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8th January 2008
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lens combination
so anyone can recommend the best lens combination ?
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Re: lens combination
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8th January 2008
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Re: lens combination
D3 + 14~24f2.8 + 24~70f2.8 + 70~200f2.8
D300 + 12~24f4 + 17~55f2.8 + 70~200f2.8 some lenses nice to have 60 micro, 85f1.4, 105VR micro, 105f2 DC, 180f2.8 etc.. |
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Re: lens combination
It is important to know: - what is your budget? - how do you take your photo? (e.g. tripod shot of landscape vs walkaround candid shots) - how much weight you would like to carry? (2-3 lens of 500g each or 5-6 lens 1kg each) It is no point to talk about what is the best lens because one man's meat can be the other man's poison.
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Nikon D200, 17-55, 24-85, 18-200VR, 80-200 f2.8D, 50 f1.8D, Sigma 10-20, SB800 |
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8th January 2008
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Re: lens combination
these are some of the best lenses Nikon ever made, put together will be the best lenses combination.
Since TS never mention about budget, so consider budget it is not an issue. |
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