Review on Canon EOS 600D Kit EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II, black by Dorota Szymanik (Dor ᠌

I purchased it in 2022 as a gift for myself; the carcass cost 16000, the 40 mm lens cost 4,000, and the year of purchase was 2022. My previous camera was a Sony Ultrazoom, which I didn't have enough of but which took excellent photographs. I turned down the whale lens right away. The visual clarity is amazing, and the build quality is excellent. The disadvantage is that, unlike Sony, there is no stabilizer built into the lens's body, hence it is preferable to select stabilized lenses. I had a ton of lenses, including the Canon 55-250, the 18-135, and a bunch of Soviet ones. They don't have autofocus, but that's not terrifying because the prices for Soviet lenses start at 500, and you can wind them up with an adapter. There was an option between the Kenon 1100D and 600D; the 1100D has a superior assembly and screen, but the internals are same. However keep in mind that you need a particular lens for each scene if you want to be unique. For a macro lens, there are several focal length options, such as 18 to 40mm for landscapes, 85mm for portraits, and 50mm for 50mm. Moreover, zooms are inferior than fixed lenses, and it is the lens, not the body, that produces beautiful drawings. To make things obvious and simple, learn about the settings. Generally speaking, I advise, but the cost just now.