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<p>For indoor ceremonies I don't know that f/4 is enough. 70-200 lenses are LONG on crop sensor cameras.</p>

<p>Small spaces, probably the Tamron 17-50 or Canon 17-55 if you don't want to get a separate ultra-wide like the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8.<br>

<br />Tamron 28-75 works for detail shots; if you need closer, buy a set of kenko extension tubes.</p>

<p>A less expensive alternative to the quantum turbo batteries is the black box: <a href="http://www.aljacobs.com/THE%20BLACK%20BOX.htm">http://www.aljacobs.com/THE%20BLACK%20BOX.htm</a></p>

<p>You might also consider the CP-E4 battery pack made by Canon.</p>

<p>The only advantage to the 24-70 over the 17-55 is the somewhat narrower DoF offered on the full frame camera and the ability to use it on both 5D and 40D for different ranges. Not necessarily a great need...</p>

<p>Seems like your lens lineup covers the important ranges, except that your 5D is a little limited on the wide end. I personally still want a 35L like you have. I never bought (and kept) an ef-s type standard zoom, so I have a 24-70L.</p>

<p>I don't see anything wrong with your lens selection. Good primes, the best aps-c standard zoom...nothing to really fix there.</p>

<p>Canon 40D, Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 lens @ 45mm, f/3.2, 1/250 sec. shutter speed, no flash. </p>

<p>Post processed in Adobe Lightroom, including altering clarity to let some of the face detail bloom in haze. This shot really draws on my personality; I like dreamy, timeless scenes in old black & white style.</p>

<p>I've been shooting weddings for about a year now.</p>

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