When lens suggestd for indoor Sports Cars Closeups?

[leejungil]

Thanks, Jerry

[jestev]

Thanks, Jerry

Is this like macro stuff or are these moving race cars or what?

[leejungil]

Static displays of High end Sports Cars..

[thoth11]

Static displays of High end Sports Cars..

One would think the 16-35 f/2.8 would be more than adequate. If not then what sort of look are you trying to capture? Give the EF 14 f/2.8L II a try. Your collection of lenses would be even more impressive with this in your bag. Specs: Focal Length & Maximum Aperture
14mm f/2.8

Lens Construction
14 elements in 11 groups

Diagonal Angle of View
114° (on full-frame cameras)

Focus Adjustment
AF with full-time manual

Closest Focusing Distance
7.9 in. / 0.2m

Filter Size
Gel filter holder at rear of lens

Max. Diameter x Length, Weight
3.2 in. x 3.7 in. / 80mm x 94mm
22.8 oz./645g (lens only)

Still, it's a $2,000 lens. You could go half the price and try the new Tamron 14mm SP AF f/2.8 but you don't strike me as a third party lens type of guy. Still, I'm sure it would be fun to try it and if you don't like it, sell it. That's where canon L rules. Good luck and enjoy the cool car shoot.

[jestev]

As thoth said, the 16-35 should work fine, but try different lenses for different angles/perspectives. You could use primes to get shallower DOF than the f/2.8 of the 16-35.

Really depends on what the lighting is like and what you want. Try out different things.

[jniemann]

Static displays of High end Sports Cars..

You want to shoot indoors, and presumably without flash, so you'd be looking at a fast lens.

And, you could use a number of different focal lengths. It just depends on how "hot" you want the angles to be. The shorter the focal length, the more exaggerated the perspective effects will be (assuming you fill the frame with the car).

The longer the focal length, the more "compressed" it will appear, and the dof will be shallower (ie blurry background).

So, there is no simple answer - it depends on what style of shot you wish to take.

Several of the lenses in your lineup would be perfect. I've given enough clues - you can figure out which ones

[leejungil]

Thanks for the input..

[adz929]

http://www.pbase.com/bulbmogul/image/93318895
Thanks for the input..

Yes we get it, you have too much money, FFS, do something meaningful with it and give it all to a charity.

[jdepould]

Wait, you're actually going out and using a camera?