No, I want the lens where I do not need to focus manually, unless I want to. I re-read my post just to be sure I didn't fudge that statement up, and I didn't. I just stated I'd like to, and I do practice, but cannot (too many kids etc).
The D40 and D60 models only support the AF-S lens models, hence leaving me no choice but the one 50mm model at this point that came out in 08. (Unless someone else knows of another AF-S model that I have not found yet) I do want it #1 for the sharpness. #2 for the light sensitivity and focal distance my doesnt seem to like. My lens is good, but definitely not good enough. I do notice the littlest differences, and it bothers me. While I am no "pro", I can see the difference. The 1.4 over the 1.8 because the 1.8 model does not support the auto features. Otherwise that $133 model is the one I would get. I do almost want to get that one, just so I will be forced to practice, but have no patience currently. This is why I am asking for advice and opinions. I think that the 50mm, or a prime lens in general will help me have a whole new perspective on photos. While I normally donnot zoom often, it will make me get closer. I am broadening my horizons if you will...Kirbinster, why do you have a 50mm if you have the 18-200mm, etc.?
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