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as I said, can't afford it, I'm poor university student hahaha, got the chance to used it once and is amazing first time I heard about that one, thanks for posting... I've got to reconsider now.... again!!!

thanks for the recommentdation, I got the 50mm f/1.8 and is amazingly sharp for indoor low light situations...

and that is correct... I was on the side of the road taking 5 long exposure shots for a night HDR while the cop pulled over to check if everything was fine. Though I didn't had any problem, there was a quite long conversation explaning to the officer what I was doing. It surprises me why the...

sorry guys since I haven't being able to post the story yet since I've being busy with a presentation I got tomorrow at the architecture school It would been amazing to take 10 exposures of the pictures but believe me, no time for that in this case, though that gave me an idea, thanks

thanks everyone... I'll try the 28-135 IS, I believe is the one that most convince me since can't afford a "L series"

yes, when i say exposure compensation i mean AEB.. also, remember that HDRs will look kind of surreal since the detail level is higher that what the eye can capture in reality

no i'm not the cop... hahaha good one, never though of that option and I kinda had a chat with the cop but not was asking for the picture, as I said, this one came out totally different from what I expected... I'll post the story later today since I'm kinda of in a hurry right now

that's a most for weddings and covering events but... when i mean all around I also mean everyday use :)

you need to get a tripod to shoot 5-7 exposures since you'll have to change the settings manually while the camera is in the tripod, its good to shoot on manual to keep the settings the same and only twitch the exposure compensation... if u have no idea of how the set up should be in manual, use...

I dont know if you're using a tripod but you're suppose to get the shots perfectly still for HDRs so always shoot at ISO 100 since the camera is going to be motionless anyways, I've posted some of my HDRs here, you could take a look on my flickr account too... also you should remember that over...

kinda close... definetely not the shot that I was looking for but... cheap shot let's say

For my next buy, I'm looking for a good all around lens with good zoom, tired of been changing between my 18-50 and my 75-300... I've being thinking in the canon IS 28-135 f/3.5... what other options do I got? what u guys have or what u guys recommend? thanks in advance

It's a HDR composition of 3 expositions. Done in photomatix and a little twitching in PS. Guess how I got the shot... C&C are welcome too

I agree, San Diego is a great city with a vivid downtown at day and night, been once last summer and loved it.

LR is an excellent option for simple post processing like cropping, color and contrast adjusting... it's easier and faster to do than PS

it's a canon lens

all of them are nicely shoot but the reflection in 1 & 2 is amazing

it's possible to make a HDR from 1 picture if you shot it in RAW and change the expositions in the computer to generate 3 different exp. from the same shot

any more comments?