Urgent! Nikon D7000, please enthusiast help me choose a lens

This just happens to have a Tamron VC anti-shake version, which meets your requirements, **3200 or so.

According to the conditions you proposed, it is Tamron A16 and BOO5, the parameters are the same, B005 has one more anti-shake.

Sigma 17 50

Toklaine 16 50

Recommend the Tamron B005

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18—200vr You go for this head and you should like it all-round.

Hello. According to your requirements only Tamron B005 17-50 VCEquivalent to 35mm 25-75The cultural scenery is enough. With optical image stabilization. Constant wide aperture. Good value for money.

The 18-105 set of lenses is very good, and you are not in a hurry to add lenses, and when you are familiar with it, you will naturally know what lenses you need, and you will also know whether the full-frame body will be upgraded in the future (in fact, if you are not short of money, it is recommended to buy a full-frame D600 set). Buying lenses for DX is a piece of advice for you. A 50mm prime lens is just a temporary need when you don't have a bull's head, and it might be more practical to get a cheap 50.

Anyway, there will be a 70-200 focal length lens in the end, and a 16-35 focal length lens will also have it. Macro lenses are always a must.

For beginners, it is recommended to choose a kit lens such as 18mm-55mm, 18mm-105mm, or 18mm-200mm with a larger zoom range.

18mm-200mm is known as the "one lens to go around the world" in the lens, both wide-angle and telephoto, when you go out to travel, you can easily take such a lens, whether it is shooting landscapes or portrait close-ups, without the trouble of changing lenses.

Although the zoom magnification of 18mm-55mm is small, its imaging effect is the best among these three lenses, because in the zoom lens, the lens with a zoom factor of about 3x has the best imaging effect, such as Nikon's AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm F F ED VR II and so on are all zoom magnification of about 3x.

And 18mm-105mm is in between, which is also a good choice.

For the purchase of lenses, it is recommended that beginners should not rush to buy too expensive lenses, first use a set of lenses to practice, and then buy the right lens according to their own needs when they are "familiar", after all, rationality is very important.

The lower the aperture value, the greater the opening.

You only need a lens, 35mm prime focus, enough for you, ** not expensive to meet your needs.

Shoot goods with a large aperture, bokeh, shoot cars, use a small aperture, panoramas.

Try it on the actual machine. Adopt.

Buy a 50.

The smaller the aperture value, the larger the aperture, and the better the bokeh effect.

The aperture of f is 9 times that of f, and the luminous flux is large, and the bokeh is very noticeable.

It's a little bigger than the aperture, but it's too expensive and not cost-effective.

Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18-200mm F ED VR II 5550

Although this lens has a large zoom, the image quality is quite good. One shot is enough for you to play for at least 1 year. In the future, with the improvement of technology, you may need a bull head with a constant aperture of no more than 3x zoom, or a fixed focus bull head.

But it's all on the basis of this focal length. And this lens belongs to the tourist head. The actual focal length of a c-format camera is multiplied by the actual parameters of the lens (Nikon).

And the usual focal length of photography is almost covered. When you are a rookie, it is a very good choice. It's just slightly more expensive.

But photography is a quality (**). With a small aperture f8 f12 and a focal length (70mm-135mm-200mm), a shallow depth of field can also create very beautiful portraits**. The 18-35mm focal length can help you shoot beautiful landscapes**F16-F22

There is no absolute limit, but this parameter is generally competent for shooting these subjects. Let's start with aperture first.

The D7000 is new. But it belongs to the experimental stage of some technologies. If it's good, it will continue to be promoted.

I don't think I personally want to be a "guinea pig", and if I choose, I still prefer to choose a machine that has been on the market for a period of time and has been used strictly, which is more trustworthy. For example, the D300s, although it has been released for a long time. But this machine is quite a classic, and has been tested in both harsh places and rough use.

Very nice!! However, there are also some people who say that digital products are bought new, not old. New products will add a lot of innovative technologies in it.

Whether you want to be a guinea pig or not, the landlord decides for himself. Or you can wait for half a year to 1 year to see how the D7000 is, and if the response is good, you can buy it. If you are in a hurry, the landlord should be cautious.

1. With tickets 8000-8100, there are regional differences.

2. AF-S 16-85mm VR, 4400 yuan.

The portrait is within 50mm and 700.

Enough for you to learn.

Personally, I think the Canon EOS60D is better in comparison. Very easy to get started.

Within 2000 yuan, the Nikon AF 50 is recommended

1. D7000 is a machine with a fuselage motor, and the D lens can autofocus, so there is no need for a G lens.

There are 28 35 40 optional large-aperture lenses within the yuan, of which 50 image quality is the most outstanding, in the lens classification, the first few "point eight" lenses belong to the basic lens, also known as slow motion (40 is macro, the image quality of the portrait head is enough, and the aperture is not as good as 50 is more suitable); 50 belongs to the category of professional lenses, also known as fast lenses.

The mm focal length is equivalent to the 135mm of a 75 camera on the D7000, which is closer to portrait applications.

The wide-open aperture is available, and the blurring effect between the aperture is quite outstanding, and the aperture is very sharp when received; 50 and 50 have strong purple fringing when the aperture is fully open, and the image quality is high when received.

5. Now the licensed goods ** are around 1900, which is almost reaching your maximum budget. It's also the best for what you pay for.

The downside of this lens is that the aperture is wide open, but there are also purple fringes in high contrast. It's okay to close one or two stops of aperture, it's still a lot better than the lens; The original hood is hard to find, a lot of domestic ones, but not bright enough; The small lens of 52mm caliber itself is not bright enough, but it does not affect the big eyes.

Portrait 50mm never goes out of style.

Photography for beginners: From an APS-C perspective – the DX lens (PIAN) head (YI) shall prevail.

Even though the Nikon D7200 is a high-end flagship SLR camera, it is still an APS-C camera, so the lens is matched with a high-quality and inexpensive DX format lens, which is suitable for home users who are new to photography, and there is no intention of upgrading to full frame.

Set lens 16-85mm or 18-140mm

The set lens is indispensable for this kind of user, and the focal length of the lens is a common focal length and is used in a wide range. Among them, Nikon AF-S DX 16-85mm IF-ED VR is a DX format, excellent performance of daily use, VR performance is very good, to a certain extent, it can be said to have the quality of Nikon gold circle lenses, imaging belongs to Nikon set of lenses is very good. The equivalent focal length is that it is possible to shoot large scenes** at the wide-angle end, and at the telephoto end, it can shoot distant scenes.

The Nikon AF-S DX 18-140 G ED VR is cheaper than 16-85mm, the main difference is that the imaging is slightly worse, but the shooting distance will be longer, and the equivalent focal length at the telephoto end is 210mm, which can be used as a sleeve for the world to a certain extent.

Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm F ED

This lens is the widest lens in Nikon's APS-C, and it is the most suitable wide-angle zoom lens for the Nikon D7200 if you are not planning to upgrade the full-frame camera with a full-frame 12-24mm focal length and a focal length range of 10-24mm (equivalent to 15-36mm in the 35mm format).

Nikon AF-S VR 70-300mm F IF-ED

The AF-S VR 70-300mm F IF-ed is the cheapest telephoto designed by Nikon to meet the needs of the public, with an equivalent focal length of up to 105-450mm on the Nikon D7200 of APS-C, ** about 3000 yuan. Personally, I don't recommend buying this, the imaging is not very satisfying, but if you value a lightweight telephoto, there are not so strict requirements for imaging, and it also has VR image stabilization, which is enough for amateur photographers. Here I would like to explain why I jumped directly from the previous lens from 10-24mm to 70-300mm, because I think that everyone will buy a kit lens under normal circumstances.

By the way, the 70-300mm VR is a full-frame lens, which can be used on a full-frame body, and is one of the three treasures of the poor.

If you focus on indoor shooting, it is recommended to use 16-85mm

VR lenses, which are more important for outdoor use, range from 18-105mm, 18-140mm, and 18-200mm according to the budget

VRII chooses one of three lenses.

Nikond 7200 is a mid-range SLR camera released by Nikon in March 2015. It has a 24-million-pixel APS-C format photosensitive original and is equipped with the latest Expeed

4 Graphics processors. Compared with its predecessor, the D7100, there are some improvements, especially in terms of high sensitivity, focus, and continuous shooting.

expeed

4 GPU improves focus system and continuous shooting cache. For the first time, the multi-point focusing system of its flagship D4S has been applied to a mid-range product, and the focusing speed and accuracy have been better realized. The increase in caching allows users to take more** at a time during continuous shooting, greatly improving the continuous shooting experience and ease of use.

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The use of 4 processors takes the D7200's high-sensitivity performance to another level, in ISO

At 3200, 100% magnification** still has excellent detail. Noise control is excellent. In terms of surface parameters, it seems that it is not much different from its predecessor, but the D7200 is a machine from the inside out, and it has made great progress in both operability and picture performance.

Tamron 18-400, with D7500 is more suitable.

The D7500's CMOS sensor, Expeed5 processor and RGB sensor are all from the D500, and the D7200's shortcomings include improved image quality, improved continuous shooting performance, 4K video support, more touch flip screens, and reduced weight.