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>Your reply got through. And it made me thinking ...
>I guess I still hope a full frame will be affordable in 3 years, so I could 
>still use the same set up as with film.
>
>I probably want to shoot with the 135 2 as I heard so many good stories on 
>it. Even if it gets a 200 mm in the next few years till full frame digital 
>breaks through.

Just curious what you're planning on shooting. I mean it's kind of
neat to have the sharpest lens in Canon's lineup, but I dunno what how
many landscapes could use it, or if it would be wasted on portraits.

I love my 85/1.8, picked it up used about half price. For a longer
lens I use my 100-400L IS. It's great for portraits, even though
slightly heavier, the IS works great.

And I sometimes but not that much use my 50/1.4. Nice lens, just only
good for portraits really on the 10D.

-- 
Jim Davis
Nature Photography
http://jimdavis.oberro.com
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