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| quote: | Originally posted by chinamon
i want that badly but im in the process of saving money for the canon 50d, canon 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM and canon 580ex. |
Hope you would go further for better cameras, since you seem like hard working man... Since you have such a good access(relationship as well) to those people and events, wish you get better profit from your effort.
Have you ever tried to create a portfolio and submit to those fancy magazines??Following masters on net and print media???
As for fisheye lenses, if you guys can manage to hold camera straight you can even have fantastic portraits without distortions. After a while zoom lenses won't make sense, so you might consider sharp and fast single focus lenses. And you might discover that you are more creative with single lens as you try very hard to create perfect frame in single angle... This is what usually people experience. So I wouldn't invest so much money on zoom lenses in the beginning. See what you like and invest your money on right thing...
I don't follow recent digital developments,these are suggestions from a film user...There is some great zoom lenses, but they are over priced...
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