Sunday, July 7, 2013

What is the best Landscape lens for Canon EOS?

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Danielle


Hi I own a Canon EOS 550D and i want to ask this christmas for a landscape lens for my next coming up holiday at yosemite and grand canyon. im intrested in the canon 10-22mm lens but i want something cheaper that £500. Auto and manual focus. Ive done a lot of research but i want your opinion too.
Thank you for your help.



Answer
Hey,

You have 3 excellent options; Tamron, Sigma and Tokina.

Here's a post called 'Buying a WideAngle Lens for Canon - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2010/02/buying-wideangle-lens.html

The canon one rocks but price is a bit higher, ideed.

The site has many tutorials, tips, reviews and guides, good luck!

What kind of lens should i buy for landscapes?




DEES


i have a canon 550d and 18-135mm lens. I want to buy a lens that is best for landscapes. sigma, tamron, canon lenses only. lens that are sharp and not heavy enough to carry


Answer
Only YOU will know what is the best lens for you. When I am undecided on glass, I rent various lenses from a camera shop for a weekend.

For Landscape, I (as in IMO) would choose from the Canon lenses:

14mm f/2.8L
20mm f/2.8
16-35mm f/2.8L
17-40mm f/4L

I don't buy 3rd party anymore after bad experiences with Tamron.




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Which Nikon DSLR camera should I buy?

d7000 dslr camera with 18-200mm lens on ... Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR Nikkor Zoom Lens
d7000 dslr camera with 18-200mm lens image



Brittany


I've been wanting a Nikon, but I'm not really sure which to get. This will be my first dslr. Any suggestion on which Nikon (that costs under a couple thousand) is the best?


Answer
Best nikon for a couple of thousand (not a bloody fortune) is the D700 however it is an advanced camera and you would be better off going with a D7000. The D7000 is a camera you can grow into whereas the D3100, D5000, D40, or any of the canons mentioned you will grow out of if you plan to pursue it.

also get a good lens to go with it...

The D7000 and a 18-200mm is a good combo. If you are doing alot of low light get a 50mm 1.8 prime.

As to canon, they are worth a try but overall I find Nikon to have better products (I was a longtime canon user and hated it)

Would the Nikon 18-200mm VR or the Nikon 18-105mm VR serve me better?




dizzylizzy


Planning on purchasing the Nikon d7000 which will be my first DSLR. The one from Costco comes with the 18-200mm VR II lens and is more expensive. The other kits I've seen come with the 18-105 mm lens.

My main uses with the camera are close up & macro flower and nature shots as well as landscape and family use...hopefully to capture some nicer looking portrait shots of my kids as they're out and about. However they don't sit still for very long so the use of zoom & action may be needed as well.

Which lens would serve me better? The 180-200mm or the 18-105mm?



Answer
The 18-200VR. It is the walk-around lens on my D300.




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