hey everyone, I will be visiting Istanbul n few months for my thesis. I have a Canon t2i (550D) with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (kit lens) and a "nifty fifty" EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens.
My Prime lens won't be much of a help considering I have a crop sensor camera. It doesn't capture as much. I like the kit lens but I am looking to get a better lens. In your opinion what is a good economical lens that could work good for documenting my site and all the monuments?
Your 18-55 should do you just fine for most architecture/ cityscapes. You might want to think about a zoom in the 200mm range id you want to capture stuff from a distance, otherwise your kit lens isn't half bad for 80% of whay you'll likely do.
Architecture Photography | Good Lens?
hey everyone, I will be visiting Istanbul n few months for my thesis. I have a Canon t2i (550D) with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens (kit lens) and a "nifty fifty" EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens.
My Prime lens won't be much of a help considering I have a crop sensor camera. It doesn't capture as much. I like the kit lens but I am looking to get a better lens. In your opinion what is a good economical lens that could work good for documenting my site and all the monuments?
Appreciate your help!
Your 18-55 should do you just fine for most architecture/ cityscapes. You might want to think about a zoom in the 200mm range id you want to capture stuff from a distance, otherwise your kit lens isn't half bad for 80% of whay you'll likely do.
be careful.. don't go wandering off alone to photograph some abandoned ruin with your thousand dollar camera gear ;)
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