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Topic: Do I REALLY Need Both Lenses? (Read 4926 times)
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bogino
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Not too long ago I went on a bit of a binge in terms of buying lenses. My question is this: I have a Canon 60mm Macro and not too long after that I got the Canon 100mm Macro. I am by no means a "professional" photographer but when I'm traveling to Costa Rica, besides taking pictures of wildlife I also enjor taking pictures of nice flowers, orchids etc. So...do I REALLY need both of these lenses? Thx.
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KeithB
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No, but for flowers the 60mm would be fine and is a lot smaller and lighter. (unless your 100mm is the one with IS, that makes the decision much harder. I would take just the 100mm IS and leave the 60mm home.)
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bogino
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The 100mm is the one with IS. Thanks for your input.
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Bob Atkins
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I'd take the 100/2.8 IS. There's really nothing that to 60 can do that the 100IS can't do (and do better).
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