Originally posted by fuent104 I'd recommend looking through your catalog to see which focal lengths you use the most, and finding the best lenses for you at those focal lengths. Unless your goal is to start shooting entirely new material.
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The focal lengths i use the most are: 18, 30, 35, 50, 55, 70 and 200.
Originally posted by tibbitts The post asks if these lenses will be "good enough", but it would be helpful for the OP to explain in what ways the existing lenses aren't "good enough."
18-55: Not AW/ WR, Not good enough at low focal lengths and i want more wide angle. Also the problem is i sale my own K-m and 18-55 and now i use my fathers kit, i want some lenses for myself and these must be better than the 'original' lenses.
50-200: The only problem with this lens is it is not a AW/WR lense and i need something more zoom....
Originally posted by mtux The 15 is a great little lens!
I've never spoke about it like this! but recently on reviewing my over 12K photos from last 2, 3 years I found that it is ahead of all my primes in producing photos for me.
So does the DFA100WR, I love that lens!
and these two are two superb lenses in Pentax mount! not just good!
The 55-300 is also a good lens, there are better options but those are heavier and pricier! so this is the best in consumer level.
No idea about the other lens.
Yeah, there are better options than the 55-300, but i wil almost use the lower focal lengths....