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<blockquote data-quote="Englischdude" data-source="post: 307257" data-attributes="member: 16372">Hi, &nbsp;I have the 35G 50D and 40G.I recommend the 40D, is great as a general walk around lens, is quite fast meaning it is good for low light situations and you can do macro. It really is a veritable egg-laying wool-growing milk-producing pig in the lens world <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />. I dont use mine as much as I maybe ought to as I like more portraiture photography, for which I have more suitable lenses.I have to say however that all three you have mentioned are outstanding lenses. The 35mm will focus surprisingly close, is a little wider if that is important and a little faster.Wow, thats a tricky one. If you have the kit 18-55 by any chance, or have the option to borrow one for a week, you could then check the exif data to see at which focal length you generally shoot at. This could give you an idea as to which of the listed primes you should buy. Avoid any prime lenses with suffix D, as they will not autofocus on your camera.Let us know what you decide</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Englischdude, post: 307257, member: 16372"] Hi, I have the 35G 50D and 40G. I recommend the 40D, is great as a general walk around lens, is quite fast meaning it is good for low light situations and you can do macro. It really is a veritable egg-laying wool-growing milk-producing pig in the lens world ;). I dont use mine as much as I maybe ought to as I like more portraiture photography, for which I have more suitable lenses. I have to say however that all three you have mentioned are outstanding lenses. The 35mm will focus surprisingly close, is a little wider if that is important and a little faster. Wow, thats a tricky one. If you have the kit 18-55 by any chance, or have the option to borrow one for a week, you could then check the exif data to see at which focal length you generally shoot at. This could give you an idea as to which of the listed primes you should buy. Avoid any prime lenses with suffix D, as they will not autofocus on your camera. Let us know what you decide [/QUOTE]

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