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Hey guys/girls. I'm new to the site but have been lurking for a little bit. I've gotten tired of being limited by my point and shoot's ability and am ready to step up to a DSLR. Done lots of research and narrowed down a package that I'll be buying in the next month or so:
1. Nikon D90 probably with the 18-105 kit lense but I'm flirting with stepping up to the 18-200VRII instead. 2. Manfrotto 055CX3 tripod w/ RRS head. 3. Two 4gb memory cards. 4. Nikon SB-600 Speedlight flash. 5. Aperture (I'm a mac fan and it seems to be the best features/price)/ I'll add some HDR software too. 6. Nat Geo Medium backpack (we'll be taking some trips and want camera/tripod/laptop carry) 7. Spare battery. 8. Nikon 35mm or 50mm fast lense for low light and indoor. Am I missing anything? Anything on my list not needed. I really like shooting landscapes, nature, wildlife, architecture, weather, pets, just the typical stuff. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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Well, got my stuff. I ended up buying local and only paying $50 more than at B&H not including the tax I had to pay. But they threw in a Nikon video and you get a 2hr class with your camera purchase so I felt good all around about buying local.
Ended up with: D90, SB-400, 35mm-1.8 and the 18-200VR. Ordered my tripod/head from RRS and it will be here next weekend. I'm excited and can't wait to really learn my equipment and get the most out of it. |
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Sounds like a good package!
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![]() Nikon D90: Primes: Nikkor 35mm AF-S, Nikkor 85mm, Nikkor 105mm VR, Nikkor 180mm. Zooms: Sigma 10-20mm, Nikkor 18-135mm, Nikkor 18-200mm VR. Point and Shoot: Panasonic Lumix Tz5. |
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