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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 503360" data-attributes="member: 13090">My girlfriend shoots with a D5300 and once she put my Sigma 35mm Art lens on, well... That was pretty much the end of that. The Sigma Art series lenses are not cheap, but they're fantastic. And don't underestimate your D3300; just because it lacks some of the features of the pro-level bodies doesn't mean it doesn't have the raw horsepower needed to render a fantastic image, because I assure you it does. There a hundreds of videos on Youtube where people experiment with putting cheap glass on high-end, professional-grade camera bodies as opposed to professional level glass on less expensive camera bodies to see what really matters: body or glass. Great glass, even on a lower-end camera body, wins out every single time.I don't know what you're shooting with now in regards to lenses and I'm not telling you what you should do, but it's entirely possible you haven't seen the full potential of your D3300 because of the glass you've been putting in front of it. ....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 503360, member: 13090"] My girlfriend shoots with a D5300 and once she put my Sigma 35mm Art lens on, well... That was pretty much the end of that. The Sigma Art series lenses are not cheap, but they're fantastic. And don't underestimate your D3300; just because it lacks some of the features of the pro-level bodies doesn't mean it doesn't have the raw horsepower needed to render a fantastic image, because I assure you [I]it does[/I]. There a hundreds of videos on Youtube where people experiment with putting cheap glass on high-end, professional-grade camera bodies as opposed to professional level glass on less expensive camera bodies to see what really matters: body or glass. Great glass, even on a lower-end camera body, wins out every single time. I don't know what you're shooting with now in regards to lenses and I'm not telling you what you should do, but it's entirely possible you haven't seen the full potential of your D3300 because of the glass you've been putting in front of it. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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