Canon Eos 7d Kit
which lens is better?
I go to the Canon EOS 7D will at some point this week and looks around, and it seems two lens kit lens options, the 18-135mm and 28-135mm lens. I compared the two again and again, and both lens "pros and cons stack evenly to me. So now idk pick up. May someone tell me which lens is best for my camera and the lens I would be better? I have a passion for photography and I would just like a lens in the going to be happy with, without the hassle of returning if I do not like it, etc. Please HELP! thankks [:
28-135 (45 - 216mm equivalent for the harvest 7D). You have a serious bought capabilties camera with serious, especially for action photos. Invest in an L-lens camera to do justice to it. There are problems with chromatic aberration, general quality and lens creep. If you are serious photos, investing in a better lens. 18-135 (29 - 216mm equivalent), it is not a special lens by any means and not to improve the performance of the 7D. The vignetting and softness in the corners are important topics for ambitious photographers. If You plan to shoot in RAW and view your photos at 100%, these two lenses will disappoint. I am switching from the 50D Mark, the 11 and will not even consider each of these lenses. I also have a Pentax K20D as a backup with only f 2.8 lens. I plan to go completely and Canon will then buying a 7D as a backup.
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