Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - Excuse me, what lens is suitable for Nikon D40 or can give full play to its performance?

Excuse me, what lens is suitable for Nikon D40 or can give full play to its performance?

What lens a camera should be equipped with depends on two things: one is your budget, and the other is what you take with your camera. A shot discussion can last for a day and a night. Let me tell you briefly from these two aspects. Use telephoto lens to shoot birds, use wide-angle lens to shoot landscapes, and use fixed-focus lens to shoot portraits. You use the D40 fuselage, so I assume you are a junior photographer. I suggest you buy a wide-angle lens first. You can take into account the portrait and the scenery, and you can endure it first. Next, look at your budget. Personally, I think the more economical lens is AF-Snbsp;; Nicole nbsp;; 18-70 mmnbsp; 3.5-4.5 nbsp; ED is also the head of cameras such as D70, and there are many on the market. It costs about 1700 to find a second-hand one with good color (I'm not sure about the price, about 1000). The lens is of unknown workmanship, and it is a metal bayonet, which is not a little better than the plastic bayonet of D40. The aperture at the 70mm end is 3.5, and the aperture at the 70mm end is 4. Any dog head can take a good photo, and any cow head can take a garbage photo, depending on how you use it. If you are a camera, you can also use a condom first. 1 year later, you also know what you like to shoot and what you are suitable for shooting, and your photography skills have improved a little. It's not too late to choose the lens then. Don't waste money. In addition, you can go to nbsp [unscrupulous] nbsp, a professional photography forum. But be careful when you go in, don't be too poisoned. Ha ha.