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<blockquote data-quote="Elliot87" data-source="post: 438279" data-attributes="member: 25183">Like one of the early posts my main regret was getting the Nikon 55-200 lens when I bought my D3200. It wasn't even the latest VR version and I ended up virtually giving it away to a friend after a few months. In fact I regret not knowing more about the D3200 kit I was buying from Curry's. I knew the 55-200 wasn't VR but assumed the 18-55mm would be the latest version, which it wasn't. I now know a lot more about lens terminology and won't make the same mistake again. There's a reason why Curry's prices were better than elsewhere and that's because they use the bundles to get rid of old lenses that they most likely couldn't sell otherwise.I have a very cheap tripod but don't regret that so much, as I don't use it often at all and when I do its performed what I've needed. Will make sure when I do buy an upgrade it will be well researched and the best that I can reasonably afford.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elliot87, post: 438279, member: 25183"] Like one of the early posts my main regret was getting the Nikon 55-200 lens when I bought my D3200. It wasn't even the latest VR version and I ended up virtually giving it away to a friend after a few months. In fact I regret not knowing more about the D3200 kit I was buying from Curry's. I knew the 55-200 wasn't VR but assumed the 18-55mm would be the latest version, which it wasn't. I now know a lot more about lens terminology and won't make the same mistake again. There's a reason why Curry's prices were better than elsewhere and that's because they use the bundles to get rid of old lenses that they most likely couldn't sell otherwise. I have a very cheap tripod but don't regret that so much, as I don't use it often at all and when I do its performed what I've needed. Will make sure when I do buy an upgrade it will be well researched and the best that I can reasonably afford. [/QUOTE]

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