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

It wasn't too long ago that I took it, but by now I was used to being in front of the lens. It completely destroys low-cost and no-name soap dishes and fake mirrors, and its long-lasting native battery will make you cry tears of joy. DSLR cameras obviously need a lot if you want to take professional photographs. You should get at least one filter (UV is best) for your lens if you're not planning to use polarizing filters. A waterproof housing if you plan on taking pictures underwater; a rain cover for your camera; macro rings or a different lens if you want to get up close and personal with your subject. There's a broad variety possible based on resources (time, money, and creativity). As was said before, the price is prohibitive. If you want to "take a photo for yourself," you can do so; however, it is recommended that you opt for something more affordable; the high resolution provided by today's cameras more than makes up for the occasional blur. One of the better options for a novice if you want to take the technique for personal development or photography. One alternative is the Nikon D3200, although that camera is made by a different business and is an entirely different model.