Click me!
There’s something just gratifying about ordering something online only to discover some unexpected perks.
For the past several days I’ve been wrestling with a problem that I’m sure most hobbyist photographers deal with early on in their careers: the multiple lens problem.
As I mentioned, I recently indulged myself and bought a second lens for my Nikon D60: the Nikkor AF-S 1.4/G. Its classified as a “prime” lens, meaning that it has no option for the photographer to zoom in or out on a subject. Instead the photographer must move his body to capture the shot he wants. The trade-off is that the lens tends to take superior pictures for the money paid. Fewer moving parts means that your money is going towards glass and not mechanisms.
