Chucara
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I am looking into getting my first DSLR as I have outgrown my Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ-5.
I have more or less settled on a Canon EOS 550D or 600D, but I've heard that the kit lens (EF-S 18-135) isn't that good. While I am on a budget, I don't mind spending a little extra for quality lenses.
I will primarily use the camera for everyday photography, but I have a few special interests:
- I'd like to experiment with night time photography (long exposures)
- I'd like to experiment with HDR
- I'd like to take some photos and have printed on large posters for my house
I've heard that a 50mm 1.8F lens is a good choice, and since it is cheap, I will pick up one of those.
But I'd like a good all-round lens for vacations and every day use - one with a decent zoom. (I'd probably miss a decent zoom level as I had one on my old camera)
What should I pick for my everyday lens?
Is it a problem that the prime doesn't have IS, or is that only an issue with zoom lenses?
I have more or less settled on a Canon EOS 550D or 600D, but I've heard that the kit lens (EF-S 18-135) isn't that good. While I am on a budget, I don't mind spending a little extra for quality lenses.
I will primarily use the camera for everyday photography, but I have a few special interests:
- I'd like to experiment with night time photography (long exposures)
- I'd like to experiment with HDR
- I'd like to take some photos and have printed on large posters for my house
I've heard that a 50mm 1.8F lens is a good choice, and since it is cheap, I will pick up one of those.
But I'd like a good all-round lens for vacations and every day use - one with a decent zoom. (I'd probably miss a decent zoom level as I had one on my old camera)
What should I pick for my everyday lens?
Is it a problem that the prime doesn't have IS, or is that only an issue with zoom lenses?