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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Hi.. I having D60 now. Maybe want to buy 1st or 2nd hand lens to replace Kit len. Can't decide whether ( 18-70mm / 18-105 VR / 18-135mm ) which 1 is the most suitable. Maybe someone here can give mi some advise. Thankz..
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Singapore, east-ish
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Hold it! what're your reasons for wanting to sell it? ![]() important to think about this ![]() |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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If you dun mind learning on MF, do try out the 50mm f1.8. It's a cheap tool which is quite good. |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Northerner
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Need to find out the reason behind upgrading the existing kit lens.
You wanted something with a further reach / wider / larger max aperture ? Ryan |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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i got 55-200mm. maybe wish to get either one of the lens (which mention above) is for easy access.. cos maybe feel abit troublesome to bring 2 lens out n keep changing. |
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![]() anyway, unless your are/planning to get the 18-200VR, i don't see a point in replacing your current kit lens imo. cos the 18-70 + 18-105VR are pretty close in terms of focal range ![]() |
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My kit lens is 18-55mm VR. Don;t really have much different compare to those lens that i mention?? |
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for the 18-135mm, if does give you the extra 80mm but, again, you lose the VR which is you'll find more important at high focal lengths ![]() the 18-105mm appears to be the best choice but if already have a 55-200mmVR, it seems like a waste of $$$ since your set-up is kinda light so popping a 500g telephoto into your bag shouldn't be a problem ![]() just my 2 cents ![]() |
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Can i ask i silly Question? What do u think, if i sell away 18-55mm VR & 18-200mm VR to fund 18-105 VR or 18-200mm?
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18-200 is a convenient zoom lens for the DX sensor. Couple it with a wide angle zoom lens to cover for wider end, and this two lenses will be pretty useful and popular choice for light travelling overseas. Ryan Last edited by giantcanopy; 22nd October 2008 at 04:00 PM. |
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Thanks.... |
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and quite similar to kit lens actually why doy ou want to sell? why do you want to buy? is it just for the sake of buying and selling rather than photography? |
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i think u have misunderstand. i'm not just for the sake of buying & selling rather than photography. In the 1st place i never state i want to sell my kit lens or anything. i just want some advise from the expert here whether which lens is suitable for D60 if i want e lens mainly for focus lenth, wide angle.
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why 18-55 vs 18-70 vs 18-105 vs 18-135? the only difference is perhaps optical quality (if any, i doubt) and the fact that the longer end is just getting.. longer and longer.. and of course VR. do you have any basic idea which you are inclined towards, and why? if you behave like a headless chicken, prepare to be treated like one, that's all i'm saying. there is NOTHING wrong with asking, there is a lot wrong with asking when you don't have an opinion by yourself in the first place. |
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I find 18-200 VR too big for D40/40x/60. I mean not only cosmetic wise, but also the "balance" of the weight. if u are not too fussy abt the lens quality, built and blar blar blar, actually 18-105 VR is quite nice, if u just want convinence. Alternatively if u have $, 16-85 VR is another highly rated lens. At a price of coz.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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2nd. i know u might be expert here. instead of giving good or nice advise to newbie, u reply with this kind of words. 3th. why others can provide good/nice advise while u cannot. |
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