simone falbo

<p>Certainly the 85 1.2 L !<br>

I've got a 5D MkII and tried both of all, they are fabulous but in my opinion the 85 beats the 50...<br>

The question is: what is the focal lenght you need?</p>

<p>Dear <a href="http://www.photo.net/photodb/user?user_id=3914927">Martyn</a>,<br>

I think it's better to take a good lens for Full Frame now and than choose another body (like 5D). I bought a 24-70 L with a 400D and now a 5D MkII, this lens is greater but quit heavy, alternatively I suggest you a 24-105 that is a bit practical and stabilized, also a L lens...</p>

<p>Thank you very much again.<br>

I'm going to have a look on the sites above...<br>

Simone</p>

<p>Thank you very much for your help. You are absolutely right. However, I noticed, in some circonstances, that setting the flash head like the focal length could be better...<br>

Last two question:<br>

Would it be better setting the flash head into a closed angle using a white umbrella?<br>

Should it be better if the flash detected its position through the infrared and so adapted its head, if you want?<br>

Regards.<br>

Simone</p>

<p>To whom it may concern,<br>

I have a problem when useing the ST-E2 trasmitter and 580 EX2.<br>

The key point is that the zoom-capable flash head doesn't work, even if I am not useing the manual zoom on my 580 EX2. When zooming on the lens (24-70L), the flash doesn't change its parable, but remains on 24mm (with no "M 24mm" setted, but only "24mm", therefore "auto mode").<br>

In my opinion the whole ETTL should work, including the auto zoom on the flash.<br>

Is the problem on the trasmitter or on the flash? I've tried to change the body (5D MkII and 400D) without any changes.<br>

I would be grateful if someone could help me!<br>

Regards.<br>

Simone Falbo</p>