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[varanus]

cool mine was £409 new from Kerso inc Del how are you finding it ?
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[millsy]

haven't actually got it yet mate, it shud be here this time next week.
but i will be putting some test shots up as soon as poss.
how nessesary is a converter? i havnt got one but im wondering if the shots will be as good without one.
cheers Ryan

[varanus]

depends what convertor and what you want to do if you need it to be longer then it will help but if you want the best results at longer focal lengths then there is no better option than a longer lens
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[Stuart]

As Paul says if you constantly need the extra reach then a larger zoom or prime will be needed for best results but if you only occasionally need a little extra reach then a converter is fine..image quality wont be as good as a dedicated lens but will give you some decent pics..
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[millsy]

ah ok, cheers for the info guys.
can any of you recommend a good converter?

[varanus]

I find kenko ones to be very good and a lot less than the canon ones they also do very well on all the tests ive seen on them so id go with them unless you feel rich and then id go for the canon stick with a 1.4x and you should have a good level of flexibility
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[Stuart]

Pretty sure Paul could steer you in the right direction for a decent converter for the canon..I know kenko make some good ones and pretty sure Paul has one..
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[millsy]

ok cool, dont think im gonna rush into a converter just yet, but in the near future im sure i will.
thanks for all the help, i will post some pics up as soon as i get it sorted.
thanks again, ryan