Is the Nikon 18-55 lens suitable for traveling?

How can you blur the background without telephoto? When traveling, you must have seen armed old men taking photos of flowers with a telephoto, right?

Although 18-105 is the most expensive one, it is already a very cost-effective one. 105 can meet 70% of your needs. Comparatively speaking, the 18-55 is not very useful. It is an awkward focal length. I have always felt that the 18-55 is a lens that many entry-level players do not use.

"The 18-105 blur is a bit difficult, and it requires a longer distance, but it is still not as beautiful as the 50." This sentence only emphasizes the advantages of fixed focus, but does not ignore the disadvantages of fixed focus. First of all, it makes no sense to use fixed focus to zoom ratio. There is a saying that "there is no underdog with fixed focus". It is undeniable that fixed focus does have advantages in imaging, but is it interesting to use the advantages of fixed focus to bully a dog head? Secondly, are you going to When traveling, if you really bring a fixed focus, you can't take pictures of this or that. If you want to take pictures of people's whole bodies, stand at least two meters away. You will be scared to death; finally, "18-105 blur is difficult", so you can only It is said that some people's skills are too low. Using fixed focus to shoot small and fresh styles is actually very unsatisfactory and cannot improve the actual level at all. You can become a master by sweeping the streets.

In short, if you want to take portraits when traveling, go for 18-105.

You get what you pay for when it comes to lenses, and the final decision rests with you.