best canon lens 70-200mm image
arun
1)i like to buy 70-200mm f/ 4l is usm lens,is it gud enough or will sugest sum other lens for the same price category?
2)how to find the orginal canon lens? becoz here lot of shops provide various price ranges for the lens which i mentioned.
Thanks 4 ur suggestions in advance.
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@Camera guy-it looks as if English may be a second language for the OP, but I'm not sure.
As far as a lens, it really depends on where you're going and what you'll be doing. If you will mostly do scenic shots, landscapes, cityscapes, then I recommend a wide angle lens like a 10-22mm or 12-24mm. It will make for much more dynamic shots.
But if you will be doing mostly street style photography, cafes, people, markets, then something like a 35mm or 50mm might be more appropriate.
Or, if you will be shooting a lot of wildlife, then you are going to want at least a 200mm focal length, so perhaps the 70-200. But it might still leave you wanting a little more reach.
@Camera guy-it looks as if English may be a second language for the OP, but I'm not sure.
As far as a lens, it really depends on where you're going and what you'll be doing. If you will mostly do scenic shots, landscapes, cityscapes, then I recommend a wide angle lens like a 10-22mm or 12-24mm. It will make for much more dynamic shots.
But if you will be doing mostly street style photography, cafes, people, markets, then something like a 35mm or 50mm might be more appropriate.
Or, if you will be shooting a lot of wildlife, then you are going to want at least a 200mm focal length, so perhaps the 70-200. But it might still leave you wanting a little more reach.
What is the difference between a camera that has IS USM and just USM?
I looked online to buy a 70-200mm Canon lens and I saw one that's an IS USM and just a USM. I understand the USM part, but what's the difference between one that has an IS on the front, and I don't understand what that stands for or means.
Answer
The IS means it has built in Image Stabilization
The IS means it has built in Image Stabilization
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