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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kotsinadelis,
> Peter (Peter)
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 2:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: EOS Re: New lens from Sigma
>
>
>
>
> Chip Louie wrote (edited):
>
> As far as zooms go there is NOTHING available for the EF mount that
> performs
> optically, mechanically or long term reliably like Canon's fast "L"
> zooms,
> not from ANY manufacture of EF mount lenses.  How are they behind?
>
> If you want an inexpensive, inexpensively made zoom lens with moderate
> image
> quality Canon makes them too.  One of them even has IS technology,
> NOBODY
> offers a standard zoom with IS except Canon.  How are they behind?
>
> Are you saying that because Canon doesn't make an inexpensive slow zoom
> that
> starts at 24mm and goes past 105mm they are somehow behind?  That's
> pretty
> lame, try walking closer to your subject or backing up two steps.  Are
> you
> looking for useless "features" or performance?  I think you all know
> where I
> stand on this issue.
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>
> Chip,
>
> I would have thought otherwise if you did not sing the praises (as
> usual) of
> the "L."  You should simply write a book entitled, "To L with my
> lenses."
>
> Peter K.
> A Lens is only as good as the person using it!
>
>
>


Hi Peter,

Yes but a slow, mediocre lens only hurts your images no matter how good a
photographer you are.


Cheers/Chip

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