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A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR. He's chosen an entry-levelevel Canon model, and wants to know which lens he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18-200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad — if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR. He's chosen an entry-leve Canon model, and wants to know which lens he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18-200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad — if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR. He's chosen an entry-level Canon model, and wants to know which lens he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18-200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad — if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

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If you could pick two lenses as What is a starter kit which ones would you go forgood two lens "starter kit"?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR, he's. He's chosen aan entry-leve Canon 550Dmodel, and wants to know which len'slens he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18  -200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad - if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

If you could pick two lenses as a starter kit which ones would you go for?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR, he's chosen a Canon 550D and wants to know which len's he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18  -200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad - if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

What is a good two lens "starter kit"?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR. He's chosen an entry-leve Canon model, and wants to know which lens he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18-200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?

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If you could pick two lenses as a starter kit which ones would you go for?

A friend of mine is buying his first DSLR, he's chosen a Canon 550D and wants to know which len's he should go for.

My advice is to go for a good 70mm prime and an 18 -200mm. The former because it's quite good in low light and handy for portraits and the latter as it will give him enormous flexibility and help him figure out what lenses to buy in the future.

He doesn't really know what kind of photography he wants to do yet.

So what do you guys think, good advice or bad - if you could pick two lenses with a buget of 500 quid what would you go for?