What lens do you recommend for Nikon D90 shooting street scenes and portraits?

You still need a zoom lens to shoot street scenes, and the fixed focus has more limitations and is more expensive. I recommend:

Nikon AF-S DX 18-105mm F ED VR Lens (Split Head).

It is recommended to use the standard 50 fixed focus and 85 fixed focus for portraits, and the larger the aperture value, the better the background blur effect8. The current market price is about 800.

Shoot street scenes with zoom, with a wide-angle lens.

In order to save money or avoid the trouble of changing lenses, it is recommended to use a zoom head of 18--105 or 16--85, which is generally enough.

The D90 is a half-frame body.

Portrait of a person: Can Street View be understood as humanistic? Yes words

If you zoom: standard change: 24-70, hit the bird mm: big steel cannon (can only be second-hand), big bamboo cannon.

In fact, the pullover 18-105 is also good, and the portrait has a large aperture, so let's do it, Tamron 17-50 anti-shake **3000 or so.

Save money. Use 18-105 sets of heads to shoot the scene. The character can choose 35 for indoor and 50 for outdoor, and 85 for generous use

What price point are you going to buy? Street view with a wide angle. Portrait with a large aperture...

I've only been buying for a month, and the shutter has reached 3,000 times, and I used to love photography in the era of card machines, which was purely communication.

1.In fact, P,M,A have no flash.,Why choose that block.,Take portrait aperture priority.,Indoor ISO can be slightly raised.,But can't exceed 800.

2.The direct sunlight of the automatic transmission film is very white, except for the later stage can be compensated, you can use full manual, or aperture priority.

3..You're sure you have the widest aperture, but if you look at the shutter speed is definitely above 1000, it's no wonder if it's not dark, and you can move the thumb wheel and adjust the shutter to within 100.

4.Unless you have a good lens, the color of the general dog head is indeed not as flattering as the card machine.

I bought D90 was also recommended by a friend.,That night I read the manual for 2 hours.,And then I gave it up.,In fact, the operation is still human.。

Pure hand-played, your feeling is how I felt on the first day I used it.

First, when the background light is dark, press and hold the ** compensation button, turn the main dial, subtract, and vice versa (add if the background light is strong). The second is that the sensitivity can be appropriately increased when shooting at night, and the brightness can be increased by adding to 800. If you have the opportunity to buy general photography books at Xinhua Bookstore, these knowledge will be solved.

I don't recommend Nikon, I feel like Canon is better. Canon's high-end zoom is cheaper than Nikon's, and there are cost-effective F4 small ternary options to choose from, while Nikon's large ternary is more than 1W and very expensive. Personally, I prefer the Canon 60D, which is cost-effective

It is recommended that lz first familiarize himself with a few conceptual things before touching the camera.,Otherwise,**Correct is also a coincidence.。。 Let's take a look at the following: ISO (sensitivity), aperture, shutter speed, and the relationship between the three. This is the most basic thing.

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Night photography due to the R environment is darker than 5, resulting in a longer 2 time shutter E, hand 2 holding shooting without R method to ensure stability, so 2 out of **2 will be virtual, the Z tripod on the rack will be better R point A.

1.**Insufficient, use**Compensation function, increase**.

2.**Excessive, use**compensate function, reduce**.

It is a manual gear, and the buttons on the body do not need to be adjusted, and the focus can be done both manually and automatically.

Adjustment of aperture and shutter:

First, you can go to the store and buy a roll of film, there is a ** reference table on the box, and you can set it according to the weather. Second, there should be a more detailed explanation in the manual.

The situation you said is insufficient, you can increase the sensitivity (ISO setting), for example, it was originally 200, you can set it to 400, or 800, or higher, the effect will be different, you give it a try.

4.You can select the "VI Vivid" mode in the "Shooting Menu" and "Set Picture Control", and the colors will be vivid. Or select "C1" and turn up the saturation in the menu you enter.