What pro-lense for pro Cannon (shooting weddings)

[flipsy]

I decide to go pro now because I bought a pro DSLR and I can finally take superior images.

I got the DSLR (Cannon 3T) second hand, so there was no lense with it. What lense do I have to buy to take the superior wedding shots?

As a business model I plan to advertise on the 1nterw3bz with facebook and twitter, I have many friendz there and they say I am really good.

Any advice?

 

[o hey tyler]

I decide to go pro now because I bought a pro DSLR and I can finally take superior images.

I got the DSLR (Cannon 3T) second hand, so there was no lense with it. What lense do I have to buy to take the superior wedding shots?

As a business model I plan to advertise on the 1nterw3bz with facebook and twitter, I have many friendz there and they say I am really good.

Any advice?

This must be a troll post.

A.) The Canon (with one 'n') T3 is about the farthest away from a professional DSLR that you can get. It's a capable, yet extremely stripped down entry level DSLR.

B.) Facebook and Twitter are some of the worst mediums in which to receive constructive feedback. People will chose to not post if there's an issue with an image, and all the people that don't 'know' photography will fawn, oooh, and aaaah over mediocre images.

C.) I don't care what kind of feedback anyone's received from anywhere. You don't get an entry level camera without a lens, and expect to take wedding photos with it using only one lens. Unless it's a 24-200mm f/1.4L IS USM III

So far, since ~2008 you've made posts about generating income through photography, what filter will make it so "silly faces don't appear in my photos," and posted a '.' in a post in the black and white gallery.

I can only assume that your objective is to make troll posts.

 

[Mach0]

C.) I don't care what kind of feedback anyone's received from anywhere. You don't get an entry level camera without a lens, and expect to take wedding photos with it using only one lens. Unless it's a 24-200mm f/1.4L IS USM III
.

Imagine how big and heavy that will be?

 

[Alex_B]

Unless it's a 24-200mm f/1.4L IS USM III.

You mean that lightweight zoom lens with zero distortion and no CA?

 

[o hey tyler]

Unless it's a 24-200mm f/1.4L IS USM III.

You mean that lightweight zoom lens with zero distortion and no CA?

Yeah, it also has 16 stops worth of image stabilization FOR THE SHARPEST PHOTOS EVAR.

 

[penfolderoldo]

I decide to go pro now because I bought a pro DSLR and I can finally take superior images.

I got the DSLR (Cannon 3T) second hand, so there was no lense with it. What lense do I have to buy to take the superior wedding shots?

As a business model I plan to advertise on the 1nterw3bz with facebook and twitter, I have many friendz there and they say I am really good.

Any advice?

... Glad you asked. I do indeed have some words of advice for you, however I suspect the mods may slap my wrist for using naughty sweary words, so am unfortunately unable to share them...

 

[Nikon_Josh]

I decide to go pro now because I bought a pro DSLR and I can finally take superior images.

I got the DSLR (Cannon 3T) second hand, so there was no lense with it. What lense do I have to buy to take the superior wedding shots?

As a business model I plan to advertise on the 1nterw3bz with facebook and twitter, I have many friendz there and they say I am really good.

Any advice?

This is for sure an April fools joke post... very funny! He is even using 'mobile text' speak to construct messages. There is no way this post is genuine, wind up written all over it.

 

[Village Idiot]

I decide to go pro now because I bought a pro DSLR and I can finally take superior images.

I got the DSLR (Cannon 3T) second hand, so there was no lense with it. What lense do I have to buy to take the superior wedding shots?

As a business model I plan to advertise on the 1nterw3bz with facebook and twitter, I have many friendz there and they say I am really good.

Any advice?

You must have three. The 16-35f/2.8L, the 24-70 f/2.8L, and the 70-200 f/2.8L IS MKII. They're required to get your wedding photographer license.