Some low light & some light-painting photographs i took with my Canon 600D / Rebel T3i and my Lumix LX5. Both are great cameras,ofcourse the lx5 is a lot smaller, and the 600d delivers better image quality, especially in movie-mode. I put some EPIC music in the background, lol. if you enjoyed…
Slideshow of photographs. Rights to images and music go to Dan Mcmenzie. Camera used: Canon 1000d/rebel xs w/ 18-55mm kit lens
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Okay so I’m investing in a new lens. I’m still fairly new to photography, but the kit lens is really not that great and telephoto is of course not appropriate for portraiture. I’m hoping to get something somewhat versatile, that I can use in more than one situation that’s NOT people, but I do prefer portraits.
So what specs should I look for, and what are the best lenses for this sort of thing? I heard a wide angle would be a good bet. I also want a lens that can provide me with good bokeh, and a large f-stop. But it still has to be affordable.
I’m looking to spend around 0. But if it’s over my price range, that’s okay, all suggestions are welcome! Please explain why this lens would be optimal, it’s sort of a big investment for a student to make.
I need something that would be good in low lighting, for sure, also.
Thank you in advance.
I purchased a Canon Rebel about a year ago. Since then I have been shooting with my kit lens (18-55mm) that came with it. Photography is just a hobby for me now…but I LOVE it, and hope to maybe go professional one day. Right now tho, I am a broke teacher’s assistant pursuing an Elementary Ed. Degree.
I want to upgrade my camera lens, without breaking the bank. I would LOVE a wide angle lens, but my budget is in between 0-0. I know I won’t get the GREATEST lens in the world for this price…but I do want something better than what I have now.
I mostly shout outdoors. I also mostly shoot portraits. (So far I think I would described as a "natural light" photographer.) I have no lenses other than the kit lens that came with my camera, and I also have no external equipment. (Flashes, etc.)
What should be my next lens? I have been pretty pleased with most of my pictures so far…but I want to take it to the next level!
Suggestions please!
In this quick training video Michael show you how to use the Canon 2x and 1.4x Extenders. He talks about the pros and cons of these extenders as well as price effectiveness in comparison to telephoto lenses. He also discusses how these extenders work when attached to a crop factor body and how the images will look on a crop down sensor. Includes photography stills taken as examples that were shot with the Canon EOS Rebel 60D body. Canon 2x EF Extender III (Teleconverter) available at BHphoto.com: www.bhphotovideo.com Canon 1.4x EF Extender III (Teleconverter) BHphoto.com: www.bhphotovideo.com There are more great videos and photography gear reviews on Michael’s website at www.michaelthemaven.com
I am looking for good wide angle lens for panoramic landscape photography. I want something not too expensive, and prefer with less fish-eye effect (less distortion). Here are some good examples of the kind of pictures I want to take.
http://www.bayviewapartments.co.uk/images2/panoramic.jpg
http://photorepairshop.com/Images/Panoramic_Photo3.jpg
http://www.nicmyers.com/media/panoramic_lhasatibet_large.jpg
Thanks!
I have a Canon Rebel XT camera. Some photos (Jpegs) only take up about 1.2MB while others take up 6MP. Why is there variation when the same camera/lens is taken for each photo? Also, Canon XT is an 8mp Camera. Shouldn’t each photo be 8mp? Thanks!!!
PS: Photoshop tends to increase the memory of a photo. Why is that?
Getting a lot of questions about the differences between the Canon Rebel T2i and the Canon Rebel T3i, with the T3i costing 0-0 more. While they look and feel very similar, the T3i has 4 great features which I feel definitely justifies this price difference. This video gives a quick run down on these differences. Enjoy! If you are looking for a training video for the T2i, T3i or in fact most consumer Canon Camera photography gear, I have a wide selection available at my photography blog: www.michaelthemaven.com
I purchased a Canon Rebel about a year ago. Since then I have been shooting with my kit lens that came with it. Photography is just a hobby for me now…but I LOVE it, and hope to maybe go professional one day. Right now tho, I am a broke teacher’s assistant pursuing an Elementary Ed. Degree.
I want to upgrade my camera lens, without breaking the bank. I would LOVE a wide angle lens, but my budget is in between 0-0. I know I won’t get the GREATEST lens in the world for this price…but I do want something better than what I have now.
I mostly shout outdoors. I also mostly shoot portraits. (So far I think I would described as a "natural light" photographer.) I have no lenses other than the kit lens that came with my camera, and I also have no external equipment. (Flashes, etc.)
What should be my next lens? I have been pretty pleased with most of my pictures so far…but I want to take it to the next level!
Suggestions please!
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