Canon EOS 550D + EF-S18-55mm 1:3,5-5,6 IS Kit
Canon EOS 550D + EF-S18-55mm 1:3,5-5,6 IS Kit
Additional Features:Direct print, USB 2.0 compatibility, RGB primary colour filter, auto power save, digital noise reduction, DPOF support, display brightness control, depth-of-field preview howeverton, PictBridge support, histogram display, highlight tone priority, LCD live view mode, highlight point display, face detection, Auto Lighting Optimizer, Exif Print support, peripheral illumination correction, Self Timer:Yes, Self Timer Delay:10 sec, 2sec, Flash Terminal:Hot shoe, Supported Battery Details:1 x Canon LP-E8 Li-ion rechargeable battery ( included ), Supported Battery:Canon LP-E8, Guide Number (m / ISO 100):13, Flash Modes:Fill-in mode, auto mode, flash OFF mode, red-eye reduction, Red Eye Reduction:Built-in, Camera Flash:Pop-up flash,
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which Tripod is best for EOS Canon DSLR 500 D, 550 D ?
Question by hisherry123: which Tripod is best for EOS Canon DSLR 500 D, 550 D ?
some body help me and advise me which one the best Tripod stand for my cameras EOS Canon DSLR Camera 500D AND 550 D?
CHEERS
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Answer by CiaoChao
The best tripod has always been the one that satisfies these criteria (starting with the most important):
1) Can support the weight of your camera body and heaviest lens, this probably won’t be more than 5kg
2) One you can afford
3) One you can carry with you
Never skimp on a tripod, it’s worth paying for the extra security. Manfrotto, Slik and Gitzo are the most dependable. Don’t bother with carbon fibre unless you plan to go hiking, steel and aluminium are generally more stable.
I can’t say an exact model because you haven’t named a price, however expect to spend £80-200 for a good tripod.
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Which Canon DSLR is best?
Question by : Which Canon DSLR is best?
I’d like a DSLR for myself. I have a budget of up to £420 to work with though.
I’ve seen a Canon EOS 400D and a Canon E0S 450D… although which one is best out of the two? I’m still undecided.
Or are there any other better Canon DSLRs in my price range?
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Answer by FlashSnapshot
obvioulsy the 450 because its 12 megapixels and newer
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Q&A: Konica Minolta (Sony Alpha) Lenses to fit Canon DSLR?
Question by boredboris2000: Konica Minolta (Sony Alpha) Lenses to fit Canon DSLR?
I just wondered if there was a Lens adaptor that would convert a Canon 7D Camera so it could use Konica Minolta lenses (Sony Alpha) lenses?
I’ve checked on Ebay, however I’m not exactly sure what I should be searching for!
Thanks to someone that can help!
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Answer by Paula P
You need to contact this guy, his name is Eddie.
If he can’t custom build you one then it probably can’t be done.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lens-Doctor/114020011945438
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/thelensdoctors
Don’t buy anything cheap you see online – Eddie told me he gets cameras back for repair that have broken their mirrors using cheap adapters.
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WHICH LENSE IS BEST FOR DSLR CANON 500D AND 550D?
Question by hisherry123: WHICH LENSE IS BEST FOR DSLR CANON 500D AND 550D?
I NEED INFORMATION ABOUT CANON DSLR CAMERA LENSES I LOOKING LESES FOR NATURE, SPORT, AND WILD PHOTOGRAPHY SOME BODY ANY GOOD INFORMATION AND ADVISE THEN PLZ I WILL BE WAITING FOR YOUR SUGGESTION.
CHEERS
SHEHER YAR , UK
Best answer:
Answer by CiaoChao
Best? That means L-series telephoto and super telephoto primes.
Canon 300mm f4L IS USM
Canon 300mm f2.8L IS USM
Canon 400mm f2.8L IS USM
Canon 600mm f4L IS USM
Canon 800mm f5.6L IS USM
Canon 1200mm f5.6L USM
Canon EF extender 1.4x
Canon EF extender 2x
These are the gold standard Canon lens, fast AF speed, fluorite and UD elements and image stabilisation essential for long telephoto lenses. The best comes at a price, the 300mm f4L IS is the cheapest of the bunch and used by many amateurs as well as pros is just over £1,000, and the 800mm f5.6L coming in at over £10,000.
The 1200mm is a special lens, there aren’t many around the world, and last time I saw one for sale it was priced at 0,000.
You asked for the best. If you want the best at a price that’s a totally different matter. Canon’s 70-200mm f4L USM + Canon EF 1.4x extender will probably work reasonably well, for around £700. Anything less and you’re starting to enter consumer territory, not something that can be considered anywhere near “best”.
You could also consider Sigma’s supertele primes, the 300mm f2.8 EX is a much cheaper option to the Canon one.
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Choosing a lens for Canon DSLR?
Question by T G: Choosing a lens for Canon DSLR?
I have just bought a Canon DSLR and am finding it impossible to choose a decent, affordable (non ‘L’) zoom lens for it. Whichever lens I choose, someone always seems to give it a bad review for some reason or other. How have others decided?
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Answer by Dr. Sam
Well, if you are not going to get an “L” lens, stop reading reviews! But seriously… Some of my favorite pictures were made using 0 lenses. While you can test for chromatic aberations and linear distortion and resolution, you can’t test for what you are going to DO with the lens. They have to measure SOMETHING when they do tests, however they can’t measure your talent. Buy the lens that you can afford and get busy making pictures.
The Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM (28-135 equiv.) (April 2007-5) is a good “walk around” lens at a good price.
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelDetailAct&fcategoryid=149&modelid=10511
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EF-S-17-85mm-f-4-5.6-IS-USM-Lens-Review.aspx
I really like my Nikon 17-55 and Canon makes a comparable lens, the Canon Zoom Super Wide Angle EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Autofocus Lens. It’s not an “L” lens, however it seems popular.
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/reviews/ef-s_17-55.html
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Q&A: What’s the best Canon DSLR camera £600 and less?
Question by Spike: What’s the best Canon DSLR camera £600 and less?
If it helps, i take more pictures of sunsets, landscapes, macro, moving and night (doesn’t exactly narrow it down . . . )
i really don’t know where to start when it’s DSLR–i know about MP and basic compact camera specs
. . however i’d like one with high speed of taking pictures for moving pictures
help much appreciated!!
Best answer:
Answer by ac
I’d say get a Canon EOS 400D/450D
A 400D is about £350ish and a 450D is around £500.
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will canon SLR lense work on canon DSLR?
Question by designer: will canon SLR lense work on canon DSLR?
I have a canon EOS 3000 SLR which came with a lense,
I am goig to purchase a canon 500d DSLR and need to know if I can use the EOS 3000 lense on it,
will there be any problems taking phots
thanks
were can i find the lense checker i cant find it on the canon site, cheers
Best answer:
Answer by Diana K
Most of the time, no. But when they do, you do have a crop factor as well, and obviously, you will have to manually focus the lens. But, to check and be sure that the lenses are interchangeable, find the lens code and check it on the canon website.
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can i use a Canon Speedlite 380EX Flash with my DSLR?
Question by kacieleibloxham: can i use a Canon Speedlite 380EX Flash with my DSLR?
can i use a Canon Speedlite 380EX Flash with my DSLR?
if so are they anygood?
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Answer by tim2hatcher
If your dslr is a cannon and has the connections it should be OK. Any other brand will be a problem.
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Whats the best lens ican get for £50 for a Canon 450D DSLR?
Question by Omar H: Whats the best lens ican get for £50 for a Canon 450D DSLR?
I guess i can stretch to say £70 however i don’t have much money this time of year cos of christmas 
im in to Macro photography at the moment i have a Canon 18mm – 55mm lens need a new one i think
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Answer by endangeredsaviour
If £50 is close to 0 USD… I would wait and save more money. I am guessing that after the exchange, camera equipment is more expensive in the UK than in North America.
£50 is about the cost of the kit lens that your camera came with… and there are not after market lenses worth upgrading to that will cost you less than double that amount (about 0 USD) brand new. Most lenses average over 0 USD each.
You may want to look for used lenses or 3rd party lenses from Sigma, Tamron, and Tokina.
For macro photography, you are going to want a Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM.
Search on Flickr for specific Canon lenses to see what people are shooting with their lenses.
Also, for macro photography, you will need a tripod.
Good luck!
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