Canon 24-70mm F2.8L USM

[bouwy]

Does this lens works OK with my EOS 450D. Any feed back

[Sean Setters]

Yes. It should work fine.

[Rodger]

No it wont work. If you've bought it already, you should probably just call UPS and have them ship it to me. ;)


Only kidding! Welcome to the forums! That lens will be wonderful on your camera and I can't imagine you'll have many (if any) complaints!


-Rodger :)

[bouwy]

Thanks Roger, you scared the living S*&^% with your first sentence. LOL

[bouwy]

OK thanks for your reply

[bouwy]

Thanks Sean

[Keith B]

You will love this lens. It is a lens I insisted I didn't need, that the range was too vanilla. And now it is my most used lens and it probably the sharpest lens I have ever owned. It is sharper than my 24 1.4 MKI and 50 1.4 primes.

[Sinh Nhut Nguyen]

it's an EF lens, it works on any EOS camera

[bouwy]

I look forward to my first picture

[bouwy]

What camera body do you use?

[Joel Bookhammer]

The 24-70 is a great lens works equally well on my 40D and XTI, I normally have it on my XTI and the 70-200 2.8 IS on the 40D. But recently Ive only been lugging around the 85 1.2 II, absolutely fantastic lens.


You will be very happy if you purchase or already have purchased it.


Joel

[ShutterbugJohan]

I recently shot a wedding. My main lens was the older but still fantastic 28-70/2.8L and I used it with my 580EX II on a borrowed Rebel XSi + batt. grip. My 10D + 580EX switched between 100/2.8 Macro, 50/1.8, 70-300, and 16-35/2.8L. When I needed to go wider, I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3. With that setup, I only used the flashes for about 50 shots out of ~1,400.


In short, the 24-70/2.8L will work fantastically on your XTi. :-)

[Joel]

Got one for my 400D a few weeks ago. Great piece of equipment. You'll need to get used to the weight and the badass hood, but it's worth it.


The only thing I can think of is the balance is a little of on the smaller bodies.

[Joel Bookhammer]

I recently shot a wedding. My main lens was the older but still fantastic 28-70/2.8L and I used it with my 580EX II on a borrowed Rebel XSi + batt. grip. My 10D + 580EX switched between 100/2.8 Macro, 50/1.8, 70-300, and 16-35/2.8L. When I needed to go wider, I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3. With that setup, I only used the flashes for about 50 shots out of ~1,400.


In short, the 24-70/2.8L will work fantastically on your XTi. :-)
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Must of been a well lit wedding, I find the flash to be a necessary piece of equipement expecially for weddings, cause they tend to be alittle on the dark side [:D]


Joel

[Chuck Lee]

I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3


So you shoot digital and film. What film do you use?

[bouwy]

I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3


So you shoot digital and film. What film do you use?
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No I only use my EOS450D

[bouwy]

I only shoot digital

[crosbyharbison]

Its my favorite lens but the hood slips off too easily ):

[ShutterbugJohan]

I recently shot a wedding. My main lens was the older but still fantastic 28-70/2.8L and I used it with my 580EX II on a borrowed Rebel XSi + batt. grip. My 10D + 580EX switched between 100/2.8 Macro, 50/1.8, 70-300, and 16-35/2.8L. When I needed to go wider, I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3. With that setup, I only used the flashes for about 50 shots out of ~1,400.


In short, the 24-70/2.8L will work fantastically on your XTi. :-)
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Must of been a well lit wedding, I find the flash to be a necessary piece of equipement expecially for weddings, cause they tend to be alittle on the dark side /emoticons/emotion-2.gif


Joel





It wasn't very well lit, but it was lit better than most weddings I've been to; I was at ISO 800 or 1600 most of the time at ~f/2.8 and 1/100 sec. I didn't realize that the lights were sodium vapor lights and even with a manually set white balance, some photos are greenish and others are reddish, since the light flickers. Lots of WB corrections in Lightroom. [:(]




I put the 16-35 on my EOS-3


So you shoot digital and film. What film do you use?


I only shoot film when my 16-35 is too long on my APS-C 10D, which is hardly ever. The film in the EOS-3 right now is Kodak Gold ISO 100 negative film.

[twistedphrame]

I use mine on my XTi and it works great I've loved it since I bought it last winter

[Keith B]

I use mine almost exclusively on my 5DmkII.