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well, my personal kit (at the moment) consists of an 18-55mm that came with the camera, and the 55-200mm VR lens.
I get to use a 70-300mm VR lens when I go to the lake sometimes, and I'm trying to get a Nikon 50mm 1.8 AF lens for taking pics with available light (i.e. inside dark rides) - that lens is usually about $150, and is a great traveler (small size) and great lens for portraits. |
VR on Nikon cameras is handled by the lens- some other manufacturers move the sensor inside the camera around instead.
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OK, take a look at this package.
http://soniccameras.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=4918 It appears to be the same as Costco only $250 cheaper. But, are those lenses VR? |
The Costco one is with the VR versions of both lenses. That is not the VR lenses. They are still excellent lenses, even without VR.
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Is VR worth the extra $250?
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Personally I don't think so. And definitely not worth it for the smaller lens. You can get the 55-200mm VR for less than that $250 difference.
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The Nikon D is amazing. You will love it. So many of us have them now - you're right, we should do a collaborative digital photography effort!
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I decided on the D80 deal. It seemed to good to pass up. (Tax write-off too!)
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YAY!!
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