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Closeups with D3400 - having great difficulty !!
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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 821187" data-attributes="member: 50197"><p>The 18-55 was a "kit" lens that was offered with the D3400 and other crop sensor cameras. It was often paired with a 70-300. I purchased a D3400 for my daughter several years ago. It came with both of these lenses, plus a camera bag and memory card, and the kit was on sale, new, for $500. It isn't a top of the line lens, but, IMO, is a solid performer, especially considering the price point. Light, quiet, fast and positive AF, and decent optical performance. The Ken Rockwell review I read gave it very favorable marks, and even bragged about the close focusing it offered. They are available used, for around the price of a decent, but not extravagant, sit down meal for two. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Good idea to try out your buddy's lens on your camera.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 821187, member: 50197"] The 18-55 was a "kit" lens that was offered with the D3400 and other crop sensor cameras. It was often paired with a 70-300. I purchased a D3400 for my daughter several years ago. It came with both of these lenses, plus a camera bag and memory card, and the kit was on sale, new, for $500. It isn't a top of the line lens, but, IMO, is a solid performer, especially considering the price point. Light, quiet, fast and positive AF, and decent optical performance. The Ken Rockwell review I read gave it very favorable marks, and even bragged about the close focusing it offered. They are available used, for around the price of a decent, but not extravagant, sit down meal for two. Good idea to try out your buddy's lens on your camera. [/QUOTE]
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