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Old 9 May 2006, 21:26 (Ref:1604611)   #26
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You might want to have a look around at retailers first, it might be that you could be able to get a 20D and the 100-400L without strecthing your budget.
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Old 9 May 2006, 21:46 (Ref:1604633)   #27
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Ok I'll have a look. Anyone know of any good places to buy second hand ones? I've looked on eBay but a touch hesitant if there are other options available.
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Old 10 May 2006, 05:19 (Ref:1604774)   #28
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I would not use the 350D if you can avoid it. Go for the 20D (should be discounts given the 30D is now out).
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Old 10 May 2006, 18:21 (Ref:1605284)   #29
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Try London Camera Exchange who list a lot of used stock on the LCE website, www.LCEgroup.co.uk as do Mifsuds, www.mifsuds.com and also Wilkinsons www.wilkinson.co.uk
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Old 20 May 2006, 14:05 (Ref:1614871)   #30
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One thing i would definitely suggest to anyone - find the lens you need then buy the body you can afford.

If you get a good lens now it will last you through your next couple of body upgrades.
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Old 5 Jun 2006, 17:17 (Ref:1627747)   #31
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I need also an adivce.
I want to buy a dslr system and i don´t know exactly which one. Would you prefer a Canon EOS 350D inclunding the Canon EF 70-200mm 4,0 lens or a Nikon D70s with an Sigma 100-300mm 4,0 lens and a Nikon AF-S DX 18-70? Because 100mm are too short at some places, like spa or so on, so i have to change the lenses and not only use this standard zoom lens in the pits.
With the canon system i don´t need to change the lenses at the track, i think.
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Old 5 Jun 2006, 18:43 (Ref:1627813)   #32
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I need also an adivce.
I want to buy a dslr system and i don´t know exactly which one. Would you prefer a Canon EOS 350D inclunding the Canon EF 70-200mm 4,0 lens or a Nikon D70s with an Sigma 100-300mm 4,0 lens and a Nikon AF-S DX 18-70? Because 100mm are too short at some places, like spa or so on, so i have to change the lenses and not only use this standard zoom lens in the pits.
With the canon system i don´t need to change the lenses at the track, i think.
I have the Canon 70-200L F4 which is a great lens but 200 is too short for most circuits. I use this plus a 1.4TC which provides a reasonable compromise.
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Old 9 Jun 2006, 12:04 (Ref:1630581)   #33
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.. don't forget these are all crop cameras. 1.6x sensors. so 200mm = 320mm

plus a 1.4x converter and its over 448mm..

Maybe the new sigma 70-200 2.8 ex dg macro for 599 plus a Kenko pro 1.4x converter...

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.. don't forget these are all crop cameras. 1.6x sensors. so 200mm = 320mm

plus a 1.4x converter and its over 448mm..

Maybe the new sigma 70-200 2.8 ex dg macro for 599 plus a Kenko pro 1.4x converter...

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True but 320mm on a full frame camera isn't long enough for Silverstone, for example, without the TC. In fact even with the TC it's not overly long.
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