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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Bautsch" data-source="post: 15666" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>The reviews I've read on the Sigma lens is that it is a good walk around lens for the budget minded photographer. It gives good performance for it's price range. If your an aspiring photographer wanting to learn DSLR techniques then this is a good lens to start with. It is however a lens that you will quickly grow out of and will leave you looking for better glass down the road. I have to agree with Anthony and Jack and recommend the 18-105mm kit lens to start with. It's a lens that you can grow into and with the D90 you will have a very good lens and body combination that can produce great shots. I also recommend you complete your profile with a little information about yourself, camera, lens and any other equipment you are using. That will help us help you with any questions you may have. This is a great site to ask questions and solve problems. Enjoy your new D90.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Joseph Bautsch, post: 15666, member: 654"] The reviews I've read on the Sigma lens is that it is a good walk around lens for the budget minded photographer. It gives good performance for it's price range. If your an aspiring photographer wanting to learn DSLR techniques then this is a good lens to start with. It is however a lens that you will quickly grow out of and will leave you looking for better glass down the road. I have to agree with Anthony and Jack and recommend the 18-105mm kit lens to start with. It's a lens that you can grow into and with the D90 you will have a very good lens and body combination that can produce great shots. I also recommend you complete your profile with a little information about yourself, camera, lens and any other equipment you are using. That will help us help you with any questions you may have. This is a great site to ask questions and solve problems. Enjoy your new D90. [/QUOTE]

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