Review on Canon Silver 28 90Mm Discontinued Manufacturer by Harry Katab

This is my first DSLR, although I've borrowed others from friends for a while. I bought it just before spending three months driving cross country and shooting in various conditions. I've ridden hundreds of miles, made over 50 casts and it has always worked great whether I used manual or automatic settings. The advanced features are easy to use if you just spend a little time reading the instructions. Having become accustomed to old DSLRs with no automatic or digital capabilities, I was blown away by all the options this camera offered. I find the Canon lens a bit cheap as it is very light and plastic. I bought a Sigma 100-300mm lens for the camera and it seems much more durable and better built than the Canon 28-90mm lens. However, the Canon lens never gave me any problems, it just felt cheap. I would suggest buying a set of camera accessories like a tripod, polarizing filter, UVA filter and a remote shutter release (to avoid camera shake when you turn it on). tripod and for long exposures) and a larger zoom lens (Sigma makes some great lenses that are cheaper than Canon's).