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<blockquote data-quote="salty joe" data-source="post: 141676" data-attributes="member: 13883">Thanks gqtuazon. The camera I have on the way is body only, so I'm trying to get a grip on lenses.I'm thinking used lenses for sure. Given that I want to get lenses that are keepers when I upgrade to a better camera, would you agree that AF-s lenses are my best choice in terms of focus? Can all Nikkor lenses be focused manually if the motor fails or you just feel like it?I'll have to figure out the rest of the abbreviations. I'm trying to understand the features of the lenses first. Then I'll try to find a lens I like with the right features. Anyway, I'm hoping to find something for a couple hundred bucks. You know, like that super wide angle that can see behind the camera. jk. IDK, we'll see.I was wondering today, are there cameras with a USB port to dump the memory card to? A handful of flashdrives and you'd be all set for a week of vacation pics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="salty joe, post: 141676, member: 13883"] Thanks gqtuazon. The camera I have on the way is body only, so I'm trying to get a grip on lenses. I'm thinking used lenses for sure. Given that I want to get lenses that are keepers when I upgrade to a better camera, would you agree that AF-s lenses are my best choice in terms of focus? Can all Nikkor lenses be focused manually if the motor fails or you just feel like it? I'll have to figure out the rest of the abbreviations. I'm trying to understand the features of the lenses first. Then I'll try to find a lens I like with the right features. Anyway, I'm hoping to find something for a couple hundred bucks. You know, like that super wide angle that can see behind the camera. jk. IDK, we'll see. I was wondering today, are there cameras with a USB port to dump the memory card to? A handful of flashdrives and you'd be all set for a week of vacation pics. [/QUOTE]

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