I ordered the lens off Thundercameras.com. About 5 mins after placing the order I got a call from a man working there saying it wouldn’t work with my camera and that I should get another lens with a steal mount.
Please explain.
I am a beginner in the field of digital photography and I need to buy a good wide angle or wide-zoom angle lens with the following specifications:
- Dedicated for Canon EOS Rebel Xti (400D).
- Less than (0 US).
- The minimum focal length must be equal to or less than (17mm).
If you will suggest any other entry level wide lenses, I will be so thankful for your help.
I need to know what size my camera lens is so that way I can buy another lens for it. I cannot decide whether it is a 55mm or a 58mm. My camera model is Canon Rebel XTi EOS DSLR camera. Please help!!
Where can I find the size of the lens?(i.e. on the camera or on the lens that I am currently using?)
Ok, call me an idiot, then precede to answer please 
I am buying a new Canon 7D next month and want a 50mm lens and I found one that has Ef and one that says FD. Is that per camera or, just, what do those letters mean?
Hi, I’m fairly new to the photography world and I’m just getting the hang of it. I own a Canon Rebel EOS t1i and I have been using the lens it came with (18-55). I will be going to travel this summer and would like to purchase a new lens. Should I get a wide angle lens for scenery? They’re compact and convenient, but I don’t really know. I realize they don’t come cheap, but I would appreciate any suggestions. Please try to keep the price within a reasonable range. Thanks in advance.
are there basic digital cameras (deck of cards style)
that have wide angle lenses?
looking for a 10-12 mega pixel point n shoot camera 0-0
think wide angle looks pretty sweeet..
I own a Canon EOS Rebel K2 film camera that came with a kit lens Canon EF 28-90 mm. I am thinking of going digital and am going to buy a EOS Rebel XSi. My question is if my old lens would work on the new camera so I could just buy the body and switch it out. I eventually, in the very far future, want to buy nicer lens, but can’t really afford it right now. Do they work very differently? I am not very knowledgeable on this subject. As a side note does anyone know how good the EF-S 18-55IS lens is? Should I buy the XSi as a kit or buy a separate/better lens?
Thank you for your answer! Very helpful. Yes, currently the 28-90mm on my K2 (35mm film) is sufficient for my needs, so it is good to know that the 18-55mm kit lens would work well for me.
So which of the two would make a better match for portraits and/or a walk around lens? The 28-90 plus XSi body or the 18-55 plus XSi body? Would the old 28-90mm make objects appear much more magnified? I am assuming since it may not perform as well that the 18-55mm kit lens would be a better bet for me.
I have the option of the Canon EOS Rebel Xs which will come with a 18-55mm EF-S zoom lens or a Canon EOS XSi which will come with a 18-55mm IS zoom lens, which would be better, and produce the best quality images? Thankyou
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The new flagship of the EOS Rebel line Canon EOS Rebel T2i brings Professional EOS features into an easy to use lightweight Digital SLR thats a joy to use. Featuring a class-leading 18.0 Megapixel CMOS Image Sensor and increased light sensitivity f…
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