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    That was easy. Just make sure and try to use the links from this site to make your purchase.
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    I use the 24-105 and its a fantastic lens. Tough as old boots, has never let me down in rain, snow, sand whatever. Its sharp as i want and does everything well. Its an excellent general pupose lens. I use it on a 7D and a 1DSMK3 and never had a problem. Sure its not a top of the line prime but think of other things before you buy. Perhaps the best advice is go this web sites reviews, read up on the 17-55 and 24-105, check out the ;ens comparisons. Remember, its an L for a reason. Canon dont make poor L lens

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    I have the 24-105 and I love it. But I also have the 10-22. If I had neither I would be more likely to get the 17-55 f2.8. In your case, you
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    Yes, Canon doesn

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcio Souza
    Great... I will consider buying a 17-55mm or a 15-85mm instead of 24-105mm.

    I think both the 17-55 and 15-85 are better general purpose lenses for a 7D than a 24-105(focal range-wise, since I'm very happy with the IQ from my 24-105). There's one thing that you shouldn't forget and that is weathersealing. If you think your style requires it, think again about the lenses you consider.


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    Also consider the need for weather sealing. Since you do a lot of avian work, you seem to be the outdoorsy type. If you plan on doing a lot of wider angle photography outside, weather sealing may be an important factor. In which case, you should probably consider the 16-35 or 17-40 in order to maintain that wide focal range. You won
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