imadkhan
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<p>I'd add at 100 f2.8 macro as well. Versatile and sharp lens.</p>
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<p>I recently got back from a family vacation in London and Paris, and dragged all of my gear with me, which inlcluded the 70-200 2.8. Besides using it in my sister's backyard to take portraits, I only used it a couple of others times. It is a great lens but a pain to carry around all day while trying to enjoy the sights. The 17-40 f4L and 24-105 f4L IS saw more use than anyother lens I took.</p>
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<p>My vote is for 70-200 f2.8, which is what I goto whenever I am shooting portraits. I recently purchased the 100 mm f.28 macro, it is an excellent lens but I haven't tried portraits yet - so can't comment on it. From everything I have read it is a great choice.</p>
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<p>I'll admit I used Av more than any other mode, but here is an instance when I need to use manual mode ..... I like working with a 10 stop ND filter, and once I have composed my shot and calculated my exposure, manual is the only place where I get adjust the setting to where my camera doesn't go nuts!</p>
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<p>I picked up mine in London last month, and haven't regretted it. What an awesome lens. IQ is excellent. Really helped me out in Paris too.</p><div>
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<p>Matt,<br>
I had a similar choice to make in December. I couldn't decide between the 70-200 f4L or f2.8L. Didn't have the money to upgrade to the f2.8 L IS.<br>
In the end the f4 and f2.8 cost about the same and I went with the latter simply because it offered more flexibility in low light conditions. I couldn't be happier with my decision.<br>
Buy a cheap body, get L glass and you will not regret it.</p>
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<p>Glad to see I am not the only one who tends to keep all the pics, except for the bad ones of course. Just starting out and always thought that it is better to hold on to the good and bad ones, one can learn from both and perhaps find some use for the not so good ones.</p>
Best wide angle for 40d
in Canon EOS Mount
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<p>My wide lenses for my 40d inlude 17-40 f4L and Sigma 10-20 f4-5.6 EX<br>
Between the two I use the 17-40 the most.</p>