Canon 450D accessories

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Hi all

Recently purchased a Canon 450D for my 1st camera, and am wanting a few little toys and accessories for it!

Can anyone guide my in the right direction for:

A carry case
Inexpensive fisheye lens
Inexpensive wide angle lens
Protective filters

Cheers

Jordan :)
 
It depends what you call inexpensive...

The classfied section on here is as cheap as any...
 
Hi all

Recently purchased a Canon 450D for my 1st camera, and am wanting a few little toys and accessories for it!

Can anyone guide my in the right direction for:

A carry case
Inexpensive fisheye lens
Inexpensive wide angle lens
Protective filters

Cheers

Jordan :)

try the canon18-55mm efs lens it's a reasonable cheap wide angle zoom,i wouldn't skimp on filters get hoya pro1d uv filters if you can afford for protecting the lens
 
try the canon18-55mm efs lens it's a reasonable cheap wide angle zoom,i wouldn't skimp on filters get hoya pro1d uv filters if you can afford for protecting the lens

That's the lens that i got as standard.....

Doesn't seem wide angle to me :thinking:

I'll take a look at the filters, cheers :thumbs:
 
Can anyone guide my in the right direction for:

A carry case
Inexpensive fisheye lens
Inexpensive wide angle lens
Protective filters
I picked my case up from a bargain bin for 4.99! It's small, discreet and does the job without having 28 pockets and zips :)
Fisheye lenses don't tend to be overly cheap, although I'm sure you can pick up a 3rd party or second hand one for a couple of hundred.
With wide angle lenses you have a lot of choice especially if you consider second hand. I used a Sigma 17-70mm (the old version without IS) and it served me very well for a long time, and you can get one for £180 or so on Ebay or the TP classifieds.

try the canon18-55mm efs lens it's a reasonable cheap wide angle zoom,i wouldn't skimp on filters get hoya pro1d uv filters if you can afford for protecting the lens
I don't agree that it's worth paying for a Hoya Pro filter, you'll only notice a difference on a pixel-sized level and will certainly not affect the overall look of your pictures on a 450D. In my opinion you should stick with the entry level HMC versions until you spend £1000 or so on a lens!
 
That's the lens that i got as standard.....

Doesn't seem wide angle to me
I know it seems finicky but by definition 17mm is wide angle. On your 450D, because of the small sensor compared to something like a 7D, you actually get a narrower field of view. If you wanted more you'd have to get something like the Tokina 12-24, Sigma 10-20mm or Canon 10-22mm (that list is sorted by ascending price!)

Hope that helps!
 
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