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Yes...All Canon EF (and EF-S) lenses are fully compatible with the EOS T3i. However, the EF 35-80 f/4-5.6 III is an old low end lens, complete with plastic lens mount (that can be bought for less than $100) and is not great, optically.
For the T3i (with it's 18MP sensor) you'll need a much better lens if you want very good, sharp image quality. If you're after a 'cheap' lens, the only one that most photographers would recommend is a prime lens like the EF 50mm f/1.8. It costs around $120, is mostly made of plastic (except for the lens of course) but optically, is very sharp (and, with it's f/1.8 aperture, is a whole lot faster than the EF 35-80mm).
Yes...All Canon EF (and EF-S) lenses are fully compatible with the EOS T3i. However, the EF 35-80 f/4-5.6 III is an old low end lens, complete with plastic lens mount (that can be bought for less than $100) and is not great, optically.
For the T3i (with it's 18MP sensor) you'll need a much better lens if you want very good, sharp image quality. If you're after a 'cheap' lens, the only one that most photographers would recommend is a prime lens like the EF 50mm f/1.8. It costs around $120, is mostly made of plastic (except for the lens of course) but optically, is very sharp (and, with it's f/1.8 aperture, is a whole lot faster than the EF 35-80mm).
Best low light lens for video Canon Rebel T3i?
Michael Ca
I like filming a lot of short films, skits, music videos, and other things of that nature. With that being said, I'm looking to buy a better lens than the stock lens that the t3i comes with because it doesn't really do all that well with low light. I'm also not looking to spend a whole lot of money so if anyone could recommend some good low light lenses for cheap I'd be forever grateful. Thank you.
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What is a whole lot of money? You could get the 50mm f/1.8 for around $100, or f/1.4 (much better) for near $300, or 85mm f/1.8
Here's a Canon Lens Buying Guide - http://www.smashingcamera.com/canon-lens-buying-guide/
What is a whole lot of money? You could get the 50mm f/1.8 for around $100, or f/1.4 (much better) for near $300, or 85mm f/1.8
Here's a Canon Lens Buying Guide - http://www.smashingcamera.com/canon-lens-buying-guide/
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