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I have been lucky enough to come in to some money, and I'm really itching to get a 70-200mm lens. By the time I'm about to order, I'll have about 1500 dollars to buy a lens. I'm wondering if it would be worth it to wait and save another 1000 and get the USM II or if I should just get the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM.
I'll be using it for portrait shots and engagements, with future hopes to do weddings (not anytime in the next six months). What would you recommend? |
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It's not the USM that changed but the IS. The II at the end of the item code just indicates the version of the LENS, not the USM.
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YouTube - Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS Mark II USM - Hands on Review - DigitalRev.com!
i heard it focuses much faster compared to mkI
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I've used both and am waiting for the money for the MKII... My low light stuff may benefit from the added IS functionality and the focus speed (which is mad!) ...That, combined with the new noise capabilities in Lightroom3 and I won't even have to think about the shot anymore.... lol
That said, the version one is a VERY nice lens...
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I spent the additional $ on the II and love it to bits.
I found the its sharper, faster and the IS is awesome under low light conditions. Who needs a tripod with one of these now.. haha
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