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Update: looks like a basic 70-300mm (f 4-5.6) IS will run you about $380 .... not sure what you are looking to spend, but that's what I'd be looking for if you wanted a decent telephoto

Medium range work, not going to get much zoom out of it. (if you take the lens cap off and snap a pic of the print on the inner ring, we could tell you exactly what it's good for). I didn't consider IS into my previous recommendation of a 70-300 (see, there I go with my SLR applications)...

Both lenses you posted will work fine for regular/medium range work; For longer work, I'd suggest a 70-300 lens - doesn't need to be upper echelon grade if you're not doing low-light or fast action

Dougie, what lenses came with yours?

I started off with Minolta and switched over to Nikon early. I suspect darn near any Nikon SB speedflash (or brand equivalent) will do the trick. While expensive, they offer the metering capabilities to adjust the flash as necessary for your environment. I'd have to dig to find what unit I was...

Believe it or not, back in the day I was a professional photographer with my own color lab (yes, back in the film days). I'm kind of a Hasselblad & Nikon snob; I will also say I'm not 100% up-to-date on all the digital gear, but in SLR terms, variable lenses are nice, but F stop is critical. It...

....and when it will include loading your own ammo (I know it's coming)

I have a confession, you're my illegitimate son

You must have me confused with someone else, I've never used your services....... But now I'm curious who is impersonating me

True, I have paid more for less

Midgets That is all, carry on.

Like you bathe

:becky:

Were you aware that an atheist invented that button?

A spot on my lap

And a broken window

Fast food worker pulled through the drive-thru window by her hair http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/fast-food-worker-pulled-hair-drive-up-window-article-1.2345365

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I say we just toss gasoline on it all and light it up!:classicevil: