Advice for buying a DSLR and lens
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I would get a 7d and a 50mm 1.8, then save up for the other lenses if i had to do it all over again.
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@S8OR No. The Tamron 17-35 is a variable aperture lens and not nearly as well made. They are apples and oranges. Still...Tamron and Sigma have decent 17-50mm F/2.8 lenses. I would look at those if you need to save some money.
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I would buy a 500d with 24-105 f4 L lens.
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True its all in the glass. Invest in lens as they will stay with you for years, camera bodies will be upgraded say every 2-3 years. Good advice Nate.
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@nate42nd You seem to live quite comfortably I was just wonder what you did to have the income to afford so many gadgets.
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Thanks for advice man! I need to get some 2.8 lens too. I can already tell You that Tamron 18-270 is great buy. Really nice image quality up to 200m. They could improved AF becouse it's a bit slow... but it is good walk around lens!
LaczupakabraPL 1 year ago
@LaczupakabraPL I assumed you would like that lens. These variable aperture long zoom lenses are very nice to use. The large (2.8-1.2) aperture lenses are expensive but just give you more options. I love that Tamron you have! I'll bet it's great!
nate42nd 1 year ago
What do you for a living?
a7xwii 1 year ago
@a7xwii I have worked with a concrete supplier for 15 years. I am in operations now. I am not liking this line of work and plan to get out SOON. I hope to create my own business with my knowledge of computers, photography, tech. I have always wanted to work for myself. Why do you ask?
nate42nd 1 year ago