camera lens for canon rebel xs image
Amber
I have two lenses for my Canon Rebel XS and both are sufficient, but I am looking for higher quality lenses. What, in your opinion, are the best lenses available for my camera?
Thank you!
Answer
canon lenses are among the best of the best in lenses. They make higher quality versions (which are also better) of the same lenses, such as the 17-55mm f2.5(?) as compared to the kit 18-55mm lens
if you want higher quality, you will have to spend the big bucks.
it also matters what you want to do. do you want a standard lens? canon makes an f/1.2 50mm lens that is just plain awesome
canon lenses are among the best of the best in lenses. They make higher quality versions (which are also better) of the same lenses, such as the 17-55mm f2.5(?) as compared to the kit 18-55mm lens
if you want higher quality, you will have to spend the big bucks.
it also matters what you want to do. do you want a standard lens? canon makes an f/1.2 50mm lens that is just plain awesome
Which one will be the best start for a budget tight beginner photographer like me?
Intricate
Choose between these cameras:
Canon Rebel XS
Nikon 40 D
Sony Alpha 300
Remember, My Budget Is Tight!
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This is for my first camera
Answer
First, after three years the Nikon D40 has been discontinued.
Although a lot of people will tell you to go with Canon or Nikon, consider this: Sony has their version of Image Stabilization (IS, Sony calls it Super Steady Shot) in the camera body while Nikon and Canon have their versions of IS in some lenses. Some lenses - not all. With Sony's in-camera IS every lens used becomes, in effect, an IS lens.
You may also hear that Canon and Nikon have more lenses. What you aren't being told is that you can use every Minolta Maxxum AF lens made since 1985 with the Sony DSLR cameras. Plus, you have the current Sony branded lenses as well as the Carl Zeiss ZA lenses. So its unlikely that you'll run out of lens choices with the A300.
The A300 also has Live View that works with the AF.
Visit a camera shop that has all three brands and handle each camera and decide which one you like best and buy it.
First, after three years the Nikon D40 has been discontinued.
Although a lot of people will tell you to go with Canon or Nikon, consider this: Sony has their version of Image Stabilization (IS, Sony calls it Super Steady Shot) in the camera body while Nikon and Canon have their versions of IS in some lenses. Some lenses - not all. With Sony's in-camera IS every lens used becomes, in effect, an IS lens.
You may also hear that Canon and Nikon have more lenses. What you aren't being told is that you can use every Minolta Maxxum AF lens made since 1985 with the Sony DSLR cameras. Plus, you have the current Sony branded lenses as well as the Carl Zeiss ZA lenses. So its unlikely that you'll run out of lens choices with the A300.
The A300 also has Live View that works with the AF.
Visit a camera shop that has all three brands and handle each camera and decide which one you like best and buy it.
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