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so... as some of you might have read i recently invested in some equipment including a 70-300 telezoom. after a bit of testing i came to a conclusion; "wtf am i gonna do with a telezoom?".
since i shoot land/waterscapes along with portraits and what not, i figured id send the telezoom back and get something else. i settled for the bg-e2 batterygrip and the cheap EF 50/1,8 II.
the lens is awesome! sure it feels kinda cheap and the buildquality is somewhat compromised, and the af sure could be better. BUT, for the price its offered it delivers really nice and sharp pictures, and thats what matters isnt it? i could have a lens made of cloth as long as the optics are good...

with that plus the batterygrip, the camera has a whole new feel to it and i seem to be almost unable to put it down.

this is Evert, a fairly wellused model of mine
when he flicks his ears like that, hes gonna jump you! so i had to be quick in this one.
enjoy!

Description
so... as some of you might have read i recently invested in some equipment including a 70-300 telezoom. after a bit of testing i came to a conclusion; "wtf am i gonna do with a telezoom?".
since i shoot land/waterscapes along with portraits and what not, i figured id send the telezoom back and get something else. i settled for the bg-e2 batterygrip and the cheap EF 50/1,8 II.
the lens is awesome! sure it feels kinda cheap and the buildquality is somewhat compromised, and the af sure could be better. BUT, for the price its offered it delivers really nice and sharp pictures, and thats what matters isnt it? i could have a lens made of cloth as long as the optics are good...

with that plus the batterygrip, the camera has a whole new feel to it and i seem to be almost unable to put it down.

this is Evert, a fairly wellused model of mine
when he flicks his ears like that, hes gonna jump you! so i had to be quick in this one.
enjoy!