I borrowed a school camera, Canon, and the photos it shoots end up blurry or complete dark. What should I do to get clear shots? Also, it would help if you gave me pointers on how to use ISO,Shutter Speed and Aperture? Thank you
( Ive been messing with the settings, i’m trying to learn how to shoot using the creative zone settings)
Also, why is it taking long for my camera to shoot photos at a shutter speed of 125?
camera: zoom 18-55mm
The lens that comes with it is the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens.
I am looking at two different lenses as a second set. Which one is better zoom and quality wise?
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Zoom Lens
Tamron 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di LD Macro Autofocus Lens
Thanks!
I want to get a case for my mom for Mother’s Day. I need help finding a case that will hold the camera and the lens without being as big as a suitcase. Thanks.
I’m not sure I was clear – she already has a camera and zoom lens. I just want to find a bag that will accomodate both. : )
First of all, please only reply if you have an understanding and solid recommendation – many times I post questions and get useless answers! (i.e. up to you, maybe, who knows!)
Background: I am a ‘serious amateur’! Most of my pictures are scenery, landscapes, buildings, construction sites, sunsets, and events.
1) Would you recommend buying Body only or camera with 18-55mm lens?
2) I would like to have Zoom capabilities and Wide Angle – can this effectively be purchased in one lens? i.e. 18-200mm
3) Would you recommend Tamron or other lenses over Canon? I see they have a 18-200mm that is a wide – zoom. Or would it be better to purchase a Canon Wide AND Canon Telephoto?
Just trying to find the best solution to minimize costs and get the most bang for my buck with quality equipment. I would rather have 2 lenses than 3 at this point.
Any recommendation, suggestions, or resources to check out would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thank you!
Clarification – Serious amateur, less than professional, but more than amateur!
When I mentioned buying the body only, I didn’t think I could use this as is … but as a suggestion to get alternate lenses other than the one in the kit!
I read somewhere that it is better to buy what you will need instead of getting what it comes with.
Thanks!
All I have is a Quantaray lens that I believe is one of the cheapest ones out there. I’m looking for something with a little better quality that is hopefully not too expensive. It can be a zoom lens or one with a fixed focal length.
Hi, I was thinking of buying a rebel t2i primarily for video and shooting films, and I saw this deal on best buy: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Canon+EOS+Rebel+T2i+18.0MP+DSLR+Camera+Black+and+Extra+75-300mm+Zoom+Lens/9999142900050083.p?id=pcmprd142900050083&skuId=9999142900050083
It includes a 18-55 mm lens and a 75-300mm zoom lens. I was wondering what was the best lens for shooting video? I was also told a 16-155mm or an 18-155mm was also good? Iam pretty new at this so thanks for any help!
I’m a beginner looking to switch to SLR cameras. I have found good deals on both the XSI and the D60. Which one is better? Please give me as much comparison info as you can as this is a big thing for me. I would be buying the 55-200mm zoom lens for either camera.
It has both manual and automatic mode, and it also has flash. It’s used but in good condition.
I don’t really know much about cameras, and I bought this at the camera show at Elks Lodge in Old Pasadena. The lens is a 52mm and the zoom is 35-80mm.
I researched on eBay after I came back and I found that some people were selling them for ? But those were without a lens.
Don’t know much bout photography, but I have this camera and I want to be able to zoom more.
Does anyone know if I can mount my old Canon EOS Rebel XS 35-80mm zoom lens on a Canon EOS 7D camera body? Any help would would be greatly appreciated!
Will any lens fit on it? I want to a get a zoom lens, I think. I really like to take portrait shots, but I also really like taking Macro and nature/landscape photos. Do you think a Zoom lens would be good? Or would a focal point would be better? I just want to get clearer images, and I don’t believe the lens that came with the camera is doing the job. I’m really confused on what lens I should get. Any tips?
Thank you!!
All I have is a Quantaray lens that I believe is one of the cheapest ones out there. I’m looking for something with a little better quality that is hopefully not too expensive. It can be a zoom lens or one with a fixed focal length.
I have a Canon Rebel XTi and I have to know for photography tomorrow what the Digital Zoom is, does anyone know!?
The Canon Rebel XS comes with a 18-55mm Lens and a Canon 75-300mm Telephoto EF Zoom Lens f/4.0-f/32 and costs 4.98
The Nikon D60 comes with a 18-55mm Lens and a SanDisk 4GB Ultra II SDHC Card and costs 7.98
Which is a better camera?
Which is the better deal?
So I purchased the Canon camera a couple months ago, I don’t understand everything yet. The kit lens it came with is the 18-55mm lens.
On the back of the actual camera itself there’s + and – buttons. Is this only to zoom into the picture after its taken to just check the picture? Or is there no actual zoom on the camera itself, but the different lens you buy depends on that?
Thanks (:
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