Hi guys.
Guess many of us have the money to get dSLRs but kinda heavy when it comes to buying lenses. Choosing the right lens can be totally changed your whole photography experience.
So, I'll start first by asking all ther sifus around here.
I already have a 18-200VR lens now.
The only problem with this lens is, at 200mm, it is not so clear... and the aperture is on the high side... f/3.5-5.6
So, I am looking for another lens that I can take "people" indoor without much using flash. (I hate flash unless got diffuser)
First question...
Should I get a 50mm, f/1.8D (or 50mm f/1.4D) or a Macro lens 105mm VR (f/2.8)
I love to take macro... but the thing with macro is, you don't do that everytime.
I'd say 50-60% of my photo taking is on "people". 20-30% on scenery and 10-20% on insects/macros.
Of course, the 18-200VR also can take potraits, 105mm also can... but the bokeh effect not so syiok la...
Any suggestion?


