Re: Good Lens for my DSLR?
Brian, what is your price range? What is the focal length you use (or would like to use) the most? Also, try joining a photography forum, if you haven't already. Not only are they a great source of advice for technique and the like, but people often post about lenses they like/ have used, and many sites have "archives" of photos with certain lens/ camera combos. That way, you can get an idea of what things look like, and how they coincide with what you are looking for.
Once piece of advice I can offer is to not be afraid of a lens from third party manufacturers (Tamron, Sigma, etc). Also, don't shy away from a lens because it is expensive, but don't blow all your money on one either lol. Lenses, at least with most manufacturers can be used on many different bodies, so while you may upgrade the camera, you can use the same lenses for a long time.
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