550D portrait with a pullover or a small spittoon?

18-55 is the fastest and most accurate focusing head in the three treasures, and the imaging is better than 55 250, 50, and 18 135. But it's still good to shoot portraits at 50. Whatever you shoot, don't use the maximum aperture of these cheap lenses.

Lowering two stops is the best way to imaging. ISO if you really can't adjust it again, if not, keep using 100. Low-end machines are not like high-end ones.

The imaging of 100 and 200 is much different, even if the ** of 100 is darker, it is better for you to brighten it in the computer than with 200. If you are a professional, it is recommended to change the machine.

The subject is also blurred? Is there a focus point? For a full-body shot, set the point of focus to the top. Aim your eyes. If possible, add a flash. Because the small spittoon does not have image stabilization, the sharpness is also relatively poor among several lenses, so it must be stable when shooting.

The landlord can use Jerry East to take a picture with a tripod and try to eliminate the problem of his own level.

The first question, 18-55 can be used, no pressure. In terms of parameters, XXF211322 classmates said in detail, except for iso, I generally use 200, and everything else is in favor.

The second problem is that the aperture is wide and the depth of field is too shallow, so close the aperture two stops and take a look. The landlord can take a picture with a tripod to try to eliminate the problem of his own level.

It's okay to use 18-55 or a small phlegm jar indoors, depending on the brightness of the shutter and aperture, if the outdoor sun is good, adjust the ISO to 100 and then use the high-speed shutter with the large aperture of the small phlegm jar to achieve a good depth of field effect.

There are others who have it, and about the macro, you can buy a ring on the Internet and connect the small spittoon in reverse, and the effect is very strong!

1: Indoor 18--55 can be, far in the middle of only a variety of special scenery application freely, with 50 your run before and after. If you have a flash, the shutter is 125, the aperture is ISO100, and it also depends on the distance between the person and the lamp.

When there is no flash, it must be high. Don't talk about anything else.

2: The aperture is too large, even if the focus is near the eyes, only 5% of the image is in focus. You can lower the aperture a little, and add a little ISO if the light is not good. Another reason is that your hand shakes when you press the shutter while you are still in focus.

In fact, the small spittoon is a good portrait lens, since it is sold, then choose 50mmf, which is also a more popular portrait lens with high cost performance.

If the spittoon is still there, use it.

If it's gone, buy it.

The Canon 550D with an 18-55 small pullover is the most cost-effective.

Even if you upgrade later, you won't lose a lot of money by selling it.

It's not too late to get some of the lenses you need when you have the ability in the future.

Of course, it's a large set of 18-135. Although this head is a dog's head, it is enough for novices. When the weather is good, it is also okay to take out the shot.

This segment not only has a wide angle but also a sub-telephoto, novices can practice both shooting skills, and when this head is sold, it can also be sold at a slightly better price.

The small spittoon is not recommended, this head is used by players for pure play, only a few hundred dollars, not suitable for you, let's talk about it after playing the set.

Small set ......There is only a wide angle, do you want to take a picture of a lotus flower when stepping on water? I've had this before!

Don't make a big set, the effect is average** and there are a lot.

If you choose a side factory, we recommend Tamron 17-50 F28

It doesn't make much sense to upgrade to the entry level, so it is recommended to 60D or the new 70D, the set is very good, and it is enough to play by yourself! And the 60D is not expensive now, the fuselage is a circle larger than the 550D, and the performance is of course better than the 550, and the Canon entry model is changing the shell. Practice the technology first, the technology is mature, the money is in place, and then it's not too late to upgrade!

If you have less money, you will upgrade to 60D or 70D, and if you have more money, you will directly upgrade to full-frame.

Portrait life photos can be taken with any camera, and it has little to do with the specific body. The more advanced the body, the better the performance, the easier it is to use, and the easier it is to use.

Canon's 7D is recommended, it's enough to take a portrait, because you were also Canon before, so it's easy to get started with the same brand upgrade. 5D3 is also a good choice, but the machine is a little heavier, and there is no flash, after all, it is too troublesome to go out with a huge external flash...

Generally speaking, the focal length of life photos is about 50mm for portrait photography, which is about 50mm for equivalent standard lenses, which is about 30mm, and the focal length required for indoor life photos is shorter.

Judging from the situation you described, it may be better to actively reduce fever, as an ordinary hobbyist, there is no need to pursue equipment, and in fact, there are very few occasions when ordinary people really need a camera.

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You use the Canon to continue The upgrade plan depends on your budget, the upgrade is endless, if the budget is more sufficient, it must be 5d4 in full width. The fuselage has been upgraded, and other accessories have also been upgraded.

To put it mildly, it may not sound good, but I agree more

You can't shoot well with 550d, you can't shoot well with 5d3, the equipment is not the main thing, the main thing is the method of shooting.

If you're just casually playing, it's better to use 24-105 to take portraits. The scenery is OK.

The fuselage is upgraded to 7D or full-frame 5D3

This is quite normal ......

Poorer quality lenses, commonly known as "dog heads", can show very good quality ...... even in sunny conditionsHence the other name "Sunshine Head".

It seems that the landlord likes to shoot mm, hehe.

In fact, the small spittoon is very enough for beginners, not only to meet the large aperture, but also affordable, no matter how good it is, it will be 50mm on the next grade, and then 50mm, in fact, Zeiss 50mm is also very good, but after all, it is placed there, Sigma 50mm is also very good, more than 3,000 yuan. Hope it helps.

Enough, with a DSLR, it happens to be 80, one of the best focal lengths for portraits. It's not interesting to put the hardware on the grade, put the light and shadow in order, any camera can produce works, the key is the head behind the lens, hehe!

That's enough, 50 for portraits is pretty good.

The more expensive ones are 50 85 and so on.

In order not to conflict the focal length, let's go back to 85.

Baiwei can also be.

The output rate of the small spittoon is not very ideal, and the focusing accuracy is not very high, so it is better to consider 50

35 is also OK, but when you shoot a full-body portrait, the depth of field is slightly larger, and it is not easy to use the so-called sugar water tablets.

Any lens between 85mm and 135mm can be used as a "portrait" lens, and as for the specific value, it is a personal preference.

Taking portraits with a lens between 88mm and 135mm has the added advantage of keeping the right distance from the subject and filling the frame, not being too far away to maintain psychological contact, but not so close that breathing affects the subject.

Excerpt from "New Photography".

Small spittoon, there is the phenomenon of pulling bellows, since you want to focus on portraits, then buy Sigma 50. This head is better than Canon's original 50, but it is also more expensive than the original Parallel goods are less than 3000, and the Bank of China may be on 3000

If you want to discharge a large depth of field to highlight the portrait, 50 fixed focus is the most suitable, the larger the focal length, the deeper the depth of field, and the discharge of portraits** more layered 35 is relatively more suitable for scenery.

550d indoor photos more than 35 2 outdoor photos more than 85, it is best to receive both, no conflict, if you only want one, 50 can also be considered, the adaptability is a little wider, that is, the original motor is easy to break. Just don't use it manually.

Starting from the 550D entry fuselage, from an economic point of view, and from the imaging effect, it is still recommended to 50. If you have money, 35.

You think 35 is good because 35mm is placed on 550d, which is about the same 50mm angle of view on the whole deck, and if you want to shoot portraits, you can buy a 50 focal length. It is recommended to buy 50, the small spittoon varies greatly from person to person, the quality is unstable, and the mechanical structure is not particularly durable. Sigma's 50 You can pay attention to.

Do you want a wide-angle head or a telephoto head? Or an entry-level lens? Entry-level, Canon 18-135 lens is not bad, commonly known as a lens to go the world, in fact, the focal length from 18-135 mm If you shoot portraits, medium telephoto is more suitable, 50 85 135 are portrait focal length to shoot landscapes Medium and short focus is more suitable -50 These can shoot scenes, or short focus is suitable, 18-35 is a standard short focal length lens, if you shoot long shots, animals and the like, you need to choose a long focal length mm is enough, but if you shoot at home or not fixed, and you don't want to be equipped with so many lenses, Or 18-135 is the best for you, and Canon's reputation is not bad.

If you look at the scenery alone, you can choose an APS with an ultra-wide angle. Original 10-22, Tokina 11-16 are all good choices.

If the zoom is to take the landscape into portraits, the only option on APS is to upgrade the 18-55 to 15-85, so that the angle of view at the wide-angle end reaches 24, and the telephoto end also covers the focal length commonly used for portraits. The disadvantage is that the aperture is slightly smaller. However, in view of the quality of this 15-85 team, it is still relatively good in all aspects, so it is recommended as the first choice.

There are mainly the following types of zoom heads:

16-35 around 10600. Wide enough, wide aperture, excellent imaging, lack of portrait close-ups.

17-40 f4 5000 or so. Wide enough, f4 aperture, slightly insufficient bokeh, and insufficient portrait close-ups.

24-70 9600 or so. Wide-angle average, large aperture, standard change king, excellent imaging, slightly heavier.

24-105 f4 6500 or so. Wide-angle average. f4 aperture, suitable focal length. Good imaging.

15-85 5000 or so. Wide enough, good imaging, and a suitable focal length.

17-85 3500 or so. Wide enough, average imaging, appropriate focal length.

18-55, 17-85, 18-135, 18-200, beginner dog head, average imaging, spend money to buy focal length, no focusing motor.

In terms of fixed focus:

50 small spittoon) 650 or so Super cost-effective large aperture head, good imaging, very light, no focus motor.

50 2500 or so Large aperture head, color imaging is good, with a focus motor, if you don't consider the large aperture that the sub-factory wants, it is a good choice.

85 2800 or so beauty head, color imaging is good, with a focus motor, but it is used indoors on 500d, and some can't be used.

135 F2L 6500 or so Awesome portrait heads, which can be said to be the top three portrait heads in Canon.

Others, such as 35L, 50L, 85L, and macro heads are not recommended for the time being, and it is estimated that when LZ wants to get on these tens of thousands of fixed focal heads, he will do his homework.

If you want to shoot portraits in a wider area, then only EF-S 15 85 But it's really not necessary, you already have a small spittoon, so there is no need to consider the problem of wide-angle portraits, and the lens that takes care of everything is not good. If you're looking for ultra-wide-angle shock, buy a 10-22.

18 It is wide enough, but it is too wide to grasp.

If you really want a wide angle, Sigma has a 10-20, **2,000 to 3,000,000, which is considered the minimum budget.

Sigma's 8-16 is not bad. The wide angle is suitable for the scenery.

You can buy a Canon original EF 15mm F fisheye, about 5300 yuan. The sensor CMOS of the Canon 550D is non-full-frame. A wide-angle end multiple of 15mm is the actual wide-angle effect. Well, I hope it helps.

18 is already a wide-angle lens, the focal length span is too large will affect the imaging quality of the lens, so manufacturers generally do not produce this kind of lens, if necessary, you can consider the 18-200 section, one shot to go the world.

EF24-105 My Canon 550D loses this or a red circle.