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      My main camera lens at the moment is the EF 28-135mm IS USM, which
      although excellent for a non-L lens is limited as on a non-fullframe DSLR
      the widest it goes is 45mm.  Now if I had a decent wide angle lens such as
      the 10-22mm this wouldn't be a problem, but the only lens I own going
      wider than 28mm is the kit 17-55, which isn't great.
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      Thus I've been thinking about selling the 28-135 and buying the 17-85mm IS
      USM, which is clearly targetted as being the 28-135 for cropped digital
      SLRs.  I'll loose the extra zoom but in return gain the wide angle in a
      single lens.  However, the optical quality of the 28-135 is excellent for
      a non-L lens, and I'm worried that the 17-85 isn't up to the same quality.
      Are there any really picky camera geeks out there who have used both the
      28-135 and 17-85 and can help me decide?
    </p>
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      <small>NP: <cite>Prose Combat</cite>, MC Solaar</small>
    </p>
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