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D3100
very green hobbiest setup tips?
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 210821" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>I think a lot of us DX (crop sensor) shooters that have a 50mm lens have it because we had it left over from film days. 50mm was the 'normal' lens for full frame 35mm film. 35mm is the normal lens for dx. I've heard guys recommend the 80mm as a companion to the 35mm. I like the 35. 50 is too much for family type pictures in a house or restaurant, etc. If you have the 18-55, keep it on 35mm for a few days and then 50mm for a few days to see which you will get more use out of.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 210821, member: 4923"] I think a lot of us DX (crop sensor) shooters that have a 50mm lens have it because we had it left over from film days. 50mm was the 'normal' lens for full frame 35mm film. 35mm is the normal lens for dx. I've heard guys recommend the 80mm as a companion to the 35mm. I like the 35. 50 is too much for family type pictures in a house or restaurant, etc. If you have the 18-55, keep it on 35mm for a few days and then 50mm for a few days to see which you will get more use out of. [/QUOTE]
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