My advice: pick a lens that does one, perhaps two, things really well. In 20 years of buying equipment (and selling/trading back most of it), I've found that buying an "all purpose" lens usually means that that lens does no one thing exceptionally well.Originally Posted by artjojo
Even if it ends up taking a while to do, adding quality gear to your arsenal over time will save you money in the long run.



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