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Old 11-05-2010, 05:09 PM   #26
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The 400 2.8, 400 5.6 or 100-400 5.6?

When i had the 400 5.6 i loved it alot, and it had really quick AF. Great lens!

To stay on topic, i say 50mm F1.8 because its fun and you'll think its the greatest thing ever when you first put it on.
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50mm F1.8 is good to start off. It's cheap, you can find one on CL for $100buxs.
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Kit lens for me was a 18-135 f3.5-5.6

Very shortly after, being a Noob I went to get myself a 70-300VR. I thought it was the best thing EVER then i soon realized ... I only use that lens ... well almost never the 135 was "good enuff" for most of the shots I wanted. So I got the 50 f1.8 prob the cheapest and best lens I got, portrait, crop. It was great even around town.

IMO, 50 f1.8 was the best choice I made, till I got the 35 f1.8.... then the tokina 11-16 f2.8 (thanks Senna4ver) then Tokina 18-50 f2.8.... now to get a 2.8 zoom.... he he he
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