I have at the present time the T1i and I'm using Canon 17-40mm, Tamron 18-270mm (go to lens), Canon 100-400mm, I have other lens but these are pretty much what I use. The only other lens I'd be looking at would be the 10-22mm. I am also looking into upgrading my camera.

Thank you! shooting vertical is more difficult than i thought

A trip to the Bronx Zoo a couple of years ago.

here's a quick job on the wires

ok, your right! I'm Crazy! the idea is out of my head.
thank you....I needed that!!!!

Hmmm for sale?
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I have the Tamron 18-270mm Di ll 1:3.5-6.3 and I'm very happy with this lens. I am on the fence on picking up the Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD Telephoto lens, I also have the Canon 100-400mm 1:4.5-5.6...
questions are:
1-am I crazy?
2-do I really need this lens?
3-am I crazy?
please help!!!

here is a photo from last night using my Tamron 17-270

ok, sorry...getting my feet wet here...I am totally enjoying everything and everyone here, a very friendly place. thank you

it's a two hour drive for me to either fork, I just might head to Orient this week and take some shots...

LOL....how did you know I love Montauk? I sometimes go to fish and sometimes just go to shoot, I enjoy both. I have some nice shots taken of some surfers, sunsets and sunrise, fisherman, boats...I love it all. I will mess around some with the settings, thanks!

hello, new student here today and I'm glad I found you here. I have a Canon T1i and just started taking photos about 3 years ago. I don't think I have ever used the AUTO setting, I try to get into the habit of looking and checking each time my actual settings for each shot I take; i.e., outside - is it sunny or cloudy? inside, I actually look around to see what type of lighting I have around me.; but should I venture off the tight rope and use a different setting? thank you

I've been using this lens for about a year now and totally love it! it is my go to lens. I also have the Tamron 60mm and I'm very happy with it. Just can't afford to buy all Cannon lens.

thank you, I just might try one. :thumbup:

I'm fairly new here and to the photography scene, about 3 years now taking pictures. I own a Canon T1i, I have purchased many different lens and have made some good choices so far. I came across this lens and for a fisheye lens the selling price is only $300.00, now I know I don't NEED it, but it could have some advantages and could be fun also. I am not familiar with Samyang as a company and their quality. (is it fair to ask this question here?) is there anyone here with any knowledge of this lens? am I crazy? I love taking beach, ocean, scenery type photos. :?