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When you say the camera out-resolves the lens, what do you mean exactly?
I didn't think of that! Did the value go up 25% too?It's inferior too.
I figured as much. That's why I scratched Canon off of all my gear and penciled in Nikon over where the manufacture logo should be. Pictures are much sharper now.
When you say the camera out-resolves the lens, what do you mean exactly?
Do Sensors “Outresolve” Lenses?
I'm looking for some wide angle L glass from Canon. I had always figured I would get the 16-35 once I had the money, but I didn't realize how much less expensive the 17-40 is. I shoot almost exclusively landscapes, and have a tripod with me at all times... so I was thinking that the f/4 on the 17 compared with f/2.8 on the 16 wouldn't hinder me too much. Then I'd spend the difference on getting the 100mm macro lens which I've been scheming on as well.
So my main question is, is the only difference between the 16-35 f/2.8 and the 17-40 f/4 the max aperture? There is no large difference in glass quality that I'm missing out on if I go with the 17?
Thanks for your thoughts....
Erik