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 WIDE ANGLE ZOOM TELEPHOTO LENS FOR CANON CAMERA G11  US $55.90
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 Kenko Zeta 62mm ZR Super MC ND 4 06 AUTHORIZED KENKO USA DEALER US $94.87
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 TAMRON AF 28 80MM F 35 56 ASPHERICAL LENS FOR PENTAX US $69.99
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 Canon 100 300mm f 56 100 mm 300 mm 56 Lens Excelent US $90.00
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 Dluxe VIVITAR 72mm 72 UV ULTRAVIOLET HAZE CAMERA FILTER US $9.95
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 52mm 2X Telephoto Lens For Panasonic DMC FZ8 DMC FZ7 US $24.99
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 Wide Angle Lens for CANON EOS Rebel XSi US $29.99 |
 Canon15 85mm Lens 3 months old F 35 56 Lens EF S IS USM 15 mm 85 mm US $555.55
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 58MM LENS CAP COVER FOR CANON REBEL XTI XSI XS T1I T2I US $3.14
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 CANON ZOOM LENS EF 28 90mm 4 56 II with both caps EXCELLENT US $39.00
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 Canon Zoom Telephoto EF 75 300mm f 40 56 III NEW USA US $155.00
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 2X 52MM LENS CAP COVER FOR NIKON D70 D100 D3000 D5000 US $4.40
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 Nikon 50mm F 14D AF Nikkor Lens OPEN BOX US $334.95
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 500 1000mm Mirror Lens for Sony Alpha A33 A55 A390 A550 US $129.95
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 Telesor Reflex 500mm f 8 Mirror Lens for Nikon Lenses Pristine US $71.00
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 045x WIDE 2X TELEPHOTO LENS4FUJI S5500 S5000 ADAPTER US $76.90
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 045X WIDE 2X TELEPHOTO LENS4CANON POWERSHOT G11 58mm US $79.99
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 045x WIDE 2X TELEPHOTO LENS4FUJI S5100 ADAPTER 58mm US $76.90
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 French NoctiluxCetor 35mm f 113 focus infinity macro US $3,500.00
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 58 mm 043x Wide Angle lens 58mm 2X Telephoto Lens US $63.99
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 RAYNOX HD 5050 WIDE ANGLE 37mm 30mm 305mm 43mm US $119.95
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 52mm Wide Angle Macro LENS for Sony MVC CD500 US $29.94
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 58 mm 045x Wide Angle lens 58mm 20x Telephoto Lens US $49.49
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 72mm 045x Wide Angle Lens for Canon XL1 XL1s XL2 New US $59.84
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 52mm 045x Wide Angle lens 52 mm 2x Telephoto Lens US $48.99
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 Near MINT condition Tamron AF 70 300mm f 4 56 US $89.00
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 Canon Zoom Lens EF 70 300mm f4 56 IS USM US $400.00
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 WIDE ANGLE TELE PHOTO LENS FOR ALL CAMCORDER 37MM 37 US $32.94
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 Nikon Nikkor AF S G IF ED VR 70 mm 300 mm F 45 56 AF S Lens US $299.00
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 PRO HD 2x TELE LENS SONY HDR CX110 HDR CX150 HDR XR150 US $14.95
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What is the best Canon telephoto and macro lens??
I purchased a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi and I want to go all out and buy ONE great lens. I want super mind-blowing macro and telephoto so I can get amazing photos of flowers and bugs and also things like the moon or other things that happen to be farther away. Is there such a lens?? If not, what would be the best macro and telephoto lens (separately)?
Sorry, can't do it all in one lens.
I would save my money & only get the 100mm f/2.8 that was mentioned earlier. It qualifies as telephoto & is superb for macro & portraiture work. I have the 70-200 f/2.8 as well, but I do not think it is appropriate for what you want to do. It's expensive & it sounds like you are looking for a "super telephoto" lens. You'd be sadly disappointed with its reach. Even a 100mm-300mm f/5.6 lens would give you more reach -- at a quarter of the price. No offense, but if the pictures don't look good -- it will most likely be due to your actions vs. the quality of the glass.
The glamour of the super telephoto is VERY COMMON & is usually short-lived. You'll quickly find that it is impractical most of the time, VERY heavy, & will REQUIRE being on a tripod under most conditions less than cloudless sun.
The only other compromise I can think of is to purchase the 180mm f/3.5L lens. A little more reach, but much more expensive & still a compromise on the super telephoto end.
If budget is not a problem, I'd still opt for the 100mm f/2.8 for the macro, & a 600mm f/4L IS lens ($7,000). If that's too steep, the 400mm f/5.6L IS ($1,400). The variety of uses for this lens is less than using the 70-200 with a 2x converter -- but much easier to work with. I have the 70-200 f/2.8L & 2x converter -- the quality is lacking & it's pretty cumbersome to use.
One final note. Before you drop some serious cash on one of the expensive lenses, go out & rent it for a day. Macros can range from about $10-$25/day, & Super telephoto rentals can range from about $75-$150/day, but some stores will apply it towards a purchase if you decide to do so. I did exactly this when I first began photography years ago. It took one day for me to realize just how difficult it was to use a super telephoto lens (& it was only a 300mm f/2.8L).
Best of luck!