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  • One for the camera people – SLR lenses?
  • Creg
    Full Member

    I am in the market for some new lenses for my DSLR. I have been using the Canon 18-200 IS USM kit lens for the last 15 months and want to start building a bit of a lens collection.

    I have a nifty fifty on the list and would also like a macro lens too (my kit lens doesn’t get quite close enough, it focuses at 1.3ft I think). I mostly do landscape and animal work. I have seen a second hand 100-300mm USM for £120 which I am interested in. Some reviews say it is optically as good as the L series lens.

    Is it worth paying extra and going for the Canon L series lenses? I only have a 50D so would it be pretty pointless looking at the L lenses? What about other brands such as Tamron and Sigma?

    Thanks

    molgrips
    Free Member

    If I were you I’d lose the 18-200 and get a narrower range zoom and the 100-300mm

    5thElefant
    Free Member

    I’d rule out any lens that isn’t stabilised, unless you’re happy with a tripod. Tamron and Sigma are worth looking at. Not sure if Tokina do stabilised zooms? Worth checking.

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