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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 453299" data-attributes="member: 16090"><p>If you are mostly shooting with strobes in a wedding, then VR is not of much help.</p><p></p><p>I feel that the Tamron 90mm is a fantastic macro lens. If you want long working distance then the Nikon 200mm is the best. For copy work nothing really beats the Nikon 60mm D lens.</p><p></p><p>Regarding subject isolation, unless you are shooting up close, there is not much difference between F1.8 and F1.4, so you can consider the 85mm F1.8 initially, or else you can borrow/rent both the lenses and see if the F1.4 is really worth the markup. Another option you may consider is the 50mm F1.2 AIS manual focus lens. It is one of the sharpest 50mm Nikons F2 onwards.</p><p></p><p>The 14-24 is the best lens in this range, better at 14mm than the 14mm prime. I have noticed that this is used mostly for industrial shoots and rarely in wedding or landscapes, so I was wondering of its utility for you. Unless you need the 14-18mm range, the Nikon F1.8 primes would be better buy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aroy, post: 453299, member: 16090"] If you are mostly shooting with strobes in a wedding, then VR is not of much help. I feel that the Tamron 90mm is a fantastic macro lens. If you want long working distance then the Nikon 200mm is the best. For copy work nothing really beats the Nikon 60mm D lens. Regarding subject isolation, unless you are shooting up close, there is not much difference between F1.8 and F1.4, so you can consider the 85mm F1.8 initially, or else you can borrow/rent both the lenses and see if the F1.4 is really worth the markup. Another option you may consider is the 50mm F1.2 AIS manual focus lens. It is one of the sharpest 50mm Nikons F2 onwards. The 14-24 is the best lens in this range, better at 14mm than the 14mm prime. I have noticed that this is used mostly for industrial shoots and rarely in wedding or landscapes, so I was wondering of its utility for you. Unless you need the 14-18mm range, the Nikon F1.8 primes would be better buy. [/QUOTE]
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