> Moose wrote:
> Yes, it's quite tempting. I did the same thing as your
> friend, but on a lower scale. I chose to buy a cheap
> 19-35/3.5-4.5 instead of one of the $5-600 APS only zooms.
> [...]
You see, I don't have that kind of economic patience. I've
already, not long ago, whipped out and bought the Sigma
10-20. Actually, I had it on all day today, shooting the
classic car show they hold every Australia Day next to
Hyde Park. It's great for getting pictures without people
in the fore and midground, but bloody hard for keeping
them out of the background. I might have to do some subtle
gaussian blur for the more "busy" shots.
Speaking of which, I better go review them. Chimping can
only achieve so much (which reminds me, last week at the
zoo I chimped shots of chimps chimping).
Cheers,
Marc
Sydney, Oz
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