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What Equipment for the Beginner Fashion-Beauty Photographer? Finally and this is for those who like shooting telephoto fashion, a 50-200, 70-300 or a variation of this type of medium telephoto to telephoto zoom lens. A reasonably good flash/light meter like Sekonic, Gossen, Kenko & Polaris are some examples of |
Reflecting on 10 months in the world of (amateur) photography - lessons learnt
I decided (after asking some friends with DSLR's and those super cool extra long lenses) that I will choose between Nikon and Canon. Also the Nikon D "I cant remember what one" with THREE lenses, for about $100 less. At that time, the 550D with 2 kit lenses was available at a fairly good price, at almost every shop in town. Nikon with THREE lenses. I just knew that I want something on which I can put different lenses. A nice Canon 550D, with a 18 55 and 55 250, with a nice bag and a 4GIG memory card. My friends were really impressed with the 55 250 lens. So there was only one Canon kit available. I assume all the other people looking for cameras over that festive season decided to go for the Nikon. Before that I had endless pleasure with my Canon PowerShot A530. So I decided on the latter.Kenko 1.5x Pz-AF Teleplus SHQ teleconverte - PentaxForums.com
All TC's work the same way in term so loss of light - one stop for a 1.4X TC, two stops for a 2X, etc. While some combinations of zooms and TC's will produce better results than simply cropping, that is seldom true of consumer grdes TC's and lenses like the ones you are asking about. I'd expect this combo to work noticebaly worse than cropping. Some people have reported some success with similar combinations, though. See the Mirror Lens Club thread in this forum for tons of examples from a variety of mirror lenses. The only ones available new are the Samyang-made 500/8 and the 500/6.3 (not sure who makes that); both are sold under a huge number of different names, but they are all the same two lenses. Both are fairly mediocre; the f/6.3 version is probably a bit better. The better mirror lenses (like the Tamron that many rave about on that thread) are long discontinued, but if you hunt on Ebay, you may get lucky. See the Mirror Lens Club thread in this forum for tons of examples from...
