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Once again, my trusty nifty fifty comes through
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Lots of strobe power and a high aperture, like f9 and 1/200 SS and ISO 100(love the last picture!! )
I am going to do a sunset shoot next week, but I never shot a sunset style yet.
Any tips?
We are recreating an engagement proposal on the beachIt's going to be beeeeeautiful! lol
Someday ill be able to afford strobes... lolLots of strobe power and a high aperture, like f9 and 1/200 SS and ISO 100
Note: This lens will works with 35mm SLR film camera NOT digital SLR camera.Can I get an opinion on this lens?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160539678215&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
it's 85mm but since I'm not shooting with a full frame the effective length is
127.5mm +or-
- Is it worth the $ to buy it?
- better to save and get something made for Digital?
I have an adapter, been using SLR lenses.Note: This lens will works with 35mm SLR film camera NOT digital SLR camera.
unless you have a 35mm SLR camera![]()
Canon 85mm 1.8 is usually 375-475 on-line
here
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-85mm-Medium-Telephoto-Cameras/dp/B00007GQLU
Nope, I just completely forgot about the adapter xD! (I just copy and pasted that from the ebay link xD)I have an adapter, been using SLR lenses.
Is there something about this specific lens that makes you think otherwise?
Oppps!!!MD to EOS Adaptors are only 35 bucks on ebay. A great investment because MD lenses are usually cheap as dirt!