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I was looking at the new EFS Canon lens. What said EFS lenses are for dslr canon because their sensors are different in compared to the film that is larger. and if this EFS lenses are built for digital SLR lens that it would work if censorship was bigger?

The EF-S, are made for the Canon Rebel and the 30D. No, not work with full frame sensor that Canon has the 5D, because if any ever looked at the back of the lens EF-S lens has a protruding metal ring that would conflict with the sensor attept tried to put it in a frame sensor Canons full SLR line. In addition, you wouldnt be able to put one on in the first place as the EF-S has different EF mount assembly. If you get a Canon Rebel XTi or 30D to recommend a single purchase EF lenses because you can use for the 5D if you decide later to buy a camera full frame sensor. EF-S is a cheap alternative of EF (EF lens that I think are of higher quality in my opinion). Do not waste your money on EF-S. Save your money for the Canon L lens. I own Lens 70-200mm f/2.8L and was the best decision for me to save money for it.

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I have a Canon EOS 1000F and want to exchange it for a numerical model. What would you suggest?

I'm looking to spend up to 500 pounds, maybe more. It must be very light as I like to travel a fair bit – the 1000F has been a great friend, is time to go digital. I do not feel the need of many features elegant, but a fast wind would be a great help. Clarity of the shooting is the most important – as I've said that many people do the digital equivalent compared not my old format in terms of image quality? Is this your experience? In terms of brand, I would like to stay with Canon because I have goals – but not whether they will work on the new camera. Similarly, nobody knows if my 70-210 lens which is old school hard glass cover – work in digital camera or I'll have to buy a new one? Thank you in advance

I know that the Canon SLR eos400 is * very * recommended – and seems to coincide if jurisdiction did not impose what is the price even higher than the Nikon D80. This fits within your price range (400-500) I think there is a chance your current Canon lens that can work too, although you might need to ask a forum of photography. I do not think he would be disappointed by this device, and remember, one of its SLR is definitely a plus. read the review here http://dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos400d/