A-Spot
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Hiya.
This year, I should be getting my very first DSLR - the Nikon D40, which I hve heard should be a great entry-level camera. Question is, what glass should I get?
The camera will mostly be used for landscape and architecture pictures, but I'd love to be able to use it for portraits too. Also, it should be pretty low priced.
Even though the D40 is out of production, there's still some left in the shops here in Denmark. There are some starter kits with lenses availible:
Nikon D40 + 18-55mm + SD memory card = 550 $ (THEN add the cost of a tele objective to it...)
Nikon D40 + 18-55mm + 55-200mm tele objective (AF-S = autofocus + manual focus tuning) = 790 $ (36 $ a month for a couple of years - more expensive than cash payment, but I'll get it NOW instead of in half a year.)
Which one should I go for, if any of these?
Cheers,
A-Spot
This year, I should be getting my very first DSLR - the Nikon D40, which I hve heard should be a great entry-level camera. Question is, what glass should I get?
The camera will mostly be used for landscape and architecture pictures, but I'd love to be able to use it for portraits too. Also, it should be pretty low priced.
Even though the D40 is out of production, there's still some left in the shops here in Denmark. There are some starter kits with lenses availible:
Nikon D40 + 18-55mm + SD memory card = 550 $ (THEN add the cost of a tele objective to it...)
Nikon D40 + 18-55mm + 55-200mm tele objective (AF-S = autofocus + manual focus tuning) = 790 $ (36 $ a month for a couple of years - more expensive than cash payment, but I'll get it NOW instead of in half a year.)
Which one should I go for, if any of these?
Cheers,
A-Spot