What lens does Canon 550D match? Take a bag to Taobao, what kind of lamp should I match, a few hundred watts? What about the studio?

I will continue to invest in lenses in the future, but if I am not sure what topics you are good at and interested in at present, I will use 18-55. This lens imaging is not bad, enough for home use, and very cheap. It's not a waste to eliminate it in the future. When I am proficient in using 18-55, I will know what lens you need to add.

I don't intend to continue to invest in lenses in the future, so I chose the lens group of 18- 135. The zoom is relatively large, and most of the subjects can be photographed, but the picture quality is poor, but it is still acceptable. I don't want the lens set of 18-200, which is worse and more expensive.

If you don't need money to pursue image quality, buy a 15-85 lens first. This lens imaging is quite good, from super wide angle to medium focus, very practical. As for Quan Huafu 17-40 lens, it is not recommended. Although it is a red circle, the workmanship is better, but it will not perform better than 15-85 on the aps-c fuselage, and there is no anti-shake. For beginners, losing three or four safety shutters is no joke. Even if I plan to go to the whole map in the future, I will immediately look down on 17-40, which is still a waste.

In addition, 50mmF 1.8, commonly known as small spittoon, is also a good choice. Large aperture can be used as a portrait head on the 550D fuselage, and it is easy to get the effect of blurring the background. Those with higher budget can buy 50mm F 1.4, which is very good.

If a telephoto lens is needed immediately, Canon 55-250 and 18-55 are a perfect match, relatively cheap, with high magnification and acceptable imaging. If you choose 15-85 lens to hang up, then the telephoto lens is Ef70-200mm f/4Lisum, commonly known as "Love Guo Xuwei", which has obvious anti-shake effect and excellent image quality.