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<blockquote data-quote="stevebobb" data-source="post: 151012" data-attributes="member: 13314">Glenn cheers I think we are on the same page..I think I will go for the Nikon 24-70mm, and later the 70-200mm it makes sense to me.. As you say that's what I want to buy the equipment Right first time!!really appreciate your&nbsp; your guidance and obvious&nbsp; vast experience..I already have a Yongnuo 568E which does HSS and ITTL which is not a bad flash, it hasn't got master control, though.and the ability to have external battery supply. But I got it for around $128 but I do need another flash and stands, I have a tripod I bought about 15 years ago but Not and expensive one..it seems alright to me..(for now)&nbsp;I am going to get Yongnuo 622N wireless triggers soon too which i think are just as good as the pocket wizards I have heard about.. I'm trying to buy some things on a budget, but the 2 things I do not want to compromise are the camera, and lens..which is obvious I suppose.!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevebobb, post: 151012, member: 13314"] Glenn cheers I think we are on the same page..I think I will go for the Nikon 24-70mm, and later the 70-200mm it makes sense to me.. As you say that's what I want to buy the equipment Right first time!!really appreciate your your guidance and obvious vast experience.. I already have a Yongnuo 568E which does HSS and ITTL which is not a bad flash, it hasn't got master control, though.and the ability to have external battery supply. But I got it for around $128 but I do need another flash and stands, I have a tripod I bought about 15 years ago but Not and expensive one..it seems alright to me..(for now) I am going to get Yongnuo 622N wireless triggers soon too which i think are just as good as the pocket wizards I have heard about.. I'm trying to buy some things on a budget, but the 2 things I do not want to compromise are the camera, and lens..which is obvious I suppose.! [/QUOTE]

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