david israel

<p>Sarcasim</p>

<p>10-22 has become one of my favorites.</p>

<p>Go with the glass!</p>

<p>Hello Peter,<br>

Yes I realize that but sometimes fresh responses to this question may yield updated responses now that people have been using the 7D for a while...</p>

<p>Thanks,<br>

David</p>

<p>Ty,</p>

<p>Looking for the everyday lens... The one that would be on my camera most of the time when not doing Macro or landscape work.... Travel, School plays, Birthday parties, street events.... that kind of thing... good all around lens that will be my main lens for everyday use..</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>David</p>

<p>Brad and Jim, How does the Tamron perform in low light conditions? Indoors?</p>

<p>Ok... I am sure this has been asked a 1000 times before, but I have not been on for a while and I am seriously looking to buy a new lens for my new Canon 7D. I am looking for the "Best" walk around lens. I am not concerned with the cost as I am looking to get something that will stay with me for a while. Anyway I currently own the following lenses and I am willing to sell some to make room in my bag for the new one. I enjoy all type of photography... from Macro to landscape and everything in between.. I would really appreciate any advice.<br>

Lenses Currently Owned:<br>

1. Canon 50MM 1.8 ($100.00 One)<br>

2. Canon 70-300MM 4-5.6 IS USM <br>

3. Canon 100MM 2.8 Macro (Love this one)<br>

4. Canon 10-22MM 3.5-4.5 (Love this one)<br>

5. Canon 28-105MM 3.5-4.5 (Weak walk around)<br>

6. Canon 28-80MM 3.5-5.6 (Kit lens from my first Canon film camera)<br>

7. Tamron 19-35MM 3.5-4.5</p>

<p>Thanks,</p>

<p>David</p>

<p>Canon 70-300 f4-5.6 IS is good lens for budget... I think you will find this one pretty good.</p>

<p>Very cool... I have not even begun to think about the video capabilities in these camera.. Thanks for sharing..</p>

<p>David</p>

<p>Try firmware update as Jim said...</p>

<p>I was wondering what is the sharpest lens out there under $600.00? I know what is sharp in the "L" series/high end stuff. Just want to know what people out there think and what is everyone's opinion?<br>

Thanks!</p>

<p>Had mine for six monthas or so and do this all the time with no issues as well..</p>

<p>Intresting. This is just what I am looking for. I think I will give it a try for the Bower cheapo flash. I will then repost when I have questions about the Umbrella adapter. LOL<br>

Thanks for the help!</p>

<p>David Israel</p>

<p>Hello,<br />I need a little help here. I currently own a Canon 430EX flash. I have been doing some reading on some lighting techniques and would love to incorporate an additional flash during a shoot. I know that people can shoot with one flash on top of the camera and then an additional flash on let's say a tripod off to the side. I am aware that you have to have a "Master" and then a "Slave" but I am not to clear on how that all works. I also own and additional flash (a cheapie) Bower brand and would love to be able to use that flash along with my 430EX. Is there any (INEXPENSIVE) way of doing that? Do I need to buy a new flash or some sort of transmitter. Any help or links to help would be greatly appreciated!<br />Thanks,<br />David Israel</p>

<p>I like mine too much and like someone else said in the post the resale value is low and you would probaly be better off keeping it. I know I would probaly buy this lens new if I didn't own one already since it is so inexpensive.</p>

<p>I have the 10-22MM and it is wonderful as far as the Sigma 10MM I can't comment as I never used it but the flexaability of the 10-22MM would be the deciding fasctor for me. I think the previous poster is right by saying it's a fisheye. I am sure there will be some more and informative replies to this in the next few hours.<br>

Good luck with your move and great photo ops!<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>LOL I forgot that it HELPS Canon's profits. Good to point that one out Geoff.<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>James you did well. Since you haven't done ths before a copy of the magazine would be an excellent addition to your portfolio too.<br>

On another note. I can't imagine the devastation that you witnessed. I think it is a great thing that you are donating the money to the orphanage. It sure looks like any little bit of $ could help right now!<br>

Thanks,</p>

<p>David Israel</p>

<p>Just go on Youtube and search "Plane landing in st. marteen" and you will see multiple (Diffrent) videos of planes landing in St. Marten. Some appear to be 6 feet above the fence.<br>

Enjoy!<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>Hello Amy,</p>

<p>I do use the lens hood.<br>

I realize there are faster lenses out there but for the budget this is a great lens. I would love an tele photo "L" lens but just don't have the budget for it now but I will say my 70-300MM does a wonderful jib for me.<br>

Good Luck!<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>Congrats on your upcoming addition to your family.</p>

<p>I guess I would go with the 7D so I would still be able to use the 10-22MM which is one of my favorite lenses.<br>

I still shoot with the 20D as a new camera is not in the budget yet.<br>

Good Luck!<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>Oleg,<br>

I read your review and I must sday that it was very well done and informative. I would love to read any other interviews that you may have done.<br>

Thanks,<br>

David Israel</p>

<p>It appears to be real as I just watched about 5 diffrent videos on Youtube showing 747's landing and taking off. My wife was there on the beach and saw this too. Pretty insane that they let people sun bathe there. Must be short on Beach space LOL.</p>

<p>Good Stuff. This post was very informative. Thanks!</p>

<p>Comforting. Make your subject feel comforatble and natural. I guess what i am trying to say is don't have the subject pose. just have them act normal and I guess if yourconforting that will convey in the shot.<br>

Hope this makes sense.<br>

David</p>