If you already have a Sony 55 210, do you still have to buy 18 135 heads?

In my experience, don't buy it, because it's not worth it, and there's no need to spend that money.

In this case, it must be modified like this, only in this way can it be better compatible and achieve a very good use effect without any problems.

It is necessary, because the 25 aperture is not good for portrait shooting, and it is more appropriate to use 18.

The main reason why this is necessary is because they can achieve a very good result in the configuration without any problems.

I don't think there's really any need to buy a Sony 55-210, as long as I can use it.

I'm a 6300 user 55-210 But it's just to buy and play, the quality of the shot is acceptable, basically only suitable for going out during the day, the focus is a little slow in the dark, it is recommended to use an aperture of about 9-13 for shooting.

So there is no need for 5523210 to buy 18 to 315 lenses anymore.

I don't think it's necessary, if you're a professional photographer, you can do a whole amateur one, it's enough.

If you have Sony, you can buy it, and if you have money, you can buy one.

18 135 is wide-angle to medium-focus, and 55 210 is standard-to-telephoto.

Don't say that when you're together, a lot of times it will magnify when you were a child.

If you want to buy this kind of head, it should be achievable.

The 55-210 is a telephoto lens, which is only suitable for shooting farther scenes, and it is impossible to shoot closer, and there is no wide-angle focal length at all. It usually needs to be paired with other lenses to be easy to use.

The 18-135 is an on-hook lens that covers common focal lengths, and although the wide angle is not light and the telephoto is not long, it is very convenient, and usually a single lens can handle most shooting situations.

Sony 18-50 lens parameters.

Sony 18-50 Lens Parameters: Focal Length: 18-50mm Maximum Aperture:

Minimum focusing distance: Maximum magnification: Angle of view:

76°-32° Resolution and Practice Steps:1First, check that the lens is mounted correctly and make sure that the connection between the lens and the camera is secure.

2.Then, check the lens's focus ring to make sure it's free to rotate, the stove is large, and it's not jamming. 3.

Next, check the aperture ring of the lens to make sure that the aperture ring can rotate freely and is not jammed. 4.Finally, check the lenses of the lens to make sure that the lenses are not damaged, free of dust, no stains, no abrasions, etc.

2.The focal length of a lens refers to the distance from the lens to the focal point, which determines the angle of view of the shot, and the longer the focal length, the narrower the angle of view of the shot. 3.

The maximum aperture refers to the maximum aperture value that can be reached by the lens, which determines the depth of field when shooting, the larger the aperture, the shallower the depth of field when shooting. 4.The minimum focusing distance refers to the closest distance that the lens can shoot, which determines the size of the photographed object, and the smaller the minimum focusing distance, the larger the size of the photographed object.

Required, the quality of 18105 is very good, great tourist head, sharp imaging, light weight, **cheap. From wide-angle to medium-telephoto basically covered. Recommended to buy.

It definitely doesn't make sense, if you mainly think about shooting landscapes, of course, the wide-angle end is the main one, your multiple mid-focal lengths don't make much sense, and the 18-105 lens doesn't improve much.

Since the landlord doesn't have too much budget, as far as the shot you said is concerned, there is no need to change it, it's enough to bring an 18-55 to go, and it's just as good**.

If you are currently using 18-55, it is recommended to change to 18-200VR to go around the world, 70-200 You may not need it, and 18-200VR is super cost-effective. In the future, if you are more interested in photography, you can match it with a big three yuan.

It is recommended that you borrow one, but you can't spend money to borrow it. 18-105.。。It's not worth buying, in fact, beginners look better when shooting a wide angle of scenery.

The focal length of 18 has not changed, and it is not short enough, and 105 has not grown much. It's a waste to buy it, so it's recommended to go directly to 85, make up some focal lengths, and you can still use it in the future, or borrow an 18-105 to supplement it.

105 is actually good, the key depends on the operator and the photo environment, suitable for people on the road, but I still recommend buying a 50G fixed focus, the image quality is absolutely strong, cheap and relatively light.

The so-called "one shot to go all over the world" is 18-105, which is basically enough.

If it's not enough, it's 18-55+70-200. I still think the 18-105 is the most suitable for a single lens.

I don't recommend that you change to 18-105 so that you're going from one dog head to another, and it doesn't make sense at all. You can choose the Sigma 17-50 with a large aperture for convenience and practicality. I don't want to think about the sub-factory, you can choose Nikon's focal length and imaging are good.

The only one that can surpass Nikon's 16-85 and Sigma's 17-50 is Nikon's 17-55. But 17-55 is too expensive. If you feel that the shorter is not enough, you can choose Nikon's 70-300VR, this lens is called the little donkey cannon, the imaging focal length, and the cost performance is definitely good.

I'll just say three points and I'll let you throw away 18-55:

1. Do you have a hang-up head? Don't tell me it's 18-55

2. If the 18-105 picture quality is not good, why do you keep the 18-55?

3. Do you think the 18-55 will match the lens better than the 18-105?

It doesn't make sense at all If you don't want to carry a lot of lenses, then change to 18-200

If used alone as a tourist, the 18-105 is very suitable, cheap, practical and lightweight. However, it is undeniable that the image quality of the 18-105 is average, especially at the edges.

However, if there is a certain demand for image quality, and the economic conditions allow, it is recommended that you keep 18-55 first, and then go to 55-300VR or 70-300VR (of course, you have the money to go directly to 70-200VR in one step), so that you can get a wider focal length and better image quality.

If you have money, you can change it, and if you don't have money, 18-55 is also very good.

Yes, let's change it, and the cost is not too high.

Basically, it's good to use your 18-55 to shoot landscapes, and the telephoto ones are not suitable for shooting landscapes.

These two lenses are very similar, the biggest difference is that the former has ultrasound, but ** is much worse.

The magnification is about the same, with the former slightly stronger; But the latter is a full-frame lens and can be used on a full-frame camera.

The former is lighter, at 305g, and the latter is 460g, which is heavier.

Generally speaking, since you want to play telephoto, let's make it longer, 300mm can grow a lot more than 200mm. **It's cheap, as for the focus is a little slower, that's basically acceptable, so why do you want to do it so fast? There weren't that many captures.

If the focus speed is very demanding, the 55 200 will not meet the requirements.

So, get a cheap one.

That one is not an ultrasonic motor, it is called a smooth focus motor. It's far from ultrasound. It is recommended to buy the former, after all, it is a new product, and the focus is indeed faster

Canon's 18-55 lens is suitable for shooting a wide range of scenes The specially designed lens of the APC-S model is inexpensive, the image quality is also very good, and the cost performance is very good.

It is hard to use 300mm to shoot scenery! This requires a tripod to hold the camera!

So, if you hold it, still use 55-200

The 75-300 focal length is longer, but there is no focusing motor, if you use the fuselage motor, the speed is inferior, in fact, the 75-300 is matched with the old sleeve 18-70, with the new sleeve 18-55, there is 55-200, the new 55-200 also has a SAM motor, focusing quickly. The telephoto is very annoying to focus slowly, and capturing has become a luxury.

75-300 with image stabilization lens to stabilize the lens Yes or not You can save a lot of money.

Hello! If you are a beginner photographer, you can choose the starter kit first, and when you are familiar with the SLR camera, you can update the high-end camera, which may be cheaper. Digital products are updated quickly, don't try to get it all in one step.

In addition, when choosing to buy the new rather than the old, (the reason is simple, with the development of technology, the performance of new products is much higher, and the price is not as expensive, especially for entry-level cameras). Therefore, a set of cameras like Nikon D5200+18-55 is enough for daily shooting. It's expensive to match 18-105 heads, and theoretically speaking, the image quality of these two lenses is about the same, but the focal length is longer.

If the budget is insufficient, choose D5200+18-55 sets.

As for the D5200, D3300, and D3200 cameras you mentioned, Nikon's low-end SLRs are divided into D5000 series and D3000 series, both of which are more controllable than the D5000 series. The latest models of the two are the D5300 and D3300, and the biggest difference between the two and the previous generation is the low-pass filter design, which gives full play to the powerful resolution of the 24-million-pixel image sensor and the latest fourth-generation processor. The current price is as:

D5300 set (18-55) about 5300 yuan, D5200 set (18-55) about 4000 yuan, D3300 set (18-55) about 3700 yuan, D3200 set (18-55) about 3000 yuan. The most cost-effective is D5200 and D3200, the difference between the two is about 1000 yuan, the difference is mainly in D5200 has a rotating screen, 39 points of focus, slightly better handling, other parameters are basically the same.

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I wish you the opportunity to find the camera you are satisfied with.