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Canon 4000D Eos DSLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Zoom Lens + 32GB Card, Tripod, Flash, and More (18pc Bundle)
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Canon EOS EOS Rebel EOS Rebel T Series DSLR 18 MP Crop Sensor Detachable FlashSee more details at eBay - alsvarietys »Reviews4.84,347 reviews5 star3,640 reviews4 star575 reviews3 star82 reviews2 star24 reviews1 star26 reviewsSearch in reviews Back to all reviewsHow is the image quality?How is the focus?How well does i…
Canon EOS EOS Rebel EOS Rebel T Series DSLR 18 MP Crop Sensor Detachable FlashSee more details at eBay - alsvarietys »Reviews4.84,347 reviews5 star3,640 reviews4 star575 reviews3 star82 reviews2 star24 reviews1 star26 reviewsSearch in reviews Back to all reviewsHow is the image quality?How is the focus?How well does it perform in low light?Does it have shutter lag?How is the battery life?Great prime lens for the value!December 28, 2019I shoot a Canon 70d. After viewing several tutorials and reviews, I decided to supplement my previously acquired Canon lenses with a prime lens for portraits. I had previously used an 18-135 zoom as a primary all around lens, to include portraiture, and occasionally a 70-200 luxury zoom. The Canon 50mm prime in short fashion has proved to be an excellent prime lens in terms of performance at an excellent price point. The focus speed, the wide aperture and the utility of the lens are definite highlights. In using auto focus, I can not speak to use of manual focus with this lens. The lack of image stabilization was a concern but has not proven to be problematic. The small size of the lens has been an asset in terms of not being a distraction to the subjects, carrying my camera ... MoreI shoot a Canon 70d. After viewing several tutorials and reviews, I decided to supplement my previously acquired Canon lenses with a prime lens for portraits. I had previously used an 18-135 zoom as a primary all around lens, to include portraiture, and occasionally a 70-200 luxury zoom. The Canon 50mm prime in short fashion has proved to be an excellent prime lens in terms of performance at an excellent price point. The focus speed, the wide aperture and the utility of the lens are definite highlights. In using auto focus, I can not speak to use of manual focus with this lens. The lack of image stabilization was a concern but has not proven to be problematic. The small size of the lens has been an asset in terms of not being a distraction to the subjects, carrying my camera and in storing my camera bodies and gear. There was an adjustment to shooting with a shorter barreled lens. Thus far I have not experienced any durability issues with the lens. To date, this has been an excellent addition to my gear. LessWallyG Review provided by Best BuyAll Reviews
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Canon EOS EOS Rebel EOS Rebel T Series DSLR 18 MP Crop Sensor Detachable FlashSee more details at eBay - alsvarietys »Reviews4.84,347 reviews5 star3,640 reviews4 star575 reviews3 star82 reviews2 star24 reviews1 star26 reviewsSearch in reviews Back to all reviewsHow is the image quality?How is the focus?How well does it perform in low light?Does it have shutter lag?How is the battery life?Great prime lens for the value!December 28, 2019I shoot a Canon 70d. After viewing several tutorials and reviews, I decided to supplement my previously acquired Canon lenses with a prime lens for portraits. I had previously used an 18-135 zoom as a primary all around lens, to include portraiture, and occasionally a 70-200 luxury zoom. The Canon 50mm prime in short fashion has proved to be an excellent prime lens in terms of performance at an excellent price point. The focus speed, the wide aperture and the utility of the lens are definite highlights. In using auto focus, I can not speak to use of manual focus with this lens. The lack of image stabilization was a concern but has not proven to be problematic. The small size of the lens has been an asset in terms of not being a distraction to the subjects, carrying my camera ... MoreI shoot a Canon 70d. After viewing several tutorials and reviews, I decided to supplement my previously acquired Canon lenses with a prime lens for portraits. I had previously used an 18-135 zoom as a primary all around lens, to include portraiture, and occasionally a 70-200 luxury zoom. The Canon 50mm prime in short fashion has proved to be an excellent prime lens in terms of performance at an excellent price point. The focus speed, the wide aperture and the utility of the lens are definite highlights. In using auto focus, I can not speak to use of manual focus with this lens. The lack of image stabilization was a concern but has not proven to be problematic. The small size of the lens has been an asset in terms of not being a distraction to the subjects, carrying my camera and in storing my camera bodies and gear. There was an adjustment to shooting with a shorter barreled lens. Thus far I have not experienced any durability issues with the lens. To date, this has been an excellent addition to my gear. LessWallyG Review provided by Best BuyAll Reviews
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