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Originally Posted by marcop
I use the 60D to shoot a lot of web content, and it takes great photos that are plenty big for website use. You really don't need a full frame sensor like on a 5D Mk II, etc. The ergonomics are better on the 60D than on the Rebel, and so is faster and easier to use.
If you're going to go for an L series lens--which is very smart--I'd recommend the 24-105mm IS lens, which is about $1050-1100, and an awesome piece of glass. It's wider than the lens you mentioned (better for video) and more telephoto too (useful for stills), and also has image stabilization.
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Thanks for the advice. The 24-105 f/4 IS L USM will probably be the one I will get then. I spent the last few hours reading reviews of it and I like it better than the 24-70 which as of now still does not have any image stabalization. Although I had planned on doing some tripod shooting but it seems a good starting lens. Price about the same here where I am from.
How about lighting setups? Anyone with some advice? 2 Off camera strobes plus 1 key light? Alien Bees? Umbrellas? Bare minimum needed for learning/practicing shooting models indoors?