I want to start buying a SLR camera. Because a friend uses a 5D2, I have tentatively decided to buy a 650D. I would like to ask if the lens of the 5D2 can be used on the 650D.

The 5d2 uses a full-frame lens, which can be used normally on the 650d, but the viewing angle is different.

The 650d is a cut-off lens. Any lens installed must be multiplied by a conversion factor of 1.6. That is to say, after the 50mm lens is installed on the 650d, the equivalent focal length becomes 80 and the angle of view becomes narrower.

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The choice of lens for getting started is related to your future lens upgrade plan.

If you don’t plan to upgrade for a long time, then the 18-55 will have some limitations on shooting subjects due to the lack of medium and long focal lengths. You can consider 18-135, which is more practical in terms of focal length, including wide-angle and medium-telephoto, and can basically meet the needs of daily photography and travel photography.

If you have a short-term upgrade plan and just try to get a feel for it temporarily, 18-55 is very cheap.

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Personal suggestions depend on your interest in photography.

If you just take daily photos and record life, you can consider the 18-135. If you are interested in the future, you can spend another 700 yuan to buy a 50 1.8 to experience the feeling of a large aperture and fixed focus. If you don’t need this lens combination, If it is high, you can play for a long time.

If you are interested in photography and want to keep it as a hobby for a long time in the future, you can first use 18-55 to get a feel for it. After you use it for a period of time and clarify your shooting themes, shooting habits and the types of lenses you need, you can then upgrade to a lens that is more suitable for you based on your budget.