I was foremost a news reporter---then I became a photographer to have photos to back up my investigative reports. I've been shooting for the past 20 years now and have never thought of investing in "L" lenses until my D60 got stolen in Nov. of 2005. Last week I bought a 35-350mm L lens ($1,000) that I now use with a Canon 10D. I have a 17-40mm f4L which I use on my Canon-1D. These two lenses is more than enough for what I need.
While many people want to see the negative side of the 35-350mm lens, I'm extremely happy with it and I've only had it for a couple of days.
Maybe, five years from now, I will buy a used 28-300 IS. But for now I look forward to having the 17-350 zoom range inside my Domke bag.
Canon EF 35-350 L
in Canon EOS Mount
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I was foremost a news reporter---then I became a photographer to have photos to back up my investigative reports. I've been shooting for the past 20 years now and have never thought of investing in "L" lenses until my D60 got stolen in Nov. of 2005. Last week I bought a 35-350mm L lens ($1,000) that I now use with a Canon 10D. I have a 17-40mm f4L which I use on my Canon-1D. These two lenses is more than enough for what I need.
While many people want to see the negative side of the 35-350mm lens, I'm extremely happy with it and I've only had it for a couple of days.
Maybe, five years from now, I will buy a used 28-300 IS. But for now I look forward to having the 17-350 zoom range inside my Domke bag.
Cheers from Los Angeles!