70-200mm f2.8 lens Community

[Albrecht]

guys another newbie question.. ummm makapili ba ka ug lens na dali makafocus..?

[johnmangui]

question pd, nganong mangluspad man ang skintone nko kng sa photoshop ko mag edit? kng sa lightroom, okei ra lge.

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[azinec]

guys another newbie question.. ummm makapili ba ka ug lens na dali makafocus..?

Nikon and Sigma glass are known to have fast AF both on bright light and low light
Tamron - fast AF on bright light, slow on low light.

[Albrecht]

Nikon and Sigma glass are known to have fast AF both on bright light and low light
Tamron - fast AF on bright light, slow on low light.

if cannon ang cam bro unsa man na lens imo msugest..? unsa na tamron bro.. wala diay na xa gbutang sa feature sa lens?

[azinec]

the recommended suggestion is to use the same brand of glass/lens. Canon body pair with Canon Lens. the reason for this is that the technology used in creating the lens is patented by the manufacturer so what those third party companies do is they reverse-engineer the said lens so that they'll have an idea of how that lens was made/constructed. they will add in a few of their own proprietary tech to entice the consumers to buy their glass instead of the OEM ones which in most cases are more expensive than the third-party lens. Sigma, Tokina and Tamron are the three major brands who make third party lens for both Nikon and Canon mount.

its stated in the lens specs, but as stated above , reverse-engineering is used so there is no assurance that the third-party manufacturer can replicate the design of the OEM glass.

[Albrecht]

but nakabantay man gud ko na it would take 1 to 2secs para makafocus.. nya nghuna2 lang ko sa mga moving subjects like flying birds.. =(

[vanix09]

very well said Atty. hehe.

the recommended suggestion is to use the same brand of glass/lens. Canon body pair with Canon Lens. the reason for this is that the technology used in creating the lens is patented by the manufacturer so what those third party companies do is they reverse-engineer the said lens so that they'll have an idea of how that lens was made/constructed. they will add in a few of their own proprietary tech to entice the consumers to buy their glass instead of the OEM ones which in most cases are more expensive than the third-party lens. Sigma, Tokina and Tamron are the three major brands who make third party lens for both Nikon and Canon mount.

its stated in the lens specs, but as stated above , reverse-engineering is used so there is no assurance that the third-party manufacturer can replicate the design of the OEM glass.

[gracie7]

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[gracie7]

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[kamsky]

I am newbie so be nice.