Digital Camera for Christmas

Buena Fortuna · 11-26-2008, 06:18 AM

Absolutely, I agree on the lenses. However, I believe it all depends on the application as well. If you are just going to use it as an advanced P&S, then the kit lenses will meet your needs. However, if you are going to do portraits, macro, landscapes, or sports, definately save your loose change in a big jar and invest in good glass...the rewards are more than worth the $ outlay.

A must have is a nifty 50mm F1.4 or even the less expensive 1.8 for low light and indoor shots.

11-26-2008, 06:18 AM	#12
Buena Fortuna Feeling at Home Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Sam Location: SE Michigan Posts: 637 Trading: (18)	Re: Digital Camera for Christmas Absolutely, I agree on the lenses. However, I believe it all depends on the application as well. If you are just going to use it as an advanced P&S, then the kit lenses will meet your needs. However, if you are going to do portraits, macro, landscapes, or sports, definately save your loose change in a big jar and invest in good glass...the rewards are more than worth the $ outlay. A must have is a nifty 50mm F1.4 or even the less expensive 1.8 for low light and indoor shots.