R Rita Suspended / Banned Messages 112 Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #1 Hi all, I have a Nikon D5000 and i'm looking at this lens: Nikon AF-S DX 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR lens I want to shot landscape and wildlife, is it ok for this type of work ? Thanks Rita
Hi all, I have a Nikon D5000 and i'm looking at this lens: Nikon AF-S DX 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR lens I want to shot landscape and wildlife, is it ok for this type of work ? Thanks Rita
Yardbent Suspended / Banned Messages 7,761 Name John Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #2 no yes landscapes are usually shot with wider lens than 55mm do you have the kit lens.?...18-55mm I think...use the 18mm i have a Sigma 17-70mm and find 17mm is as ''wide'' as i wish to go there IS a superb UWA Tokina 11-16 ...too many ££ for me though...:thumbsdown: 300mm for wildlife is ok.....till you get the ''bug'' .... PS ...been thinking about this lens too...had a 55-200 VR ..quite nice but 200mm didn't cut it Last edited: 23 Mar 2011
no yes landscapes are usually shot with wider lens than 55mm do you have the kit lens.?...18-55mm I think...use the 18mm i have a Sigma 17-70mm and find 17mm is as ''wide'' as i wish to go there IS a superb UWA Tokina 11-16 ...too many ££ for me though...:thumbsdown: 300mm for wildlife is ok.....till you get the ''bug'' .... PS ...been thinking about this lens too...had a 55-200 VR ..quite nice but 200mm didn't cut it
OP R Rita Suspended / Banned Messages 112 Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #3 What bug LOL, Yes i have the 18-55 lens which came with the camera......so you thinks its a good enough lens for zoom ? If we only have some money
What bug LOL, Yes i have the 18-55 lens which came with the camera......so you thinks its a good enough lens for zoom ? If we only have some money
C Chappers. Suspended / Banned Messages 169 Name Scott Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #4 I'm looking at the 70-300mm Nikon in the very near future - mainly because it offers more manual control.
I'm looking at the 70-300mm Nikon in the very near future - mainly because it offers more manual control.
Yardbent Suspended / Banned Messages 7,761 Name John Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #5 Rita said: What bug LOL, Yes i have the 18-55 lens which came with the camera......so you thinks its a good enough lens for zoom ? If we only have some money Click to expand... the 18-55mm kit lens is good ...get out and use it for landscapes on a tripod use an InfraRed remote shutter release ..about £13 so no camera shake you have to go into the menu ''shooting mode''
Rita said: What bug LOL, Yes i have the 18-55 lens which came with the camera......so you thinks its a good enough lens for zoom ? If we only have some money Click to expand... the 18-55mm kit lens is good ...get out and use it for landscapes on a tripod use an InfraRed remote shutter release ..about £13 so no camera shake you have to go into the menu ''shooting mode''
W winkiwin Suspended / Banned Messages 116 Name david Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #6 I sometimes use the 18 in the vertical and make a Panorama. i have the Sigma 10-20, this gives good results for reasonable money
I sometimes use the 18 in the vertical and make a Panorama. i have the Sigma 10-20, this gives good results for reasonable money
OP R Rita Suspended / Banned Messages 112 Edit My Images Yes 23 Mar 2011 #7 Thanks for all the advice, i just need to practice a bit more........till next time thanks.