Used my 40d for years as my backup camera for my pro photo studio and was very happy with its quality for portraits, weddings, and commercial images. Gave it to my grandaughter for college and I upgraded to EOS 5d MK II and used that until I retired. The 40d still is a very nice and easy to use DSLR with very good image quality and I highly recommend it.
Use mine when I don't feel comfortable taking my more expensive gear to the event. As you say, perfect for protests. Anyone have a problem, swing the 40d and knock them out, then use it to take a photo of them laying on the ground.
I bought one 40D yesterday in excellent condition with 41.000 shutter actuations, for $65usd. It was a second body for a hobbyist photographer that don't use it for a pair of years, so he sold it.
Got mine today for 70 euros, coupled with a vintage Helios 58mm. 11k shots taken. Great snappy AF at least on my Canon 18-55 STM / 50mm 1.8 STM / or Sigma 50-200 HSM. Ah, and the colours are something else, really, especially when using the Autumn Haze custom picture style.
I'm purely a hobbyist stills photographer shooting landscape, street life and wildlife. Got a brand new Canon 40D from B&H used department three months ago with a shutter count of 1874. Couldn't be happier. I love the bigger pixels of this camera that produce cleaner images and nice colors. I use it for all my purposes and love the outputs. Gem of a camera. My wait and patience of three years to grab a good copy finally paid off. I don't find any weaknesses with this camera. When I shoot in low light; I use my other Canon bodies that are meant for it. Therefore, this camera is poor low-light performer and lacks video option are not logical arguments against this wonderful DSLR. It should be evaluated for what it is. And for a stills shooter like me; there's no better APS-C camera than this one. Thank you for the video.
Great video. I just picked one up here in Niagara for $50. She even gave me two CF cards, strap, and charger. Just had to order a new battery off Amazon. Now I’m using three great Canon lenses on this old beast and you’re right: Fantastic colors right out of camera. It’s great to take along when you want to keep your other more expensive gear at home.
@@lensvana Got less than 300 clicks on it, it's a new camera essentially, not a sliver of wear anywhere, came with it's box and all the accessories including the kit lens which i plan on using on my 700D for video, what a steal, took the 40D out today and it's a very capable camera when handled correctly.
@@HansensUniverseT-A Nice! You basically got a brand new 40D in 2023. Great idea to use the kit lens for video. In my opinion the 40D really comes alive with one of the newer STM primes, so much fun. In any case, so many great lens deals to choose from now
I own the 50d, and love it ,I use mine mainly for airshows and days out. there's not much difference between the 40/50d, I put a battery grip with mine , that does make it alot heavier, the L 70-300 lens is a good companion for it.
I have a 50D which is like the twin of the 40D only with a higher megapixel. All what you said are the great features of this camera. It is the APSC version of the iconic full frame 5D Classic. Great camera that can produce great pictures in the hands of a good photographer.
i wonder if it would be moreso fair to say that it is in fact the 40d that is the aps-c version of the 5d classic, since the pixel pitch of the 40d is closer to that of the 5d classic than is the 50d(?)..
brought this awesome canon EOS 40D 10.1MP digital SLR semi-professional camera 📷 in mint immaculate condition. in official box. been well looked after cared for by it's previous owner someone's dad who used it for taking photo's of orchids. came with 3 batteries + battery covers. battery charger. 2 compact flash cards.USB data cable. new official canon shoulder strap. and official carrying bag + inergrated rain cover. and all accessories plus added extras. very affordable in 2024. built like a tank. this is wot you call a camera. 📸
I have this camera, this is my first camera that i bought for learning about photography. Low light is a problem, but daylight, that one is awesome. If you plan your shot well, you don't need to crop :) that is my policy. I use it for landscape and with 300mm lens for a bit of astro photography.
I tried one last week. I knew it's one of the best mainly due to its bigger pixels that capture more light and produce cleaner images. I own 7D and 70D also. If I don't need to crop the images; the 40D images look better on my 55 inch LED TV compared to the other two. I've also tried 7DII and it also doesn't match with 40D. High ISO is no longer an issue due to emergence of AI Denoise applications. I've already tried it at ISO 1600 and images are useable. Would soon do it at 3200. Low light capability is not required as I would like to shoot wildlife during the day if I can purchase this DSLR.
That high pixel pitch on the 10.1 megapixel sensor is very forgiving indeed! You're completely right - the new AI algos are a game changer and they're getting better and better every year. I've only heard good things about the 7D and how it's the ultimate budget wildlife camera (haven't had a chance to test one myself).
@@lensvana, u know one interesting thing! The mirrorless craze has created a golden opportunity for real photography lovers. Many mirrorless fans are ditching DSLRs for MILCs. So, old market is flooded with DSLRs. Now is the time for photographers to buy quality cameras. I've already bought two 7Ds with acceptable low shutter counts. Trying one 40D now and might buy if terms match. The other one I'm frantically searching is 5D Classic. Already own a 5DII. Nothing wrong with owning multiple bodies as I bought them all used and cheap.😁 Did I mention I'm a Canon user?🤔 Tried Nikon also after borrowing one from friend for few days. That's a good brand too. However, to me Canon is easier and images look nicer.
@@quazisanjeed6395 Yes, so many great deals now for older DSLRs and lenses too. The 5D Classic is becoming popular all over again for its legendary sensor, great for portraits especially. I'm happy shooting with all the brands, although I really like the ergonomics of those older Canon bodies like 5D and 40D. Nice collection you have there!
“I can just throw it at the guy and run!” And…….. Subscribe. Thanks for this video. Inherited this D40 and my wife and I have a small creative studio. Hoping to use this for product shots and content shots. Thanks again for this!
i use mine more than my 90D because I carry it everywhere for the same reasons you gave. Especially in Mexico if they want it they can have it I get another.
I purchased 30d body this past Feb. for 50 bucks and 2nd 30d body with grip for 100 From KEH 2nd body worked great. But when I put dated firmware and removed grip for it to take effect battery cover was missing. But 30d now can use 64Gb cards. They are great every day walk-around anywhere camera's older body's work with pld 3rd. party lens
I have a Canon EOS 40D that was given to me a year ago. The camera was still new in the box when I received it in May of 2020. I know that the camera is out of date. Yet I still use it. Besides the price for me was right free. I not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.
Very good camera, but does not like freezing temperatures. If you get the ERR99 you need a new shutter. For below zero C/32F, go with the 7D. Also cheap nowadays and built like a tank.
Hello, I have two options to buy: Canon 40d (for 150$) Or Nikon d3000 (for 100$) Both in great condition with 18-55mm lens Which one is better for me? This will be my first camera
I could make a case for either one, but here I would save money and take the cheaper one (D3000) if it's in good condition. Would be perfectly fine as a beginner camera.
Just looked into this, apparently it's a slightly improved sensor. From the 40D white paper: ""Although the EOS 40D’s single-piece CMOS sensor is based on the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi’s sensor design and manufacturing technology, new processes were incorporated in the CMOS semiconductor fabrication and microlens-forming process. By improving light-collecting efficiency, the same ISO range and low noise (S/N ratio) as that of the EOS 30D were attained even though the pixels on the 30D are larger." In practical terms, that sounds like a lot of marketing-speak and it should be almost identical if you don't need the 40D's rugged build and faster continuous fps
I always recommend starting with one of the 18-55mm STM kit lenses and seeing how far you can push it. Great for landscapes. Can be used for astro at 18mm F3.5 in a pinch. Then upgrade when you hit limitations
@@dominic5872 Phones are really good these days - if you don't need zoom you could just stick to a phone, and then consider a dedicated camera if it's not meeting your needs in some way
Hi! I have canon t2i. I am learning photography. Actually i have 50mm f1.8 lens. So beside that which lens should i go for? I am student and on tight budget, so could you please suggest me which one lens is good for my canon t2i? And which camera is better canon t2i and 40d?
I think t2i is better for beginners. for lenses I recommend an 18-55mm IS STM lens, can be bought cheap second hand. That lens + 50mm 1.8 is all you need as a beginner. Later you can add a 55-200mm STM if you want to experiment with telephoto
@@bikeshdangal2345 24mm if you're mostly doing street photography. 18-55 if you're experimenting with everything. You can make magic with both but I would still get 18-55 IS STM
@@renukanannapaneni1165 They are great lenses for the price, especially when bought second-hand. Sharp, reasonably fast AF, very quiet to focus, lightweight
i payd 45,00€ with battery grip in origin box lower 100 shots dual akku charger , ebay , the former owner relatet defect ( akku system) . i about her 3200 iso mood that i have not right figured ,...
Привет Друзья! Помогите пожалуйста, в выборе! Я новенький в фотоИндустрии! Планирую покорить эту вершину, под названием фотография! И с направлением уже определился: Это - свадьба, торжества, детские, Лав сторис! ), и т.д. Приобрёл старенький, но надёжный Canon 40d, тушку! И сейчас нужно определиться с набором объективов! Проблема, - это мой увы, маленький бюджет: 10 тыс рублей! !! ((( Прошу Вашего совета, КАКОЙ НАБОР ОБЪЕКТИВОВ (МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ ОДИН - УНИВЕРСАЛЬНЫЙ! ?!? ), ПОРЕКОМЕНДУЕТЕ! ? Через пол года, стажировок и практики, планирую обновляться, и бюджет на оптику планирую увеличить до 50ти тыс рублей! За ранее безмерно благодарен за любой дельный совет! !! Всем жму руку! !! )
Hi, Alexander! If you're interested in a great "do-it-all" lens, I can recommend the Tamron 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II SP. Note: make sure it's for Canon cameras, not Nikon. Alternatively, you could go for a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM. This is a portrait lens (prime lens, not zoom). Perfect for headshots, portraits, that kind of thing. Not as versatile, but a lens that will stay with you for a while. Both should be within the budget (if purchased second hand). Happy New Year!
@@lensvana а если не затруднит, можно сразу перевод на русский! Не могу текст Ваш скопировать, что б перевести в гугл переводчик , так как с мобильного телефона это нельзя сделать, а только с компьютера! Спасибо!
@@user-qq2no6mn6w Привет, Александр! Если вас интересует отличный универсальный объектив, я могу порекомендовать Tamron 17-50mm F / 2.8 XR Di II SP. Примечание: убедитесь, что это для камер Canon, а не Nikon. В качестве альтернативы вы можете выбрать Canon EF 50mm f / 1.8 STM. Это портретный объектив (фиксированный объектив, а не зум). Идеально подходит для хедшотов, портретов и прочего. Не такой универсальный, но объектив, который останется с вами на некоторое время. Оба должны быть в рамках бюджета (при покупке из вторых рук). С новым годом!
@@lensvana Объектив canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM А если взять такой? Он же идёт как "универсал"!? Можно говорят , и портрет и репортаж , и пейзаж делать!? Вот только меня интересует, "размытость " при портретке хорошая будет!?
Used my 40d for years as my backup camera for my pro photo studio and was very happy with its quality for portraits, weddings, and commercial images. Gave it to my grandaughter for college and I upgraded to EOS 5d MK II and used that until I retired. The 40d still is a very nice and easy to use DSLR with very good image quality and I highly recommend it.
Use mine when I don't feel comfortable taking my more expensive gear to the event. As you say, perfect for protests. Anyone have a problem, swing the 40d and knock them out, then use it to take a photo of them laying on the ground.
The Canon 40D: "gets the shot, no matter what!" :)
I bought one 40D yesterday in excellent condition with 41.000 shutter actuations, for $65usd. It was a second body for a hobbyist photographer that don't use it for a pair of years, so he sold it.
Nice one :) Hope you get some great shots with it, these older cameras really wake up once you pair them with quality lenses
@@lensvana which brand do you prefer with DSLR? Nikon or Canon? And why? I'm thinking in concentrate only in one system and selling the other.
@@amermeleitor I really don't think it matters too much, go with the one you have the most/best lenses for already
Got mine today for 70 euros, coupled with a vintage Helios 58mm. 11k shots taken. Great snappy AF at least on my Canon 18-55 STM / 50mm 1.8 STM / or Sigma 50-200 HSM. Ah, and the colours are something else, really, especially when using the Autumn Haze custom picture style.
That's a great deal especially with the Helios and low shutter. Glad to hear you're liking the Canon colours!
Great review! Love the tip on quick CF card retrieval.
Thanks :)
I'm purely a hobbyist stills photographer shooting landscape, street life and wildlife. Got a brand new Canon 40D from B&H used department three months ago with a shutter count of 1874. Couldn't be happier. I love the bigger pixels of this camera that produce cleaner images and nice colors. I use it for all my purposes and love the outputs. Gem of a camera. My wait and patience of three years to grab a good copy finally paid off.
I don't find any weaknesses with this camera. When I shoot in low light; I use my other Canon bodies that are meant for it. Therefore, this camera is poor low-light performer and lacks video option are not logical arguments against this wonderful DSLR. It should be evaluated for what it is. And for a stills shooter like me; there's no better APS-C camera than this one.
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching and for sharing your experiences - 1874 shutter is basically new :) Happy shooting
Great video. I just picked one up here in Niagara for $50. She even gave me two CF cards, strap, and charger. Just had to order a new battery off Amazon. Now I’m using three great Canon lenses on this old beast and you’re right: Fantastic colors right out of camera. It’s great to take along when you want to keep your other more expensive gear at home.
Now that's a great deal! Glad to hear you're enjoying the camera :)
Great camera, I've used mine since 2008 and it's still part of the arsenal. Just had it out today for a little photo shoot.
Got a 40d that's only been used a few times then stowed away for roughly 60 usd plus a lens, what a steal, this camera produces such good colors.
Great deal!
@@lensvana Got less than 300 clicks on it, it's a new camera essentially, not a sliver of wear anywhere, came with it's box and all the accessories including the kit lens which i plan on using on my 700D for video, what a steal, took the 40D out today and it's a very capable camera when handled correctly.
@@HansensUniverseT-A Nice! You basically got a brand new 40D in 2023. Great idea to use the kit lens for video. In my opinion the 40D really comes alive with one of the newer STM primes, so much fun. In any case, so many great lens deals to choose from now
I own the 50d, and love it ,I use mine mainly for airshows and days out. there's not much difference between the 40/50d, I put a battery grip with mine , that does make it alot heavier, the L 70-300 lens is a good companion for it.
That sounds like a great combo for airshows! Heavier but so comfortable with a battery grip, plus everyone takes you seriously :D
I have a 50D which is like the twin of the 40D only with a higher megapixel. All what you said are the great features of this camera. It is the APSC version of the iconic full frame 5D Classic. Great camera that can produce great pictures in the hands of a good photographer.
Exactly! :) Thanks for watching!
i wonder if it would be moreso fair to say that it is in fact the 40d that is the aps-c version of the 5d classic, since the pixel pitch of the 40d is closer to that of the 5d classic than is the 50d(?)..
brought this awesome canon EOS 40D 10.1MP digital SLR semi-professional camera 📷 in mint immaculate condition. in official box. been well looked after cared for by it's previous owner someone's dad who used it for taking photo's of orchids. came with 3 batteries + battery covers. battery charger. 2 compact flash cards.USB data cable. new official canon shoulder strap. and official carrying bag + inergrated rain cover. and all accessories plus added extras. very affordable in 2024. built like a tank. this is wot you call a camera. 📸
I have this camera, this is my first camera that i bought for learning about photography. Low light is a problem, but daylight, that one is awesome. If you plan your shot well, you don't need to crop :) that is my policy. I use it for landscape and with 300mm lens for a bit of astro photography.
That's my policy too ! Glad that it worked out for you... back in the day 40D was quite a popular camera even for professional use!
I tried one last week. I knew it's one of the best mainly due to its bigger pixels that capture more light and produce cleaner images. I own 7D and 70D also. If I don't need to crop the images; the 40D images look better on my 55 inch LED TV compared to the other two. I've also tried 7DII and it also doesn't match with 40D.
High ISO is no longer an issue due to emergence of AI Denoise applications. I've already tried it at ISO 1600 and images are useable. Would soon do it at 3200.
Low light capability is not required as I would like to shoot wildlife during the day if I can purchase this DSLR.
That high pixel pitch on the 10.1 megapixel sensor is very forgiving indeed! You're completely right - the new AI algos are a game changer and they're getting better and better every year. I've only heard good things about the 7D and how it's the ultimate budget wildlife camera (haven't had a chance to test one myself).
@@lensvana, u know one interesting thing! The mirrorless craze has created a golden opportunity for real photography lovers. Many mirrorless fans are ditching DSLRs for MILCs. So, old market is flooded with DSLRs. Now is the time for photographers to buy quality cameras.
I've already bought two 7Ds with acceptable low shutter counts. Trying one 40D now and might buy if terms match. The other one I'm frantically searching is 5D Classic. Already own a 5DII. Nothing wrong with owning multiple bodies as I bought them all used and cheap.😁
Did I mention I'm a Canon user?🤔 Tried Nikon also after borrowing one from friend for few days. That's a good brand too. However, to me Canon is easier and images look nicer.
@@quazisanjeed6395 Yes, so many great deals now for older DSLRs and lenses too. The 5D Classic is becoming popular all over again for its legendary sensor, great for portraits especially. I'm happy shooting with all the brands, although I really like the ergonomics of those older Canon bodies like 5D and 40D. Nice collection you have there!
@@quazisanjeed6395 Exactly I've been hoarding for the past years.
I just got one for $70! I really like it.
Nice review, I have one and love it. Also have a mirrorless camera, but the feel of the 40d is great. Like the feel better than the mirrorless
“I can just throw it at the guy and run!” And…….. Subscribe. Thanks for this video. Inherited this D40 and my wife and I have a small creative studio. Hoping to use this for product shots and content shots. Thanks again for this!
Thanks for your support :D Should be great for product/content photography with a decent lens on it and sufficient light!
i use mine more than my 90D because I carry it everywhere for the same reasons you gave. Especially in Mexico if they want it they can have it I get another.
I purchased 30d body this past Feb. for 50 bucks and 2nd 30d body with grip for 100 From KEH 2nd body worked great. But when I put dated firmware and removed grip for it to take effect battery cover was missing. But 30d now can use 64Gb cards. They are great every day walk-around anywhere camera's older body's work with pld 3rd. party lens
Agreed, they are all great cams. Pair nicely with the Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 (non VC) for a budget fast walkaround solution too
That body still looks to be in great shape if you ask me! Enjoy it
I paid the equivalent of 35 dollars in a charity shop here in the UK about 2 years ago.
Nice one!
I have a Canon EOS 40D that was given to me a year ago. The camera was still new in the box when I received it in May of 2020. I know that the camera is out of date. Yet I still use it. Besides the price for me was right free. I not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.
It's a great camera, and will still be producing wonderful photos for years to come :) Enjoy!
Very good camera, but does not like freezing temperatures. If you get the ERR99 you need a new shutter. For below zero C/32F, go with the 7D. Also cheap nowadays and built like a tank.
Thanks Lars, I have to check out the 7D - I see plenty of them on the second hand market
I have as a backup camera it works great for me. I see it as a sacrificial camera in case it’s broken or stolen like he says.
Hello, I have two options to buy:
Canon 40d (for 150$)
Or
Nikon d3000 (for 100$)
Both in great condition with 18-55mm lens
Which one is better for me? This will be my first camera
I could make a case for either one, but here I would save money and take the cheaper one (D3000) if it's in good condition. Would be perfectly fine as a beginner camera.
@@lensvana D3000 over the 40D?
@@jan-martinulvag1953 I personally prefer 40D
I want to buy it as my first camera ... do you recommend it ?
If you can get it for a good price, yes!
The Canon 40D is perfect as anyone first camera. Is so easy to use and handle like he explained. I still own mine since 2008.
i wonder if the 450d/rebel xti is pretty much the same (where it counts: sensor, colour science)(?)..
Just looked into this, apparently it's a slightly improved sensor. From the 40D white paper:
""Although the EOS 40D’s single-piece CMOS sensor is based on the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi’s sensor design and manufacturing technology, new processes were incorporated in the CMOS semiconductor fabrication and microlens-forming process. By improving light-collecting efficiency, the same ISO range and low noise (S/N ratio) as that of the EOS 30D were attained even though the pixels on the 30D are larger."
In practical terms, that sounds like a lot of marketing-speak and it should be almost identical if you don't need the 40D's rugged build and faster continuous fps
Is it Swisstella
Any lens recommendations for astrophotography and landscapes?
I always recommend starting with one of the 18-55mm STM kit lenses and seeing how far you can push it. Great for landscapes. Can be used for astro at 18mm F3.5 in a pinch. Then upgrade when you hit limitations
Canon eos 40d
Can u please tell me does it performs better than 2021 Android smartphones(108mp and 64 mp like details)
I'm asking this because it comparing to smart phone it got big sensor size so.
@@dominic5872 Phones are really good these days - if you don't need zoom you could just stick to a phone, and then consider a dedicated camera if it's not meeting your needs in some way
Beautiful colors!
Thanks! Will check out your channel - love the name :)
@@lensvana Thank you for subscribing and being the 100th sub. I'm getting EOS 40D next monday too
@@too_many_cameras Nice! 40D is a nice one, but maybe you'll be disappointed after 5D... could bring both, different lenses
photos that you have taken with any lens ? and is it editable from pts
Hi! I have canon t2i. I am learning photography. Actually i have 50mm f1.8 lens. So beside that which lens should i go for? I am student and on tight budget, so could you please suggest me which one lens is good for my canon t2i? And which camera is better canon t2i and 40d?
I think t2i is better for beginners. for lenses I recommend an 18-55mm IS STM lens, can be bought cheap second hand. That lens + 50mm 1.8 is all you need as a beginner. Later you can add a 55-200mm STM if you want to experiment with telephoto
@@lensvana thank you for the reply! I have found efs 24mm f2.8 second hand lens at $80 so which one will be best 18-55 lens or 24mm f2.8?
@@bikeshdangal2345 24mm if you're mostly doing street photography. 18-55 if you're experimenting with everything. You can make magic with both but I would still get 18-55 IS STM
@@lensvana thank you! I will gor for 18-55mm
What lens you used to take all those pictures you showed in video?
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
@@lensvana why do you recommend the STM?
@@renukanannapaneni1165 They are great lenses for the price, especially when bought second-hand. Sharp, reasonably fast AF, very quiet to focus, lightweight
What does that +/- little knob by the viewfinder do? (kinda near the flash)
That's the diopter adjustment - makes the viewfinder clearer for those with corrective lenses / glasses
Спасибо! Классное видео о хорошей камере
Thank you!
What lenses do you recommend for this camera?
All the EF-S STM lenses are great value. 18-55 f3.5-5.6 STM, 50mm 1.8 STM will get you started!
What website can I buy it from?
try eBay!
ebay.us/MSTCau (AFFILIATE LINK)
czcams.com/video/W4NEQK_2Vbg/video.html
i payd 45,00€ with battery grip in origin box lower 100 shots dual akku charger , ebay , the former owner relatet defect ( akku system) . i about her 3200 iso mood that i have not right figured ,...
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Привет Друзья!
Помогите пожалуйста, в выборе! Я новенький в фотоИндустрии! Планирую покорить эту вершину, под названием фотография! И с направлением уже определился: Это - свадьба, торжества, детские, Лав сторис! ), и т.д. Приобрёл старенький, но надёжный Canon 40d, тушку! И сейчас нужно определиться с набором объективов! Проблема, - это мой увы, маленький бюджет: 10 тыс рублей! !! ((( Прошу Вашего совета, КАКОЙ НАБОР ОБЪЕКТИВОВ (МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ ОДИН - УНИВЕРСАЛЬНЫЙ! ?!? ), ПОРЕКОМЕНДУЕТЕ! ? Через пол года, стажировок и практики, планирую обновляться, и бюджет на оптику планирую увеличить до 50ти тыс рублей! За ранее безмерно благодарен за любой дельный совет! !! Всем жму руку! !! )
Hi, Alexander!
If you're interested in a great "do-it-all" lens, I can recommend the Tamron 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II SP. Note: make sure it's for Canon cameras, not Nikon.
Alternatively, you could go for a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM. This is a portrait lens (prime lens, not zoom). Perfect for headshots, portraits, that kind of thing. Not as versatile, but a lens that will stay with you for a while.
Both should be within the budget (if purchased second hand). Happy New Year!
@@lensvana а если не затруднит, можно сразу перевод на русский!
Не могу текст Ваш скопировать, что б перевести в гугл переводчик , так как с мобильного телефона это нельзя сделать, а только с компьютера!
Спасибо!
@@user-qq2no6mn6w Привет, Александр!
Если вас интересует отличный универсальный объектив, я могу порекомендовать Tamron 17-50mm F / 2.8 XR Di II SP. Примечание: убедитесь, что это для камер Canon, а не Nikon.
В качестве альтернативы вы можете выбрать Canon EF 50mm f / 1.8 STM. Это портретный объектив (фиксированный объектив, а не зум). Идеально подходит для хедшотов, портретов и прочего. Не такой универсальный, но объектив, который останется с вами на некоторое время.
Оба должны быть в рамках бюджета (при покупке из вторых рук). С новым годом!
@@lensvana Я без мезмерно благодарен Вам, Lensvana!!!
Спасибо что всегда отвечаете!
И Вас с наступающим Новым Годом и Рождеством!!!
@@lensvana Объектив canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
А если взять такой?
Он же идёт как "универсал"!?
Можно говорят , и портрет и репортаж , и пейзаж делать!?
Вот только меня интересует, "размытость " при портретке хорошая будет!?
Why would someone at a protest want to confiscate your camera?
To take pictures with it
police might and have.