Nikon d5000 already has 18-55 condoms. . I want to buy 35 1.8g fixed focus and 55-200 telephoto. . Which should I buy first? A poor student

Because 55200 and 70300 are very close, it is a cheap telephoto, and there is no advantage except that I have this focal length. But in reality, it rarely really takes that long. Unless you are particularly interested in shooting sports and birds (but at this time you will find that both of them have very high requirements for telephoto, and there are basically no such mixed heads as 70300 and 55200)

When I was at school, the situation was very similar to yours. I bought d70s+ 1870 sets, and then I bought 50 18d (there was no 35 18g at that time, and the body had a motor) and Sima's 70300 (this situation is a little richer than yours, but the key point is behind), but the 70300 was completely gone after two days of use. I can't afford to upgrade other lenses. The first thing I want to sell is 70300.

And 50 18d, as the cheapest avatar except 1855, is also the one I have in my hand for the longest time now. The head is for sale, and all kinds of cow heads are bought in the later period and have been used frequently for a long time. Now it is seriously used as the head of street shooting on the film.

Although you are a poor student, you bought a SLR, and feel that you have higher requirements for photos than others (those rich and coquettish ignore this and don't want to upgrade the lens), and the body in the SLR system is the attachment of the lens, so maybe after you use three or five lenses, you will find that high-quality lenses are more useful for good photos than convenient lenses. 35 18 is not a bull's head, but it is definitely much better than 55200.

Finally, remember this advice. The entry threshold of long zoom lens is Nikon's small bamboo gun (to be exact, it should start with f2.8 within 200mm). Although xgp and 70300 are cheap, you can know that you have to throw away more things you bought before. Look at those quotation websites. From expensive to cheap, the lenses in production are telephoto, and the N lenses above 1.5W are telephoto. Wide-angle lens is the most expensive 1.5W, bull's head is mostly around 1w, and medium-focus lens is the most expensive 1w or above. This definitely means that telephoto lenses are the most expensive. Therefore, the pan-tilt can be cheap, the wide angle can be mid-range, and the telephoto is worth buying.

Of course, the above is not absolute. Many old people in N family have stopped production, including some handmade heads, which are very good and cheap. You will know after observing them for a while. At this time, you need to know what you want to shoot most, and then choose the lens according to the subject. The d5k has no motor, so the N most affordable afd lenses can only be focused manually, which is actually a loss and makes your lens selection much smaller.