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Canon EOS 400D (Rebel XTi) "Leaked"+Lenses (imgs) (Page 2)
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Here is another picture showing the detail from my XTi and Sigma 30mm f/1.4
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Ok, I swear, this is my last consecutive post in this thread...
I found a good review of the Sigma 30mm f1.4 EX HSM lens here:
whichlens.com - Lens Reviews
It's about halfway down the page.
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I just picked up the XTi today; thanks for all the lens reviews. I'm really enjoying it so far. 
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I have picked up a Canon 200 mm f/2.8L EF lens for this camera. It cost as much as the camera, but it's worth it.
Here's a gallery of pictures of my dog: SmugMug - Pete
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Nice speed on it; do you find a walking lens of 35 or 50 to be better? I used to use 50mm with a traditional 35mm, but I'm not sure with the smaller sensor in this baby.
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Originally Posted by ink 
Nice speed on it; do you find a walking lens of 35 or 50 to be better? I used to use 50mm with a traditional 35mm, but I'm not sure with the smaller sensor in this baby.
For family get togethers and casual photography I prefer the 30 mm because the crop factor of the smaller sensor makes it a 48 mm. The 50 mm is nice for portraits or for a little further away because it amounts to a 80 mm.
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