Hello Canon Community, I recently upgraded to a Canon EOS 90D, after I found it on several lists searching for the best camera for capturing fine art in the studio for print reproduction and archiving. I got a good deal with the EFS 18-55mm lens included and also purchased an EF 50mm 1:1.8 STM. I've really loved the images and ease of use.
I have found it kind of difficult to find other lenses and guidance on which lenses actually fit. I purchased an EF-M 28mm 1:3.5 and had no indications or warnings that it wouldn't fit my camera. Here I thought the EF vs RF education was sufficient...There's also an M to worry about?? why canon, why? My Dad over here bragging about his Nikon still using lenses from 40 years ago, the mounts never change.
When I came here to look up support, maybe find out if this EFM has an adaptor to my 90D, I found expert advice regarding the discontinuation of my DSLR kit and lenses. This poster said the R7 would have been the better upgrade with a better sensor, and more upgrades and lenses still to come. (especially for someone starting from the ground floor) Was this comment correct?
I thought the 90D has the bigger, better sensor than the R7 am I wrong?
Should I be seeking a way to swap my 90D for the R7?
Can I get a macro lens similar to the EF-M 28mm with the built in ring light for the 90D?
I also am trying to find an affordable telephoto lens, like the RF 100-400mm (is there something similar in EF?) I found the Sigma 150-600mm but $800 is pushing my budget.
where can I find a list and best uses for lenses compatible with my 90D so I don't feel like I just dumped a bunch of money into obsolete tech?
