QUOTE(shootkk @ Mar 16 2012, 12:18 PM)
For wedding/indoor event, the requirement is a flash rather than any lens... If you wanted my opinion, then it's best you get the 16-35mm Zeiss f2.8 lens for wedding/indoors and travel...
If and when you upgrade to FF, then you will be set with an UWA lens and just need to get a 50mm to complement.. I'm not into telephoto but then you most probably will get a 70-200mm f2.8 which will work fine on APS-C & FF.
The Tamron is a APS-C only lens so that's the limitation.
chiahau : If I had money... the above is what I will do if I am in Bloodlust position... haha.
1635 kinda overkill eh? Well, for his purposes, I do prefer the tamron 1750 and perhaps the extra for a flash like F58am..If and when you upgrade to FF, then you will be set with an UWA lens and just need to get a 50mm to complement.. I'm not into telephoto but then you most probably will get a 70-200mm f2.8 which will work fine on APS-C & FF.
The Tamron is a APS-C only lens so that's the limitation.
chiahau : If I had money... the above is what I will do if I am in Bloodlust position... haha.
But to each of its own.
QUOTE(lwliam @ Mar 16 2012, 12:23 PM)
That's a rich man talking *ignored*
Popfish, bloodlust. It's not a tough question actually. You just need to know what are you going to use the lens for. Does the lens specifications be able to allow you to get the shot you are looking for? Do I need something brighter? If the lens will suit your needs that you will be using for, by all means go get it if it's within your budget.
Let's say I give an example. I want a macro lens. I will be shooting bugs but also need it for normal usage. I can't get a 30mm 2.8 macro, why? The MFD of a few cm will scare away any bugs whenever I want to do 1:1 magnification. So, I looks at other choices. 50mm? 90mm? 100mm? 180mm? I finally picked something in the middle of those range while giving me enough distance to work with. At the same time, I can use it as a tele lens and portrait lens.
Since u have already chosen the Tamron, I'm pretty sure you also read about it somewhere else before deciding to get it. If you have already made up your mind, just go for it. It's you who is shooting, not others.
Added on March 16, 2012, 12:25 pmAlbnok, wahey! Looks like my initial guess was correct then..
I was merely jesting, the answer to the question is already nicely written in your statement anyways.Popfish, bloodlust. It's not a tough question actually. You just need to know what are you going to use the lens for. Does the lens specifications be able to allow you to get the shot you are looking for? Do I need something brighter? If the lens will suit your needs that you will be using for, by all means go get it if it's within your budget.
Let's say I give an example. I want a macro lens. I will be shooting bugs but also need it for normal usage. I can't get a 30mm 2.8 macro, why? The MFD of a few cm will scare away any bugs whenever I want to do 1:1 magnification. So, I looks at other choices. 50mm? 90mm? 100mm? 180mm? I finally picked something in the middle of those range while giving me enough distance to work with. At the same time, I can use it as a tele lens and portrait lens.
Since u have already chosen the Tamron, I'm pretty sure you also read about it somewhere else before deciding to get it. If you have already made up your mind, just go for it. It's you who is shooting, not others.
Added on March 16, 2012, 12:25 pmAlbnok, wahey! Looks like my initial guess was correct then..
@Albnok - Can we now have a TT? Since Syam got it right liao
Mar 16 2012, 12:33 PM

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