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I bought a D5000 with 18-55 VR kit lens, but after buying the Nikon 35/1.8 for 2000sek the difference has made me want to upgrade the kit lens (3,5-5-6, but 5 at 35mm already). Would like a bit more range but the Nikon 18-200 is too expensive and has more range than I probably need - want a walk-around-lens, something wide(ish) to a little more reach than the 55mm. Nicer to take portraits from a distance so you're not all up in their face with the lens...
Obviously a straight 2.8 on a zoom is going to be expensive, but have looked at the Sigma 17-70/2,8-4,5 DC HSM which is about 3500sek - but hear Sigma are releasing the same but 2,8/4,0 with Optical Stabilisation...Any thoughts on this choice? Do you need OS on such a short range if the light is ok etc? Is it worth the wait/extra SEK?
There's always the Nikon 18-105, but if I upgrade I would prefer a metal mount.
The sigma 18-200 with OS is cheap (compared to the Nikon equivilent), but I've not heard too much good about that in terms of light/speed.
Any suggestions welcome!
Thanks in advance!
I bought a D5000 with 18-55 VR kit lens, but after buying the Nikon 35/1.8 for 2000sek the difference has made me want to upgrade the kit lens (3,5-5-6, but 5 at 35mm already). Would like a bit more range but the Nikon 18-200 is too expensive and has more range than I probably need - want a walk-around-lens, something wide(ish) to a little more reach than the 55mm. Nicer to take portraits from a distance so you're not all up in their face with the lens...
Obviously a straight 2.8 on a zoom is going to be expensive, but have looked at the Sigma 17-70/2,8-4,5 DC HSM which is about 3500sek - but hear Sigma are releasing the same but 2,8/4,0 with Optical Stabilisation...Any thoughts on this choice? Do you need OS on such a short range if the light is ok etc? Is it worth the wait/extra SEK?
There's always the Nikon 18-105, but if I upgrade I would prefer a metal mount.
The sigma 18-200 with OS is cheap (compared to the Nikon equivilent), but I've not heard too much good about that in terms of light/speed.
Any suggestions welcome!
Thanks in advance!