4 KEY Lenses to make the Canon Rebel T7 Camera Better!

The Canon EOS Rebel T7 is one of the best selling DSLR cameras that Canon has ever made. With the 18-55MM kit lens it can be had on the used market for around $300, or new for $399. After a brief overview of what the Canon Rebel T7 24MP DSLR Cam W 18-55MM Lens Kit can do, we also cover 4 additional lenses that will maximize shooting pleasure with the Rebel T7, which are below, and w/ affiliate links if you are interested in any. There are often used options on Amazon as well if you are looking to save a few $.
1.) The Canon 70-300mm USM telephoto lens for outdoor/nature
2.) The Canon 10-18MM STM wide angle lens for making larger than life pictures
3.) The Canon 50mm STM lens for portrait, every day shooting
4.) The Canon 85MM F1.8 Lens for creating excellent crisp bokeh filled shots

The Canon T7 with the 18-55mm lens is a good overall camera, but adding any or all of the above lenses will create so many opportunities for incredible photos. If you're on a budget, pick the one that you think you'd use the most. I find that the 10-18mm and 85mm get the most use when I am out and about using the T7 for vlogging or every-day street photography. As a bonus, these lenses will work with any Canon EF-S Mount body like the T1i T2i T3i T4i T5i T6i T6 T7 T8 + many more.

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[Hyper_drive]

That 70-300 I never thought I was gonna use until I tried it out one day and I have some crispy clean photos from it.

[bittersweetfamily]

This is exactly what I been looking for. Thank you for the ideas on what lens I could use on my camera

[JayWilsonOnly]

Thank you for this video. I just got my wife this camera because she's always wanted her own dslr. This video has eliminated the need to search for lenses that will work. Thank you!

[angelruiz]

I like the review on this camera and the lenses. I was searching for a beginner camera even I saw a lot negative reviews I still bought it and after watching this review I know I can grow as a beginner photographer. Thank you, I know it was worth spending on this entry level camera👍

[SaitoGray]

Was my first real camera (still is my first, my new one is still in the mail).
It was awesome for most of the time. The real downside is the autofocus, witch is okay, but can't rival with mirrorless on wildlife shoot.
The performance in low light are bad too, but, that expected with cropped sensor.
With a prime 50mm it's incredibly versatile. Won't ever regret buying it.

[crumhornplayer]

I got this camera as a Father's Day gift 5 years ago and I love it. I'm not a professional, I use this camera for enjoyment use and it's perfect for me. I got the camera that came with the 18-55mm kit lens, but also included the 75-300mm telephoto zoom lens. Over the years I've picked up the 50mm f1.8 (the "Nifty Fifty"), the 24mm f28 EFS lens, and the 85mm f1.8 lens. I've picked up different accessories along the way. If you're just getting started, this is an excellent entry level camera. I find the interface easy to learn, and frankly, I just have fun using it!

[PanhandleRunner]

A BIG 👍🏻 for this video. It’s a great help on T7 lens consideration, and well produced. I’ll be looking forward to more vids on the T7! Thanks.

[maharbatc]

My friend, such a positive video, helpful, thanks for sharing your experiences, it made me take the decision to buy this one in a kit with the 75-300 lens ❤

[AmberHolven]

I have 2 of these bodies, and I just really love using it. I shoot a lot of theater productions, and a light camera that isn't hard on your hands is really key. I use 2 because when you are shooting live theater, you have to be ready for tight and wide shots. it could be a little sharper, but it is a great camera. I use it for portrait shots as well, and the looks i get with my 35mm prime lens is just so good! I don't really use the 18-55mm that came with it though, it's definitely not my favorite!

[karimk]

Talking about gear that camera is still a legend and I did see mates doing incredible shots with old Canon

[sdevita]

I purchased the Canon EOS Rebel T7 (w/ the 18-55mm & 75 - 300mm kit lenses) in October 2022, to begin some online photography courses...It's been great so far and I've really enjoyed learning with it...Of the lenses you mentioned, I have the 50mm 1.8 and the 85mm 1.8 (got an exceptional deal for the 85mm on MPB)...love them both! I recently picked up the 10 - 22mm (was a little more in my budget than the 10-18mm) and am really looking forward to using it for astro & landscape photography. I'll have to check out the 70-300mm with image stabilization as a potential future purchase. Thanks for making this helpful video!

[nonjaninja]

This is a good level of tech and performance. No unnecessary gimmicks. Tech is getting too intrusive honestly. Can't wait until the new cameras with the electronic viewfinders and wifi start making me watch an ad through the screen before I can take a photo. Or how about a monthly subscription just to look at my own photos? Lol. At a certain point I'm just going to start sketching or painting instead.

[willemdebeer]

Nice job. I have all these except the 10-18. I have a sigma 17-50mm f2.8 instead, Yongnuo 35mm f2 and the Canon 55-250. On my 90D. But a really helpful review once again confirming I bought a good setup when I started, glad there are people like you who promote affordable stuff

[jaybles]

Bro gives me Bob Ross level calmness with these videos

[johnmcdevitt]

Beautiful video. Pleasant to watch and informative. Exactly what I was looking for.

[JackWoernerJr.-gwcv]

Great information for an older slr photographer -appreciate it!

[westernpan]

I have this camera and it’s been a great camera I have two of the four lens And they take fantastic photos

[HR-wdcw]

This is perhaps a good budget buy, but since Canon released the R100 mirroeless, I think that a lot of people are selling their T7's in favor of the R100 (even though the R100 probably uses the same sensor as the T7, but the RF lens line-up is a better option, although there are fewer APSC RF lenses but you can still adapt the olde EF/EFS lenses).

[torrencemcc]

Thanks for the tips!! This helps me a lot as a beginner.