Arthur Price of England - Silver Cutlery Set.Kings Pattern 44 piece set
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05 Aug, 2009
Canon EF 28-105mm f3.5/4.5 MkII USM
Well made for the consumer lenses small useful range when added to standard kit lens (18-55) or 17-40 L filling the gap till your normal 70-200/75-300 tele zoom.
In real world tests lens is sharp quiet and quick to focus has a coloration to match other canon lenses and I have found it a really useful range for people shots as the size of the lens makes it unobtrusive.
17 Jul, 2009
Canon EF 17-40mm f4/L USM Lens
3 of 3 found this helpful I bought this for my new Canon 50D, I previously had a Tamron 18-50 mm f2:8 which I have been very impressed with. Alright I have lost 1 stop of light and some of the focal range 40-50 but I am very impressed with the build quality and sharpness of the Canon lens. It is quieter and faster in the AF. I would also say that the Canon has a greater contrast making it appear sharper.
The Tamron has produced some great prints but this new breed of cameras with increased pixel density means that lenses that were great in the 20/30/40D show their limitations on the 50D.
Because of the APS size sensor there are few choices in a wide angle equivalent to 28 mm on 135 format so if you buy a 50D be prepared to part with some serious money to get lenses that will extract the maximum from the camera sensor.
This is the "budget" lens for this purpose otherwise expect to pay about £700 for the 18-55 mm f2.8 EFS, but remember if you go full frame (5D) you will have to get rid of the lens as well. The 17-40 covers full frame so it remains a keeper even if it then becomes very wide.
I have a 70-200 mm F4 L (non IS) and that has always been my favorite lens up till now, but it has some serious competition. Both lenses fell great, smooth zoom, full time manual focus (you can make minor changes without going to MF) and metal construction just like it used to be.
24 Nov, 2018
Low angle plane
I purchased this plane from axminster as a factory second. The plane needed sharpening as expected but other than a few marks on it was as new. The overall balance of the plane is very comfortable and well weighted. Its important to sharpen the blade square as there is no seperate adjustment for square. I bought it for use on a shooting board which this plane excels at. The blade is about twice the thickness of a normal bevel down plane meaning if its sharp there is no chatter (vibration) when on end grain.