Question:
Lenses for Canon Rebel XS?
Kittyyy
2011-06-03 18:31:03 UTC
Hello!
I have a Canon Rebel XS with its standard lens, and a macro lens.
Now, I am interested in a fisheye distortion lens and any other lens that can provide unique and dynamic photo taking.
And does the lens specifically have to be a Canon lens?

Please offer educated answers! I am wanting to go professional with photography!
Four answers:
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2011-06-03 19:28:25 UTC
I have had issues with third party lenses in the past (especially Tamron). The only glass I put on my Canon camera is Canon.



A Canon fisheye lens will run you $1,400. If you want another style to play with, look at the Tilt-Shift lenses, but the Canon TS are $1,350 to $2,500... http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup



You can find other brands for cheaper, but you normally get what you pay for (photography is NOT cheap)....although one day I might break down and get a LensBaby (just for S&G's)... http://www.lensbaby.com/lenses.php?gclid=CLDr1e-Zm6kCFUMUKgodRUbMvg
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2016-11-08 13:35:56 UTC
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2011-06-03 23:14:35 UTC
Very few professionals use a fisheye.



The cheapest is a 8mm f3.5 that's sold under various names including bower and tiffen.



There's a very decent tokina 10-17 but that's not doing as much distortion as the 8mm.
2011-06-03 18:33:01 UTC
I tend to stay away from third-party lenses. They will work, of course, but I demand higher quality for my work.


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