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Macro Lens for Canon EOS rebel T1i?
I have a Canon EOS rebel t1i, and it came with its own lens, EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS. I’m a beginner in photography, so I don’t know much about lenses. I want to buy another lens for the camera. I want to take pictures of my new baby, so I would like to take portraits, close-up shots. Also I want to take landscape pictures in our trips. I know there’s no do-it-all lens for these, but what could be a good solution for this. Also I don’t plan spending much on a lens, max I want to spend is 500$
Thank you very much for your help!!!
Why not go for a 50mm macro. You can use it for portraits too – since your cam has a small sensor with a 1.5x conversion factor, you will effectively have a 75mm. Obviously you’ll be able to use it to take macro (ultra close up shots too) – although if you are not going to take macro shots, just a regular 50mm would do for ordinary portrait close ups.
Not so good for landscapes though (unless you are willing to stitch shots together to make a panorama) – you’d be better off with a wide angle lens for that, but your 18-55 should do just fine.