andrevallejo

The 70-200 is the non-IS. The 17-35 is not the new version.It's the old one...

I just published in my website a test with 3 lenses in the 20D

body,it may

be useful for those in doubt on what lens to buy...

Best,

Andr頖allejo

http://www.andrevallejo.net/dicas/teste_lentes.htm

When using Camera RAW to adjust RAW files and store it in DVDs, is

it better tostore the adjustments in the normal database or in XMP

sidecars files? Can?t figure out...

I'll be in Madrid for about a week in August,and would like to know

about any photo galleries which are worth to visit there,photo

exhibits,and things like that. Any hints?

Thanks,,

Andre Vallejo

www.andrevallejo.net

I do have the T3. A wonderful piece.I also own good Canon glass like the 70-200 2.8L and the 50 1.4. That litlle 35mm glass in the T3 outperform them both. Amazing qualitie. No complains for the size,built and image quality. Remember it's a point-shot with extra features and you'll have no complains too...

I had a 75-300 and now own a 700-200 L. Sold the former without ever looking back...

A 28-135 IS may be a nice only lens for you,though it looses the wide side...

Ok,here goes the link http://www.andrevallejo.net/Canons/FrameSet.htm

Oh,and it´s portuguese,not spanish! (8-)

So I finnaly maneged to put my hands on the Canon SLR digitals...I'm

considering going from my present combo (Provia 100+ Coolscan 4000)

to the 10d so I had to check for my self. The photos are here

www.andrevallejo.net ,justo follow the "Dicas e Testes" link. In

general very good image from the cameras. Only bad surprise was the

extreme noise with the 10d when using ISO 400 and over under bright

sun light. Just check the photos of the worker in the open space

(filename has the shooting data) and tell me what you think about

it...What could be wrong?

Hi All.

Came back from Peru and just managed to put the photos in my website...Thanks all for the precious hints,they all really helped!

www.andrevallejo.net into Documental

Well,in the end I'll be going south,(Arequipa,Puno and...Machu Pichu!) As I know what's expecting me,I can´t be let down,right? We´ll see...

Well ,the M7 is on the street,and it uses film...

Be careful when talking about digital with Leica users, they tend to go mad about it,specially those who only shoot BW ! (!-)

Thanks all for the answers,they are extremely useful in helping me to set it up...know I'm also thinking about hiking in the Huarascan National Park,in the North...will see!

When thinking about a trip in August in South America,to photograph

what I like the most,people, the first country that comes to my mind

is Peru, as the people has such a strong etnic appearence. But one

of the worst thing in doing such trips is when you go to places

where the locals live on turism, so when you pull out a camera, you

are surrounded by lots of people asking for money;all the naturality

is gone. I'd like to hear experiences from you peolpe who have been

there about it. Are Cuzco and Machu Pichu the places to go,or any

other good spots?

Thanks,

André Vallejo (from Brazil)

Funny enough,5 minutes after I posted the message,I tried and it worked out fine...after weeks trying...go figure! (8-)

...is that I can´t find a way to update "My equipmment"...I can fill

the form,but all I get after hiting the button is a server error

message,and it has been like this for months...any hints? Got no

answer from the webmaster...

Just received my T3,and still making contact with it. One thing gave

me doubts:

I've adjusted CF 1,2&5 to B. When I use the AFL button,the small

light blinks slowly,as expected,but when I press the shutter it

still moves the lens before shooting. Shouldn´t the lens be already

at position?

Thanks,

André

PS:The camera REALLY looks like a little jewel...maybe that´s why

the price tag! (8-)

Canon does not have a medium format body,right? So is it possible

that there's an adapter that allow me to use my Canon L lenses (70-

200 , 17-35)on any medium format body? If so,which one?