Tuesday, November 12, 2013

What camera and lens should I buy?

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Max Krems


I have about 1,200+ dollars. I love to travel and love to photograph the people and the places I visit. I haven't done any courses but I will in a few weeks. I want to buy a nikon or canon SLR camera plus a lens. I understand that in most cases, the lens is more important than the body. My parents said they would let me use their sigma 28-200 canon lens if I want. Im not sure if this is a decent lens. I don't know what to do. Maybe I should keep saving? I have also been looking at the canon 60d. Does anyone know what I should do?


Answer
Hi
If you want to go with canon you could get the new 70d which just came out or go with you 60d idea, very good camera. I've got 600d and 60d is ment to be the big brother to it. Also the 60d is weather sealed, good for travelling so if you have 1200d to spend go for that then spend the rest on glass
Sigma is not going to be as good as the canon version of the lens so maybe get like a 18-250 mm lens so you get the range you want for traveling as you may see any thing from near to far when traveling
Go for used 60d off eBay body only for about 650 dollars then you can invest in some good quality L lenses

Or get 70d and get kit lens or get a cheaper lens to go with that


Hope that helps

where can i get a waterhousing for my canon60d?




kiyana t


I'v been wanting to get a water housing for my canon 60d but im scared to buy one online im not sure if its gonna come with everything? I just need help finding a trusting place to get one but not those bags. like an actual case that are from $800-1,500 and if i got one what type of lense do i need?


Answer
Ikelite is the main manufacturer - housings for the 60d are about $1500, but you'll also need a lens port and dome for each lens you want to use.

If you have a kit lens with the body, stick with that to start - kit lenses are usually a reasonable zoom range, and while the aperture isn't very wide on most, the high ISO on a 60d is more than good enough will compensate for that.




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