New to the forum

I just been welcome to the forum. I appreciate that. I just got my T4i and im learning it as well as taking pic's. I hope to gain a lot of info in here. I look forward chatting with you guys and gals. As of now I just plan on taking pic's video's. I hope to be as good as some of you guys. I have a lot of friend that are in to this camera game heavy so I pick there brains on what they use and how they shoot. Its helpful.
But being here i think will help me even more. And on that note!!!!!!!!.
First Q.
I have a low budget kind of. Where can I find some good used lenses and what should I put in my kit. Thx 4 the help.

W E L C O M E ! ! !

check out the Marketplace for very competitive gear pricing!!

What country are you in? What lenses do you have? Do you have any prefered type of photography that you want to explore? In actual numbers, what is your budget?

Welcome brah!!

Welcome to POTN. Photography is war, shoot first and ask questions later.

Welcome to POTN, you'll like it here. What lenses do you have now?

welcome. Also good cheap place to start might be the Canon 50mm f1.8 or referred to here as the "nifty fifty" the 40mm pancake may also be an option for you as it has an STM which the T4i utilizes. Both are very cheap. The nifty 50 is $139 Canadian and the 40mm is $299 Canadian.

Welcome Tony!
My advice... be careful you don't get wrapped up in the moment. In other words.. it's very easy to get talked into spending boat-loads of money, on this site.

Most of the advice is top notch, but don't be fooled into thinking that good/expensive equipment will give you good results. Practice, practice, practice.. and read.. on techiques, and gallery's(for inspiration).

Last.. have fun, this is a great hobby, and this is a great forum, and you will learn a lot here!

Unfortunately, if you are looking for lenses for videos, the obvious two choices are the 18-135 IS STM and the 40mm STM pancake. They are more optimized for your camera and for video. As far as running out and spending all of what budget you have left- I think 1Tanker is spot on- don't.. You should probably only purchase when you can afford to - and get only stuff that you know you want- rather than react to someone's sale. Until then, use what you have- and replace it/ upgrade it/ add to your kit when you find something that needs addressing. Now, if I would listen to my own advice- I'd be good.