what wide angel sense is best for the 70d
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I purchased a Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 and really like it. The price was right and it works well with my other lenses.
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This combination has worked fairly well on my 30D (in direct sunlight). It works quite well on my 70D (even good enough for birds in flight). Link to some images...http://www.pbase.com/jekyll_and_hyde/with_teleconverter
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I have the 70D with the 18-135 STM lens and find its a perfect all around lens, clear and sharp. Focuses perfect and fast and completely silent for videoing. You can't go wrong with this lens.
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I don't know what is 70x300, but the chart is here: www.bhphotovideo.com/FrameWork/charts/canon2xExtender.html They say the new model is sharper, but I haven't seen any proof of that.
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70 D has a single prong, this will not work with it. Try the Neweer, I use it that for my 70D. I bought the SMDV for my 6D.
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Hi Joe, do you use this as an intervalometer? Is it any good? Or do you have any recommendations with the 70D? Many thanks.
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The 24-70 is great for family portraits on the wider end. For individual portraits, and this may sound counter-intuitive, a 70-200 is better for the bokeh and getting in tight on your subject, but that's if you're shooting full frame. If you're using it on a DX body like the D5000, I think the range is ideal. As for the lens, it is an incredibly high image quality optic that can potentially stay with you forever as you upgrade from camera to camera. Good lenses are an investment. Mediocre lenses get replaced as your skills improve, pretty much like dslr bodies. I bought this to replace a Nikon 28-105, which I've happily retired. So, in short, buy this great lens if you plan to stay with Nikon bodies. The 24-70 is great for family portraits on the wider end. For individual portraits, and this may sound counter-intuitive, a 70-200 is better for the bokeh and getting in tight on your subject, but that's if you're shooting full frame. If you're using it on a DX body like the D5000, I think the range is ideal. As for the lens, it is an incredibly high image quality optic that can potentially stay with you forever as you upgrade from camera to camera. Good lenses are an investment. Mediocre lenses get replaced as your skills improve, pretty much like dslr bodies. I bought this to replace a... » Read More The 24-70 is great for family portraits on the wider end. For individual portraits, and this may sound counter-intuitive, a 70-200 is better for the bokeh and getting in tight on your subject, but that's if you're shooting full frame. If you're using it on a DX body like the D5000, I think the range is ideal. As for the lens, it is an incredibly high image quality optic that can potentially stay with you forever as you upgrade from camera to camera. Good lenses are an investment. Mediocre lenses get replaced as your skills improve, pretty much like dslr bodies. I bought this to replace a Nikon 28-105, which I've happily retired. So, in short, buy this great lens if you plan to stay with Nikon bodies. « Show Less
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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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If the diameter (55mm) is the same as indicated on your wide angel lens, the it will. If you look and your lens indicate 67mm (more common) double check the description and match the size.
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The widest coverage will be 114 degrees (at the 7mm end). To get to 180, you need a fish-eye, which this is not.
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I can't speak to the 70d specifically, but it works great on my Canon sl1, so still a crop sensor and digic5. I use it mostly as an astro lens and like it a lot from the couple of times I have used it.
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Paired with the wife angle converter the 16 mm is awesome for wide angels. By itself it is wider then the stock by about 15-20 degrees.
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17-40 should do very well. It's wide enough, though you need to decide if 40 mm is enough for you on the long end. If you don't need that wide a lens, the 24-105 is a good alternative though on crop sensor 7D, the wide end is equivalent to almost 38mm. Just consider all these factors before final decision. You could ask for more advise at our photography forum:http://photographyclubofindia.com/boards/index.php
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If you could get adapted to electronic view finder from optical view finder, then yes, A99 or A77 is much better than A700. I just upgraded from A900, while I still keep using A900 now because two bodies work more effective.
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The 5D2 with the 24-105 lense is a great walk-around combo. The vignetting is hardly noticeable. Good Choice!
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes! This works great on my 7D, 5DMk III, and 1DX. It does not work on a 70D