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<p>I bought the 18-200 and hated it. Optically it seemed worse than the 18-55is kit lens.</p>

<p>Hello, I am new to the dslr world and hope you could answer my question.<br>

I have a canon xs and have noticed most people shoot in raw. I am still learning how to use my camera so

learning photoshop ect will have to wait for now.<br>

So that leads me to my question. What picture style is the best for everyday walkaround shooting? Are the

preset ones ok or will tweeking them be helpful? I have read the manual ( more than a few times) that came with the

camera, but it only gave the basics.</p>

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<p>I just ordered It from adaroma, display condition with warrenty for 889, with the credit I had from my canon 18-200, It only cost me about 300. It should be here on thursday and I will let you know how I like it!</p>

<p>I have the 18-55 is kit lens, 50 1.8 and the 28-105 II. I very rearly use the 18-55 because I do not like the range.<br>

I love the range of the 28-105, but it has dust and the lens is pretty scratched.<br>

I returned the canon 18-200, so now I have the credit to buy another lens. So since I like the range of the 28-105 II, I was thinking of upgradeing, Thats why I was asking about the 24-105 L</p>

<p> Are these two a good combo? I understand the crop factor, This is the range that I usually shoot. Is it going to be to heavy for my camera?<br>

I had the canon 18-200, as the old saying goes, one lens cannot do everything well. So I returned it. The weight was ok for me.<br>

I usually just shoot pictures of my daughter and rthings around my neighborhood. I would also like to take it to disney since we go twice a year.<br>

I have seen alot of things written about ff cameras, but not the rebel xs, so I was hoping for your imput<br>

thanks!</p>

<p>Hello, I am trying to figure out what lens to buy and if I am making the right decision.<br>

I have a canon xs, with the 18-55 is kit lens and canon 28-105 II.<br>

I am thinking of replacing my kit lens with the tamron 17-50 2.8, because at this focal length I like to shoot

indoor pictures of my family.<br>

I like the 28-105, but wish it was a little longer, thats why I was thinking of the canon 28-135. It would be used

mostly at the playground ect.<br>

Dose this sound good, or are there better choices? My butget is about 900.<br>

Thanks,<br>

Becky</p>