Newbie’s N questions about Canon 500D…………

The previous one is really interesting. Without anti-shake, it would be impossible to shoot. If that were the case, would anyone buy a lens without anti-shake?

1. The prices are different in different stores and online. Even though they are all licensed goods, the prices are also different.

2. There is a difference. Licensed products are more expensive and have after-sales service. Parallel imports are cheap and there is no formal after-sales service; I bought my camera in the United States, which is very cheap, but if there is a problem, I have to spend money to repair it myself.

3.500D is a SLR camera. All SLRs do not have built-in lenses. At most, one lens and one body are sold together, which is called a "kit". In most cases, the camera body is sold separately, and the lens is purchased separately.

4. The lens is not anti-shake, which is more obvious at telephoto. If it's an ordinary mid-focus or standard zoom, it doesn't matter if it doesn't have anti-shake. Telephoto is the focal length of 100-300, and it is best to have anti-shake at this focal length.

5. There are too many good lenses, it mainly depends on what you shoot. There is no one lens that is suitable for everything, is not very expensive, and has good performance. For example, if you want to take pictures of landscapes or buildings with a wide angle of view, the EF16-35/2.8 is definitely good, but the price is more than 10,000 yuan. For portraits, a fixed-focus lens with a large aperture is definitely better. An 85/1.8 fixed-focus lens costs about 3,000 yuan (the price is acceptable, but apart from taking pictures of people, it has little use). To shoot sports games or concerts, you must have a telephoto lens. For example, for beginners or anti-shake beginners, it costs about 10,000 yuan... Personally, I prefer EF24-70/2.8L, which is sufficient for daily shooting, but when used in There is no wide angle on the APS camera, and the price of this lens is beyond my affordability.