.4 has much more versatility for portraits and can create amazing blur beyond what the 1.8 can. It also allows for a faster shutter when shooting portraits of young kids(which helps with movement). Lastly, it is an amazing macro lens, but unless you are really into that, the 1.8 is sufficient in my humble opinion
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Don't fool around. Go with the 28-300mm. Less lens changes and it just the perfect walk around lens. I know, I've been shooting for 35 years.
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The 70-200 f/4 L IS is a great lens, but adarsha has a point depending on distance in the auditoriums you may want a shorter lens, such as the Canon 28-135 IS. If you are using a crop sensor Canon such as the Rebels, 50D, or 60Ds, then a lens getting rave reviews is the Canon 55-250 f/4.0-5.6 IS II. It would give you a much wider range and IS to hand hold with no flash.
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The 24mm no matter what D series camera you have. You can find cheaper and equally good alternatives to cover the 35 mm range or just grab a 50mm 1.8. But you can't find anything as wide with a large aperture and as sharp as the 24mm. And then get the 85mm 1.4g as well and you'll be all set.
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Photofun123-I am in a similar situation. What did you decide on and what do you think of it? I will be getting a 50d and only one lens. My main subject will be my toddler. I am considering 24-70 and 24-105. Thanks.
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The largest ring will fit your 24-105! I use the largest ring with the same lens.
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Best lens may be your choice of focal length in a Prime lens... 135mm? Or, 70-200...
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Hi there. I don't have the exact dimensions here, but I carry a D7000 with a 24-70 mounted. There is plenty of space for filters, cards. You can carry 2 medium-sized lenses, like the 24-70, but anything bigger, like a 70-200, I wouldn't recommend. If you have primes, well, you can carry like 4.
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24-70mm in general whether its mk1 or mk2 or even some other third party brand are all good for general purpose uses. Coming from 16-35mm lens, you might feel it wont be wide enough. a great question to ask yourself is: do i want a wide angle lens or a general purpose lens? for me, 24-70mm can be constricting sometimes, but the bulk of my shots are shot around 35-50mm. As a piece of advise, Id say see what photos you have already taken and see what most of your shots are taken at. If they are usually taken around 35mm seems like the 24-70mm might be a better choice. if your shots are taken more towards 16mm then maybe the mk2 of the 16-35mm would be best.
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There is such a wide range of lenses. The 70-200 II IS is a winner that will work well in low light. If you are in a well-lit situation then this 70-300 is a great lens with more reach and lighter weight plus less cost.
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I only been able to fit a 1DX with a 70-200 towards the right of the bag, then fit 24-70 & 15mm fisheye towards the upper left side (2 dividers). U may have to put the flash in the top pocket. plenty of space there.