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<blockquote data-quote="ShadowWalker" data-source="post: 52699" data-attributes="member: 632"><p>Canon does have one. It is called IS for image stabilizer. An important thing to think about when buying a DSLR is to look at the features the higher end models of the brand you are buying have, even if you're buying one of the entry levels. Once you start buying lenses for your camera, you WILL NOT want to switch to a different brand down the road. You will end up spending a ton of money replacing those lenses that you already have. I spent 400+ on a Sigma 105mm Macro lens for my Canon, the Canon Macros start at twice that almost (aside from the 60mm one they make, which gives you no real working distance). That's another thing. Don't be scared of the 3rd party lenses. Sigma's higher end lenses are significantly cheaper than Canon or Nikon's similar lenses, and do just as good of a job most of the time, or especially if photography is a hobby. I am extremely satisfied with both of the Sigma Lenses I have.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ShadowWalker, post: 52699, member: 632"] Canon does have one. It is called IS for image stabilizer. An important thing to think about when buying a DSLR is to look at the features the higher end models of the brand you are buying have, even if you're buying one of the entry levels. Once you start buying lenses for your camera, you WILL NOT want to switch to a different brand down the road. You will end up spending a ton of money replacing those lenses that you already have. I spent 400+ on a Sigma 105mm Macro lens for my Canon, the Canon Macros start at twice that almost (aside from the 60mm one they make, which gives you no real working distance). That's another thing. Don't be scared of the 3rd party lenses. Sigma's higher end lenses are significantly cheaper than Canon or Nikon's similar lenses, and do just as good of a job most of the time, or especially if photography is a hobby. I am extremely satisfied with both of the Sigma Lenses I have. [/QUOTE]
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