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To tell you the truth, D800 is very good, and the current price is also very suitable.

18- 105 is a lens in APS-C format, so it is reserved as a D90 trailer.

50mm 1.8D imaging is good, with high resolution, good color and contrast. Compared with the new 50 mm 1.8g, Jiao Wai blur effect is not good, and bilinear is obvious. But the price of this lens is low, and there is not much money left. I suggest you keep it. To tell the truth, there is not much difference in actual use.

70-300mm f/4-5.6G This lens is Nikon's most cost-effective lens, and the imaging in the film era is not bad. In some extreme cases, purple stripes appear when it is combined with a digital body, especially in Gao Fancha. However, strengths and weaknesses can sometimes make good works. With the full-frame D800, the image edge quality will obviously decrease, and the phenomenon of dark corners and purple edges will be more serious, which is far from the 3600W high pixel of D800, unless the pixels or borders are lowered later. Because the material of this lens is relatively simple (no aspherical mirror, no ED glass, no AF-S motor, no VS anti-shake, and even the lens body is made of plastic), the price of this lens is very low, and there is not much money left. It is better to keep it for use with D800, and it can also play a basic recording role in special times. You can change a big bamboo gun when you have money.

As the head of D800, of course, 24-70/2.8 Mirror King is the best, but the price is too high for your budget to afford 24- 120/4. In fact, the head of 24-85 sets is still very good, and the indicators are also good, but the aperture is small and the feel is almost poor. If you are not satisfied with the 24-85, you can only choose the new 24- 105/2.8. This lens has good imaging and workmanship, and the price is reasonable, but it is said that some lenses are out of focus.

At present, the D800 is very cost-effective, and D6 10 is not bad, but the grade gap with D800 is obvious, especially for the focusing system. You are still a student, not an equipment party. In two or three years, its function will probably not satisfy you. Then will you buy another machine? So, a strong man broke his wrist and bought the D800 in one step.

Tell the truth, not rigorous portraits, exhibitions, scenery, 24-85 can be done. If the requirements are high, you need super wide angle (landscape and humanities, etc.). ), medium focus portrait lens, such as 85mm/ 1.4, telephoto lens, such as 70-200/2.8 (scenery, sports, portrait close-up, etc. To tell the truth, the input is endless.

Even if you get rid of this thing, you won't get much money. I still recommend it as an assistant. At present, the hottest second-hand photographic equipment is hummingbird. You can log on to the hummingbird second-hand forum to see the current market.

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