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6:18 pm
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December 2, 2012
Bought an 18-55mm VR kit lens today to see what it could do.
Got the lens, Hoya filter and hood for about $250 Canadian tax in.
Could have saved 50 bucks buying used but, to me the 5 year warranty is
worth the extra money spent. The light conditions were harsh
with bright sun and hard shadows. I think the lens did pretty well. I have
7 days now to beat it to death and return it for full refund, or, enjoy it and keep it lol!
5:05 am
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September 15, 2012
7:34 am
October 9, 2012
8:46 am
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December 2, 2012
Mandrake/Sam
The 18-55 is really a steal for the money (like the 35mm prime!)
I am impressed by this little lens because it doesn’t break the bank
and the thing is sharp, sharp, sharp!
I was out earlier this morning taking some more pics to get a better
idea of what I can expect from the lens.
My next purchase is almost guaranteed to be the 70-300 and then I
should be done.
Will be on later to do a few posts from this morning. Have to go to the
mother-in-laws as Ann (my wife) kindly offered our help to weed her gardens
today. My day off and I’m going to be knee deep in damned weeds!!!
Dale.
8:48 am
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December 2, 2012
2:58 pm
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September 15, 2012
nikonguy said
My next purchase is almost guaranteed to be the 70-300 and then I should be done.
Interesting. Why the 70-300 and not the 55-300?
I know the AF is a bit faster and that the 70-300 can be used on both FX and DX cameras.
Any other special reason you want this considerably heavier and more expensive lens?
-- Mandrake --
7:53 pm
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December 2, 2012
Mandrake
The reason I’m considering the 70-300 is because I do
have the 70-300 on my Canon Rebel and it has really
worked well for telephoto shots. When the time comes I will
try a few out on my camera and see what works best for me.
Melissa – I have an old Canon Rebel and I do have the 18-55 kit
lens, and bought a 50mm prime and the 70-300 telephoto.
Whenever I take take pics with the Canon I always use the telephoto.
I have some old posts using that lens that I took pics of nesting herons etc.
Take a look at some of them one day and see what you think.
Dale.
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