Posts Tagged ‘canon lenses’
NewPhotobiz Review March 9, 2010 | 01:57 pm

NewPhotobiz Review

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I have a SLR camera and I wanted to know who makes the better lens? March 8, 2010 | 01:40 pm

I was looking to buy some lenses for my camera and I wanted to know which brand lens I should buy. I searched for Canon, Sigma, and Quantaray. I noticed Canon lenses are a lot more expensive. Which ever one you choose, what is wrong with the other ones. i.e. if you pick Canon, then tell me what is wrong with Sigma and Quantaray.
Are Nikkor lenses better than Canon and are they only for Nikon?

Good Sigma lenses for Nikon D3000? February 5, 2010 | 11:17 pm

Hello again and thanks for the info on my previous question of Nikon D3000 VS Canon XSi. I've decided to get the Nikon D3000 with 18-55 mm lens so I can learn the ropes for a couple of years. Now my question is for a good Telephoto Zoom lens with some macro capability just in case. I found a Sigma lens on B&H: the Sigma 70-300 mm. f/4-5.6 DG Macro Autofocus AF-D Lens. I've read the reviews and so far it seems like a very good lens- I saw similar things on Amazon where people praised it. I know and understand the things I see repeated so many times it pisses me off by now:

A) You get what you pay for. (Not necessarily true IMO but that's another story, not in the mood for ranting about it)
B) First party is always superior.
C) Do not buy third party unless you're in absolute necessity. ( -_- )

However, I've made up my mind. My belief from experience with a Vivitar V3800N film SLR (yes I owned a Vivitar) is that any lens will do as long as you understand it and practice with it and understand its intricacies so you can work with them to the best of your ability. That is my stand. But I digress- returning to subject: if you have used them, are you happy with the results? I've seen pictures taken with this lens and they seem very good but just in case.

And please, PLEASE, don't answer things like OH MAI GADZ BUY FIRST PARTY LENSES BECAUSE INSERT BRAND HERE SUCKS because that is not the question. I'm asking if a Sigma lens has worked for people. Comparing it to Nikon or Canon lenses is another subject entirely- and not the thing I'm looking for. Thank you! :)

Canon SLR or Nikon SLR? January 10, 2010 | 02:14 am

I was looking for Canon slrs:

1. EOS 50D
2. EOS 40D
3. Any other canon's under that price range

for Nikon SLR:
D90 only

Please help me choosing especially between the Canon SLRs listed and then help me determine between Nikon and Canon.

Are Canon lenses compatible with all of their models?
Are Nikon lenses compatible with all their models?

thanks

does each slr company make its own lenses? December 29, 2009 | 01:41 am

does each slr company make its own lenses?
I know canon makes canon lenses. same with nikon.
Does sony use other peoples lenses? Or do they make their own? Same with Olympus?

Suggestions on 18-55mm lens with Canon Digital Rebel XT/XTi? December 13, 2009 | 01:44 am

Hi,
I have been looking to upgrade to a Digital SLR and looking for a good one. I decided to go for Canon Digital Rebel XT/XTi primarily because of 2 reasons:
1. They are cheaper than Nikon with similar features
2. Have friends who have canon lenses,which I can borrow.

Can you give me suggestions on the lenses. I was told that the Nikon lenses are better than the Canon lenses.

Also that Nikon body is more sturdy than Canon.

Any other reasons to stick (or not) to Canon.

Thanks.

Question about 35mm Canon Rebel and lenses…? November 25, 2009 | 07:03 pm

I own a 35mm Canon Rebel. I am looking on ebay at a few Canon lenses and wanted to know if I could use them on my Rebel. I don't mind if they are manual, I just want to make sure I can use them.

First of all, what lens designations do I need to look for to make sure I can use the lens with a 35mm Rebel?

Second, will the lenses for an AE-1 Program fit my Rebel?

Third, will a Canon 35mm Camera Lens 200mm 1:35 work with my Rebel?

Thanks for any help.
The 200mm lens is a manual lens. I am not sure how old it is.

Will the 200mm manual lens work on the AE-1 Program?

How can I use my Canon lenses on my Olympus camera? November 6, 2009 | 04:06 am

I have a Canon Digital EOS Rebel XT and have purchased an Olympus Evolt E-300. Is there something I can use to be able to use my Canon lenses on the Olympus? I purchased the body only, so would rather use lenses I have than buy all new, obviously. Thanks!
I have been able to find an adapter that goes the other way -- in other words something that will let me use Olympus lenses on my Canon. Doesn't it follow that there should be one that goes the other way?

Can old lenses from the 70s fit on to the Canon EOS series? October 4, 2009 | 11:17 am

My dad has old canon lenses from the 70s and I was thinking I'd get him a DSLR, specifically the Canon Digital Rebel XTi. I heard that the old lenses do fit the EOS series but I have no idea if that's true or not. Is there anyway I can tell by looking at the lenses themselves? A model number or something?

Are SLR cameras lenses compatible with Digital SLR cameras? September 10, 2009 | 02:15 pm

I have a set of lenses (various brands) which fitted my old SLR cameras (not well known brands in this country). Would they still be able to fit the new digital SLR cameras or if not can adaptors be bought to convert them? I am interested in buying from the Canon 450 range. Would they be compatible or do you have to buy Canon lenses?

Do film canon lenses fit the new EOS digital mounts? August 26, 2009 | 11:46 am

I just bought a canon eos 350d from a friend and i want to buy a lens, but cannot afford one. i saw old canon lenses in a store and what i want to know is if they will fit this camera?

What is the best starting lens for the Canon Digital Rebel XTi? August 21, 2009 | 01:47 am

I was going to go with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens but I read some reviews and the downside is that it is disappointing in night or low light shots, has a lot of glare (whatever that means). I don't think all Canon lenses are like that so which one should I go for?

I need your opinion about lenses for Canon Digital Rebel XTi (EOS 400D)? August 3, 2009 | 09:27 am

Currently I have a simple digital point and shoot Sony camera; I am planning on upgrading to the Canon Rebel XTi. Since I have only ever owned point and shoot cameras I know nothing about lenses. I would like to buy a kit on Ebay that includes the camera body and a couple of lenses. There are cheaper kits that include Tamron lenses or Sigma lenses; and more expensive kits that include Canon lenses. My question is: If I want to save money and go with the Tamron or Sigma lenses, will I be sacrificing quality? Or should I spend the extra cash and get the Canon lenses?

Can I use my old CANON 35mm camera lenses with the new Canon Digital SLR series cameras? July 20, 2009 | 02:47 am

Obviously, I am still with the 35mm camera (the Wonderful Canon Elan II-e EOS film camera). I had two very versatile lenses with it 1) 28-80mm, 2) 35-200mm. Both original Canon lenses that came with the orig camera about 11 yrs back. Is it possible I can re-use them in a new Canon 40D body? I believe I can. However, need to find, what features/functionalities am I going to miss by doing so? Also if anyone has a weburl on the topic, I will appreciate it.
thanks.

Will vivitar lenses work with Canon Rebel, digital camera?? July 15, 2009 | 11:20 am

I recently recieved an vivitar lenses, and canon lenses.. i am new at photography so i dont know the Mm labels on the lenses yet... but i just bought an canon rebel xt, and was wondering if i could use those lenses with my new camera.. i heard something about a adaptor..... can anyone help me with this?? thanks! ciao

SLR Lenses: Camera Brand vs. Third Party Brand? July 14, 2009 | 01:46 pm

I am looking to purchase my first SLR camera (Probably a Canon XTi) and I have been looking at some packages that contain additional lenses. The packages that come with the additional Canon lenses seem to be more expensive than those that come with third party lenses (ie. Sigma or Tamron). How big a deal is it to use a 3rd party lense vs, the Canon lense? Will I lose functions by not using the branded lense? Or is this a case of paying extra for the Canon name? Thanks for the help, this SLR and lense changing stuff is all new to me.

non digital lens for digital canon? and what’s a good wide angle? July 11, 2009 | 10:13 am

dear friends.
i cannot seem to get a clear understanding about this anywhere..
can you use non-digital canon lenses on a digital canon xti?
how does that work...
and if you feel like suggesting a good wide angle lens it would be much appreciated
a 10-20 or somewhere around that would be awesome! and are non-canon lenses any good?

what best model of canon EOS digital camera to buy that will be compatible with my old canon A1 lenses? July 8, 2009 | 03:49 pm

i have a series of camera lenses i used w/my canon A1. I am considering acquiring a newer model of canon's digital EOS cameras. i don't w/c model would be best that i can use my old canon lenses with.

Which Lenses should I get for the Canon EOS 40D SLR? July 8, 2009 | 03:49 pm

I have narrow my search down to the EOS 40D SLR to buy. I was wondering which Canon Lenses would be best? I shoot a little bit of everything.

will my generic lenses for my canon AF work on a new digital body? July 6, 2009 | 06:38 am

OK, i currently have an Canon Elan 7. for that camera i have a few lenses.. but not canon lenses. they are by manufacturers such as sigma, tameron, etc.. i have read that Canons auto focus lenses will work on the new digital body cameras(i am looking at getting a 20D), but they never say anything about the non-mfg lenses. does anyone know if they will work as well, or is this not a clear cut answer?

Thanks!

How can I tell if my Canon lenses will fit a digital camera? July 1, 2009 | 12:06 pm

I have a Canon Elan 7 and was planning on purchasing the Canon 50D. I have a few Canon lenses to go with my camera and did not know if they would be compatible with the digital camera I was getting. How can I tell if I can switch the lenses between digital and film? So I know if I need to buy a lens to go with the camera or not.
Thanks!
I am open to any other feedback about the camera too.