How much silver does a Canon 350D not too expensive telephoto lens cost on the market now??

I'm using 350D, I think it's very good, some time ago I entered a 55-250mm IS telephoto head in ** (it only cost 1400, new, I won't say which one sells it, so as not to be said to advertise), although the 250mm focal length is not a telephoto at all in the eyes of those so-called gods! I used to want to upgrade the machine.,But as far as the entry is concerned,There's no need at all.,A good machine is a little bit practical for spot metering.,I think the rest is secondary.,Learn more about composition.,Capture.,The rest of the money might as well buy a flash.。 But it's already 2010, and it's hard to buy a 350d with a few shutter times, mine started the year before last, and there were at least 10,000 shutters at that time, but the merchant still swears that it is less than 5000 shutters, two years, I estimate that now I can press 5000 to 7000 down, many of them are pasted or crooked in composition during the learning stage, but now the hand is very iron (stable), and the anti-shake can be held to shoot the moon at night.

350d belongs to the products of the Middle Ages, and is currently only second-hand, about 1300.

If you want a telephoto, you can buy a Tamron A17 70 300There is also a macro function, which is about 1150 for brand new and 850 for second-hand. Canon's original factory also has a similar focal length, but it also needs more than 1k, or a Canon original 55 250is, this head has an anti-bean, the most cost-effective telephoto.

Around 1800.

Collect a 1000d, a single set of machines contains about 18 55 3600.

Within a year, that's too early to ask.

Big brother, which dynasty are you from?

The Canon EF-S 55-250mm F is a tough head, with a new 4-level stabilization that is very strong.

Although this is not a macro compared to Tamron, a 1:2 macro is not very useful. What's more, one is the advantage of the original factory, and the other is that the workmanship of the auxiliary factory is really not good (Tuli's is okay).

There is also this anti-shake is very strong, I use the previous generation of this anti-shake product, 17-85is in the 3-level anti-shake, you can shoot with a shutter of 1 6 at the 85 end without sticking!

Persuade the landlord to grit his teeth and go into a water or second-hand xxb, such a shot is worth having. That's what everyone has said, hehe.

I have used a 350 machine with a Tamron AF70-300MMF LD and the results meet the general requirements.

350D is good, I'm also ready to go to a SLR, I looked at D50, D70S, 350D compared, the advantage of 350D is high resolution, the score is more than 1800 with software testing, and D50 and D70S are more than 1600, there is D50's white balance is not accurate, the color is reddish, many people have reported this problem, D70S is fine, 350D The disadvantage is that the body is small, and the workmanship is not as good as D50, but the camera pursues the image quality with orange belt, from** It is said that 350D Beijing has been reduced to 4900 sets of machines,**Pantong and D50,It must still be 350D cost-effective,70 300mm Sigma or Tamron lens**Not expensive,1000 or so,In addition, it is recommended that you buy a 50mm Yun Wutan portrait head,The portrait is really good,**700 or so。

If there are no special requirements, the performance is okay.

**, you go to the place that sells cameras and lenses and ask!

How can this catch up with the trend, even if you buy a 450d now, it will be outdated in 2 years at most.

The pixel low point is not a big problem, 8 million is at least enough to wash to the A3 size, just ask how many times you need to wash so big, the cost has to be considered, washing so big is very expensive. 350D is less than some auxiliary shooting functions, doesn't this give you more room to play, everything is done by the camera, what do you want people to do? Just press the shutter?

What's the fun in that, besides, it's going to improve your skills even more.

If you want to talk about it, you can buy a 350d first, play for 1 or 2 years, practice your skills, and then your mission will be completed, and then consider changing to a good one. 350d has been out of production for so long, you can still find the pressed goods, maybe you really have a fate, and finally remind, look at the goods, don't be water or old.

The 350d screen is too small and there isn't much power left, and the 400d is now less than 4000.

350d only has a set of machines, and the care of dismantling is a parallel import.

Spend a little more money on the 400d, or wait for the new 1000d, but the 1000d won't be cheaper than the 400d.

It's still 400d, just buy a fuselage and add a 50mm pullover, it's too rubbish, whoever buys it regrets it, if you really don't have enough money, you want to go to the pullover, it is recommended to collect a second-hand one, the general quality is no problem, and the cheapest one is best not to exceed 400

It is recommended to use a better wide-angle head, such as the T17-50

I think it's still worth it, and the 350D still has a high use value.

Spend a little more money and buy a good 350d is too outdated.

Ask what he calls a kit that includes. Is the lens a set of dog heads or a better lens purchased separately, and ask how many shutter times it is.

1800 should be able to receive 400d. Satisfied.

It's expensive, and now it's about 1200-1500.

What are you doing with this kind of outdated entry-level machine that you buy second-hand It is not used in the first place Second-hand may have something wrong With this money, you either buy a better card or save money to buy a 500d or other entry-level machine.

Look at the color.

The color is almost the same.

It's enough to buy a card, don't buy a machine like that, the shutter has been n times.

**If you buy it, the 400d and 450d** are not expensive, and here we are talking about second-hand. You said that the shutter number is too much, and you have to ask the owner how many times the shutter was used. The shutter life of an ordinary SLR is 100,000 times, and there are almost no people who can use this number nowadays.

The update speed of SLR is very fast, and many people buy it, and then sell it for a period of time to buy a new one, so the shutter number of many entry-level machines will not exceed half of their lifespan. It is advisable to ask the shopkeeper how many shutters there are. The ** price of 350D should not exceed 2,000, and 450D is about this price, after all, they are all old models, and they are second-hand entry machines, and no matter how high they are, they will be pitted.

If the shutter is around 1 30,000, less than 2,000 ** is worth considering, more than 50,000 it is best to ask in advance if there is any problem with the machine and how it is in condition.

If you want to buy, you must first pay attention to the color, you can see the degree of use from the appearance, this is also related to **, if the color is poor** and expensive, it is not cost-effective. Then there is the shutter number, about 10,000 times is the best, and it is basically about the same as the new machine. Finally, whether the machine has been repaired and whether there have been any problems.

If it's all right, it's reasonable, you can buy it. Another point is the lens, if you have a canon mouth lens at hand, of course, it is the best, if you don't have it, you can find some second-hand heads to practice. If you don't plan to use other configurations, use the sleeve head first.

Unless someone gives it to you for free, consider a second-hand 50d or 550d.

The Canon EOS 350D is a half-frame SLR launched in February 2005, which has long been discontinued, and in terms of performance, it has also lagged far behind the cheapest entry-level SLR today, so it is only very cheap that people may still want it.