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From: Kotsinadelis, Peter (Peter) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 12:11 AM
Subject: RE: EOS should I change a lens?


> Ahhh, Sharpness, the holy grail for SLR users.  If you like your results why
> change?!
> Your 28-135mm is every bit as good as the 28-70mm F2.8L at the mid
> apertures. Use F2.8L lenses when you need F2.8 to blur the background or to
> have faster shutter speeds. I have used my 28-135mm IS lens extensively
> (from portraits to landscapes) and no problems with sharpness.
> I have tested these lenses using slide film and projected them to 30x40 on a
> screen.  Guess what?  You can't see a difference at a viewing distance of 4+
> feet.  You have to go within 12 inches to see any differences.  If I enlarge
> bigger than this, I use medium format, or digitize the output and take
> advantage of software that can render larger prints better than traditional
> means.
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> Disclaimer: For those who think beige is the only color for a lens, or those
> who refuse to believe a lens that does not bear the Canon logo cannot be
> sharp, please ignore my comments and do not reply.
>
> Peter K

Well said - but I wonder if I'll feel the same way if I start using a 10D,
instead of my EOS3.  A4 prints on high gloss paper from my 4MP digicam and Epson
1270 certainly can look stunning.  Equally they can look awful if the on-board
"brain" has done something funny with the sharpening!

Malcolm
Milton Keynes, UK




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