The 24-105 lens in this kit is wonderful, sharp, and responsive

i have chosen this camera for the price/performance and also the 12mpx that are more than enough and do not require the usage of the most expensive Canon lens such as the 5DII

World class camera, phenomenal lens

Is it perfect, no, but a very, very good camera and lens

The good lens can give you the beautiful/right color when you are taking the picture

For example the 24-105 L included in the kit is an outstanding walkaround/travel lens on the 5D (useful range, stabilization, sharp, good color)

this lens blows away all non L zooms at 300mm in terms of contrast, color and sharpness

It is the sharpest lens I

This camera is excellent when used with the right lens; I have used it with my Canon 16-35mm 2.8 L II and the full frame just sings edge to edge with beautiful,smooth tones and sharpness (think exquisite landscapes)

Whether you can or cannot afford the 24mm "L" lens, I also highly recommend the nicely priced, super-sweet 20-35mm EF zoom to go with this body -- for those who want and need their wide-angle lenses

The full-sized chip also provides prospects of great "bokeh" (if the lens is good enough), which is the out-of-focus areas truly being out of focus (and

I got with the camera is a fantastic lens

The lens and sensor are so impressive in terms of image quality.

lens (F-4 isn't bad, and you can get very, very fast Canon lenses if you need them), weight of the lens, slight crop of the image in preview, no live viewing on the lcd, no fill flash, grainy at very high

Only problem we have is that the camera is so good it shows of the defects when we use a cheap lens!

So the lens is plenty fast for my purposes.

Do buy a good UV filter to protect your lens, and a few CF cards and you are good to go.

Instead of upgrading my archaic 300D (pushing a strong 6.5MP, useless above 400 ISO, in my opinion) over the years I've upgraded glass with a 15MM f/2.8 fisheye, 24-70 f/2.8L, 70-200 f/2.8L IS and a really sweet cheap lens -

Sure it would be great to have both a fast lens as well as the ability to shoot at ISO 12,800 or 25,600 with limited noise (which I would be able to do if instead of the 5D I had the 5D MK III or 6D, but for of my shooting the wide open nature of a F/1.8 50mm is enough with a reasonable ISO level (400 or less) to get usable, high quality shots with my 5D in most circumstances

Full frame, L series lenses, true wide angle, reasonable size body, good weight, buttons laid out well, easy menu, beautiful lens, great color, diopter adjust is great, high resolution for the price, good battery life, ergonomic, and a very reasonable price for a great camera

This is a beautiful camera, with a beautiful lens at a GREAT price.

Instead of upgrading my archaic 300D (pushing a strong 6.5MP, useless above 400 ISO, in my opinion) over the years I've upgraded glass with a 15MM f/2.8 fisheye, 24-70 f/2.8L, 70-200 f/2.8L IS and a really sweet cheap lens -

One solace I do have is the L and other EF lenses I bought this year will not be obsolete anytime soon

i just bought the camera the other day; what an improvement to my 10D;working in the RAW format just blows my mind; like everything else you shouldupgrade to the "better lenses" (L) to live up to the quality of the camera;i have never had so much fun; just stick to buying your camera from Amazonnot from the guys in NY...

i just bought the camera the other day; what an improvement to my 10D;working in the RAW format just blows my mind; like everything else you shouldupgrade to the "better lenses" (L) to live up to the quality of the camera;i have never had so much fun; just stick to buying your camera from Amazonnot from the guys in NY...

And, Canon has a huge and growing number of image-stabilized lenses, as well as "l" glass super-high quality lenses

As my lenses got of better quality, including the beautiful 'L' series lenses, my images were beginning to get noticed and soon I was being booked for functions, etc

This is the obvious camera if you truly love your 24-70 L and 70-

The 100-400 and the TS-E fall a bit behind on sharpness, but the others are just