Canon Eos 250

[pete]

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Any thoughts on this

[ramjet]

Ok. I can't talk to this camera specifically, but I have a Canon Eos 600D (I'm poor. I know) and the flip screen is really handy in my book.

I wonder about the increasing definition that we are seeing in TV's, cameras etc as to whether we are really able to discern the difference with our naked eye?

[jbuenavides]

I don't use the said camera but all I can say is that Canon is good brand in terms of photography. 

I did used Nikon and Sony before and switch to Canon as I find it user-friendly and the shots are pretty great if you just know how to work with the lighting, shutter speed, and more. 

[Bibs]

Canon are very good, it's all I've used for 15+ years. That's a pretty long lens, it's 75mm min on a crop sensor so will be even longer in use, what are you going to be using the camera for? If it's cars and stuff at shows, you'll be wanting something much wider.

[pete]

What about the other lens the 18/55

[Bibs]

That's the usual kit lens and it's good. 18mm is a good focal length for a walkaround, shoot anything lens and it's nice to have the extra length if required.

The lens which is pretty much always on my Canon is the 18-135mm STM which can be used for pretty much anything I need. 

[Bibs]

PS You can get it direct from Canon via Amazon and save a few (well, £112) quid too - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QHPBZNX/ref=dp_cerb_2