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What is a good lens for EOS R50? - Portraits and architecture

Raymondk1_
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I have a Canon R50. I upgraded from the canon rebel T but this lens that came with the R50 i would like to upgrade it. What is a good lens for portraits, taking pictures of architecture and just everyday things

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March411
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Good day Raymond.

Do you have a budget, knowing what you want to spend would narrow down the suggestions. Also, are you looking at purchasing fixed focal length or a zoom lens which could offer flexibility.


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Finelld
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One of the best classic portrait lenses is a fast 80-85mm on a full frame camera.

i use a variety of lenses for architecture.  For tall buildings a tilt-shift lens can be very helpful.  A good rectilinear wide angle is also very useful.

Except, of course, the R50 is APS-C.

What does that mean bro

ebiggs1
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"One of the best classic portrait lenses is a fast 80-85mm on a full frame camera."

I agree with KVB the 85mm would not be a good choice in fact a poor choice. Don't get caught up in the so-called labels people put on certain lenses. It depends on so much more than FL. Did you not get the RF-S 18-45mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens? Use it as it is a decent lens for GP on a R50. Find out what it won't do before you make any decisions about a new or upgrade lens.

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