Macro Lens for Canon Rebel T7
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Re: Macro Lens for Canon Rebel T7
Sactojim wrote:
Do check out the Canon 55-250 STM for macro. It's a outstanding lens in every regard and does extremely well with macro. I refer to it as one of the very few Holy Grail lenses that are a must have and very inexpensive too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUTRYwzh9k8
Guess it depends how you define macro! But i must say, i;ve sold most of my Canon EF-s lenses, but kept the 55-250 STM. It’s brilliant. It auto focuses quick, light, great images. I couldn’t part with it! Especially given the ridiculously low price of it.
In fact, i bought a 350pound adaptor so I could use it on my Fuji instead of paying 600 for something that doesn’t seem to review that much better.
Defintely second the above post about this lens!
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