What are some good and relatively low priced lenses for a canon dslr? - canon dslr lenses
I have a Canon Digital Rebel XTi and I have the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II, which I love! But I want a larger selection of lenses to choose from, and I am budget in a way.
This must be made not necessarily by Canon, if they do not fit into the camera and works well.
Thank you in advance for the help!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Canon Dslr Lenses What Are Some Good And Relatively Low Priced Lenses For A Canon Dslr?
4 comments:
I have the Canon 75-300mm, Canon 50mm and Canon 18-55mm ... I appreciate them all. I tend to use my 18-55mm mostly, I my 50mm for portraits and my 75-300mm if I want to photograph my children or my clients, a park and if they do not know that I'm here. The next goal, I will buy, is 28-135mm.
good luck with everything.
I have the Canon 75-300mm, Canon 50mm and Canon 18-55mm ... I appreciate them all. I tend to use my 18-55mm mostly, I my 50mm for portraits and my 75-300mm if I want to photograph my children or my clients, a park and if they do not know that I'm here. The next goal, I will buy, is 28-135mm.
good luck with everything.
Very few people have told me not to buy Canon lenses, strange as it may seem. I understand that to achieve the objectives Sigma (I currntly evidence 3) Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG Macro). My friends, the pictures have for a long time also said that appears in two Sigma and Canon, Sigma is a better option. And the former. Targets are relatively inexpensive.
Check sigma4less.com - I have a couple of Sigma and Canon, the approximately 20% less than other online shops.
The 8mm fisheye ($ 550 or less) is a great lens.
The aim 75-300 IS a decent budget ($ 160).
I use the 28-135 - high quality and well made ($ 400).
Do not skimp on the lens - too expensive and have proved a poor quality image.
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