Construction worker by LeongHan, on Flickr

Oo that's what I thought about it also. 2 features in one lens just like the 15-85mm efs

For the rest, glad I made your day, still learning ma

my advise for u.. shoot more. u want get 6d or 5dm3 with what lens also, don't need think. buy what you like and shoot only.

different.

15-85 has close MFD but the 24-70's MFD is even closer.

But I think that's okay.

Cause want to learn from that cam.

BTW in what situation u use extender?

you 2 so bad la, laugh people

google apa itu extender la bang.

http://bit.ly/1uY2AZ3

I'm not really laughing at him la, more like just amused at how someone can be so obsessed with gear technicalities like me back then.

Difference was I kena shoot kaw kaw everytime i brought up stuff like this or act like I know more about gear than everyone in front of my boss.

We all have to learn one way or another

yeah this is like a phase everyone beginner has to pass, when you look back you feel really stupid.

I guess everyone of us also like that in the beginning want this and that but lucky my empty pocket is holding me back

hope can know more tips from you guys which have more experience and become sifus liao

totally same over here, sometimes being poor is a good thing eh

Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM
Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM

I saw many review F4 is better than the f2.8? is it true? Can't really see the differences.

again with my noob knowledge,

usually such wide angle lens, ull be taking landscape and ull be setting slower aperture f/8 , f/11 etc

the win side is IS,


This post has been edited by munak991: Nov 11 2014, 10:19 PM

you answered yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThNJm14cSkk

Here are some shots with my 16-35mm f/4L IS USM








Great lens, the IS really comes in handy although it is noticeably noisy when it is in use.

where are always different in term of contrast, colour and center sharpness for newer generation optic...thats where to improvement is . The F4 version also catering more for video user..

Hi guys, i've changed the topic from Canon EOS Family, one big EOS Family to Canon EOS Family, DSLR, EOS, with hopes that less individual topics will be created about canon DSLR or its lenses in separate threads. I am assuming that many are not familliar with the name EOS and calls the product by itself 700d or etc thus missing this topic. We want to be a big family. I apologise for not posting as much as i like and I appreciate everybodies participation and keeping the family's good name.

A centralised thread ensures lively discussion and thus more enjoyable for forumers and allows new users to find us so we can all grow together. We are all here to learn from one another and although some of us might have more experience than others , be great for us to help those who understands less. We are one big family.

There are no stupid questions as one might be misinformed and wrongful interpretation of what they read or learn from elsewhere. Remember we were all there sometime ago, owning our first cam and trying to figure out "Eh why my picture blur, eh why not nice like someone posted, angle same same but picture different, and many more". A family loves one another instead of putting someone down.

Let us be more helpful instead of shooting newbies point of view down and to show that we are much more pandai like showing him/her "you know shit, see what i have done" or flexing credentials. Explain to the newbie/others why is it so, or how it is done so they can improve. This benefit all, they become better, we enjoy photos they post and they help capture memories for others. We want to be one big and happy family.

Cheers