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    5D Mk2 with EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens

    Wow - this lens is sharp!

    The crop of the eye is NOT a macro shot . It's a small crop from the photo next to it.
    I can see my reflection in the pupil - awesome lens!
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    That is very sharp and clear

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    nice, but did you apply sharpening to it later, or is it straight out of the camera?
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    Hi James,
    I did apply a small amount of sharpening in CaptureOne however I am impressed with the amount of detail the lens and camera sensor can capture. It's awesome!

    Your equipment list is very impressive - am green with envy over those lenses!

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    that's fair... it is a nice lens with a nicer range. though i find when at 24mm or 105mm it's not at it's best... but the IS does come in handy sometimes.
    my collection has been a fair while in the making now... sold a lot of lenses too...
    you're free to give some of my lenses a try if you come to a melbourne night meet

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    You know I looked at the first image and thought it was a little soft, but that second shot is incredible. Makes me want to buy the 24-105 sooner, it's on my wish list along with a 100-400L. *sigh*

    Nice reflection too, CSI would solve crimes with images like that!
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    Thanks James. When is the next Melbourne night meet?

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    what etherial said
    just a small group of us, like last time. ended up being a good night.
    looking forward to this one.
    so come along if you can.

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    Nice bit of kit....but to be honest my first thought was they both are a little soft, acceptable but room for improvemnent

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    After all the worry I had about changing to Canon I now love my one camera, one lens set up in the 5D2/24-105. It's all I want and need. The files are so large and good it becomes a "macro" by cropping in the puter; same goes for when I need a bit longer lens, I just crop in the puter. No need for a bag of gear, and there is no dust on the sensor problems because the lens is never removed.

    It's also magic for aerial photography; I just framed a 20 x 24" photo that was cropped to less then 1/2 the original file!!

    I can do all my photography with this camera/lens combo, so don't me ask why I just bought 70-200 f4!! That really mucked up the no dust idea

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanB View Post
    I can do all my photography with this camera/lens combo, so don't me ask why I just bought 70-200 f4!! That really mucked up the no dust idea
    Of course you could always sell it?!???

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanB View Post
    I can do all my photography with this camera/lens combo, so don't me ask why I just bought 70-200 f4!! That really mucked up the no dust idea
    The answer is simple: once you get your hands on one L series lens, you want them ALL.. lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by etherial View Post
    Of course you could always sell it?!???
    Quote Originally Posted by David View Post
    The answer is simple: once you get your hands on one L series lens, you want them ALL.. lol.
    LOL I have had the 70-20 for about a month; used it once to make sure light flowed through the barrel; it was a case of don't need it; don't want it; can't afford it but it could be handy.

    Now about that 400mm NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanB View Post
    LOL I have had the 70-200 for about a month; used it once to make sure light flowed through the barrel; it was a case of don't need it; don't want it; can't afford it but it could be handy.
    I miss that lens Ian....take care of it

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimD View Post
    I miss that lens Ian....take care of it
    I was wondering what name you used over this side of cyber space; bit more peaceful here at the moment

    LOL I was going to say you were a mug to sell it, but you can afford a new one when you get sick of lugging that new toy around.

    I sell it back to you; $1600>>> collar extra

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    its a nice setup hey ive got the same lens /camera combo its sweet
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    very nice details! still wondering if it compare to 24-70
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    Quote Originally Posted by lyxivan View Post
    very nice details! still wondering if it compare to 24-70
    I believe the 24-70 is sharper but my 24 105 is sharp enough and more versatile. 70 mm to me is not here or there.

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    I heard 24-107 is actually sharper than 24-70...

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