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    Re: Which lens for nightscapes and which for fast color?

    hm.. imo, if you want to shot with background bokeh, i think fast lens (big aperture e.g : f/1.4 or f/2.8) will do great.
    if you want to shot sunset, i prefer wide angle to capture all the view. So Simga 10-20 will do.

    fr the event, it depends too, what kind of shot do you want? people (candid), if candid i think go with Canon 100mm f/2.8 if any kind i think 28-135.

    I would prefer not to use auto mode. if for nightshot or night scape, i prefer to use Av mode.
    And for event in Chinatown, it depends too. if you want to shot moving subject set it to Tv about 1/125 or 1/250. but since it will be held @ night it might kinda difficult.

    anyway that's just my opnion for i will do.

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    Huntington Beach, California
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    Re: Which lens for nightscapes and which for fast color?

    if you want to shot sunset, i prefer wide angle to capture all the view. So Simga 10-20 will do. on the nightscapes (long distance) and I guess also the sunset, would it be better to go with a small aperture and long shutter speed? fr the event, it depends too, what kind of shot do you want? people (candid), if candid i think go with Canon 100mm f/2.8 if any kind i think 28-135. A little of everything so definitely the 28-135.. But with the interesting folks in SF, the 100mm would be great fun. Think I'll enlist my daughters to carry something on the special trips out.

    I would prefer not to use auto mode. if for nightshot or night scape, i prefer to use Av mode.
    And for event in Chinatown, it depends too. if you want to shot moving subject set it to Tv about 1/125 or 1/250. but since it will be held @ night it might kinda difficult.

    anyway that's just my opnion for i will do. Thanks drewphotograph. It was great posting my first message AND getting my first response! [/QUOTE]

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