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<blockquote data-quote="Anco" data-source="post: 370096" data-attributes="member: 30397"><p>Take it from me, if you buy an FX body and don't have any FX glass then what you have there is an expensive shelf ornament. If you know you are going FX, buying FX glass now will be much easier on the pocket than buying a body and glass at the same time (plus buying DX glass in the interim). I switched brands to go FX, so had to buy everything at once and the cost really adds up and I couldn't get the glass I wanted. Now I have the camera I want, but I have to wait to get the glass I need, that it deserves to have on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anco, post: 370096, member: 30397"] Take it from me, if you buy an FX body and don't have any FX glass then what you have there is an expensive shelf ornament. If you know you are going FX, buying FX glass now will be much easier on the pocket than buying a body and glass at the same time (plus buying DX glass in the interim). I switched brands to go FX, so had to buy everything at once and the cost really adds up and I couldn't get the glass I wanted. Now I have the camera I want, but I have to wait to get the glass I need, that it deserves to have on it. [/QUOTE]
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