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For action shots...I'd say, just try it with what ever lens you get to start with. A wider maximum aperture is always better but maybe not necessary. If you find that your shutter speeds are too slow for action shots...then you can consider a lens with a wider aperture.
The built-in flashes are not great. They are just too close to the lens. Maybe look into a Nikon flash unit.
Nothing wrong with SD cards. It's just that most top end cameras use CF cards...so if you ever upgrade...you would need all new cards. Don't worry about it...SD cards will be fine.
I still don't know d & g...I think the D has something to do with distance...maybe the lens will tell the camera the focus distance or something. I think g is the most basic Nikkor lens...not sure though.
The built-in flashes are not great. They are just too close to the lens. Maybe look into a Nikon flash unit.
Nothing wrong with SD cards. It's just that most top end cameras use CF cards...so if you ever upgrade...you would need all new cards. Don't worry about it...SD cards will be fine.
I still don't know d & g...I think the D has something to do with distance...maybe the lens will tell the camera the focus distance or something. I think g is the most basic Nikkor lens...not sure though.