Canon EOS - Chris Bray Creative Tutorial: Experimenting with Canon EF Lenses

Explore the creative possibilities you can achieve with different Canon EF lenses. See how professional photographer David Knight used 5 different lenses including telephoto zoom lenses on the same subject matter. He achieves 5 different yet equally interesting images. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos

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[cagnazzo82]

These videos help a lot.

Plus the fact that you're easy on the eyes is a plus :)

[djmarzek]

great vids!!!

[hopatriciajoyce]

if only i watched this before buying my lens

[CanonAustralia]

@97purna @MadStylezUK It depends on your shooting style as well. Let us know if you need additional help. Many thanks, the Canon team.

[97purna]

@MadStylezuk yea its a telephoto lens but its pretty cheap and my mate said u wont be disappointed!!

[gullbuttqasim]

love ur vids, please kindly do a complete turtrial on canon 1dx

[MadStylezuk]

@97purna is the 55-250 a telephoto lens ? sorry if it's a stupid question but im new to this !!!

[97purna]

@MadStylezuk If it helps, my mate has got the standard 18-55mm IS, the 55-250mm IS and the 75-300mm lens. And he says his favourite and most used lens is his 55-250mm IS lens and he recommends it!

[MadStylezuk]

@ CanonAustralia

really love your Vids as im new to this and only just got me a canon EOS 1000D DSLR and i was looking for info on what lenses to get ! thanks very much =0)

[voodootony]

Did that chicks eyes change colors?

[xxAkatsukixSasorixx]

@dokgold Image stabilisation is good for freezing static scenes only with moving subjects (if your intention is to freeze them) nothing beats a fast lens.

[dokgold]

Hi,

I am on a tight budget. What do you think should I buy? A 70-200mm f4L IS or an f2.8L without IS. I will be using the lens for my kids tennis games, church activities and wildlife...

I will really appreciate your help.

Rene