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I upgraded from a 420EX to this 580EX II. I got it just in time for a wedding photo shoot, and I must say I was NOT disappointed.

First, its battery life is outstanding. I shot shot more than 650 photos with the flash, most of them...
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This flash works a bit faster than the 550ex, but frankly couple things are wrong with it:

master/slave switch - if you never use it, then no biggie,but I do and this is a PIA to change with the menu. MUCH prefer the old style...
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If you cannot afford its older brothers (70-200mm F2.8 IS or non-IS), then this lens is for you. Sharp! sharp! sharp all througout its zoom range. Pictures taken by this lens, will make you smile. Unfortunately I got mine broken... I'm buying a...
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I am a little disappointed in this lens. I am not impressed with the sharpness and it is very difficult to receive perfect pictures every time.
Unless the IS is on my pictures are not sharp. Some pictures are great but I was hoping for...
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The EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM is a lightweight, compact L Series telephoto zoom lens with Image Stabilizer. The optical Image Stabilization in the new EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM lens provides up to an incredible four stops of shake correction-a first...
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This is the first time I have ever purchased a dedicated flash. I have used the Superb Vivitar 283 and 285 strobes for years with no complaints. However, after buying the Nikon D70, I felt the need for a TTL flash. The camera's built-in pop-up...
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I've been happy with the SB-600's performance for the year that I've had it and agree with reviewers who praise it in that respect. However, just after the expiration of the one-year warranty, the rubber cover over the button that releases the...
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An excellent choice for wireless freedom. Have had great results both in the studio and the field. Highly recommended.
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I read this would fit the D70 and it fits like it was made for it. The D70 uses mirrors instead of a prism and I've read people saying it is like looking down a dark hallway at your image. I agreed with them until I added this magnifying eyepiece....
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small opening in the eyepiece makes the use of this counterproductive, as your eye needs to actually get closer to the piece. If you wear eyeglasses, like I do, forgeddaboutit!
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Unit is OK. But it needs some type of cup that will keep stray light out of the users eyes
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A great, super sharp, super fast lens. This is like the 50mm 1.8 (also a great lens), but is faster (1.4), sharper, has a metal mount (like the first 1.8), and is a USM lens. Not Canon's 1.0 50mm, but not close to the cost. A great compromise.
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Very sharp lens, once you get out to f2.8 and smaller. Very disappointed for the price. Sharpness at f2.8 to f8 is not why I paid top dollar for the f1.4, not when the f1.8 is MUCH sharper wide open than this lens is at f4
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after testing this lens at various situations and using it for people and landscape photography, here is my review:
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The canon EF 50mm f/1.4 lens is a spectacular standard prime lens. It has an unreasonable fast autofocus and captures images in extreme focus. Even at huge aperture (offered almost exclusively by this lens) the focus is still dead on and...
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I have used this lens at work for over a year - I am a prof media photog. It is a lens you can put on and use for a variety of subjects from grip & grins to creative still life or creative landscape work. I am buying it for myself which is how...
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Here's what Nikon won't tell you (unless you push the customer service agents): This lens distorts the imagery at every focal length--not just the extreme telephoto range. Take a photo of something squarely framed, or, say, the siding on a...
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The title says it all. I bought the lens because the glass is sharp, the focal length is handy, and it is lightweight and easy to use. But the light fall-off in the corners is significant unless you stop-down every shot. You'll see visible...
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I looked at this lens today on a D80 (this is the lens that is included with the kit) and I love the range, but if you are going to buy this lens, actually look at it as it does have some pin cushion throughout the range. Probably good for a...
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This lens is sharp even at wide apertures, the VR (image stabilization) works great, autofocus speed is more than acceptable, and it it is very light and compact. The fact that it costs $250 and has effective VR is pretty amazing - no other...
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I just received, and used this lens at a wedding last weekend. I was not thrilled with the results. I expected sharp, snappy contrasty images but they weren't - just okay.

I then mounted the camera with this lens on a tripod, switched...
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If you looking for something relatively inexpensive and fun to carry around, this is the lens for you. Quality is good in good light, most of the time, and can be exceptional sometimes. The plasticy feel doesn't bother me because I avoid...
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2003 is arguably the most important year in digital photography, as it?s the first time sales of digital cameras have actually outsold traditional film models. It?s not hard to see why either, as today?s digital cameras offer an unbeatable...
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