I love this camera....

Hey Damian..


Congratulations..!


I fully understand and feel what you are talking about and feeling as I, myself, just received one as an early Christmas present from my wife, 5 days ago. I also had to wait a year and a half saving money, mouth-watering when 5DII owners, here, talked about, and added a bit of year-end bonus before proudly picking it up.


I already have 24-105mm and 70-200mm and am now sooooo happy to be able to profit their maximum <span style="color: #ff0000;"]L quality and capacity with my new 5DII.


Have a good play..!


Htet #

HEy thanks Htet! Congrats yourself!

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70-200mm

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I also have the 24-105 but have not picked up one of the 70-200s yet. Probably next year.....


As has been previously eluded to - I now suffer from <span style="background-color: #ffffff;"]L disease, and there's no remedy other than the obvious[:D]


<span style="background-color: #ffffff;"]Adios


<span style="background-color: #ffffff;"]Damian

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Congrats for the camera, you'll most surely have fun with it (at least I am, since I picked it up earlier this year)!


As for the L disease, there must be two stages of it: The 85 f/1.8 seems quite ok, even next to my two L-class zooms ... but once you start with L primes, there's probably no looking back.


(And I must admit, I am starting to consider a 100L (and 50L, 35L, and 135L, and at that point I'd probably need to include the 85L too ;-) )


Ciao, Colin

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Originally Posted by DLS

As has been previously eluded to - I now suffer from <span style="background-color: #ffffff;"]L disease, and there's no remedy other than the obvious[img]/emoticons/emotion-2.gif[/img]

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Congrats for the camera, you'll most surely have fun with it (at least I am, since I picked it up earlier this year)!


As for the L disease, there must be two stages of it: The 85 f/1.8 seems quite ok, even next to my two L-class zooms ... but once you start with L primes, there's probably no looking back.


(And I must admit, I am starting to consider a 100L (and 50L, 35L, and 135L, and at that point I'd probably need to include the 85L too ;-) )


Ciao, Colin
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As owner of the 35L I must say it is very nice when in capable hands, I know because, I have seen others capable enough that have taken wonderful photographs!

Hi Damian!


Congrats on your new toy and I

Hey thanks AnGelo! Have a good Christmas.


Damian