cant decide to get which prime lens! Sigma? Nikon?

[bonrya]

Not to offence anyone, just that would like to advise you guys what's the true meaning of photography ..

Then we should refer you to the thread we had some time ago called "true photographer" :bsmilie:

 

[Fudgecakes]

then how about people that look for feet? :bsmilie:

Feetophile

 

[TWmilkteaTW]

Prolly the 50mm. Can't fathom the thought of a newbie having 2k of "spare cash" to invest in a nikkor 35/1.4 hahha

Newbie and Cash. Is totally 2 different thing lei.

 

[Shizuma]

then how about people that look for feet? :bsmilie:

at the risk of going off topic that would be a feetish hahaha

 

[Fudgecakes]

Newbie and Cash. Is totally 2 different thing lei.

Yeah but newbie and willingness to spend that much money is Linked no?

 

[spree86]

Yeah but newbie and willingness to spend that much money is Linked no?

No, it's not linked. A newbie with lots of spare cash will be more willing to spend large amounts on photography than an experienced shoot who is tight on cash.

 

[Fudgecakes]

No, it's not linked. A newbie with lots of spare cash will be more willing to spend large amounts on photography than an experienced shoot who is tight on cash.

But thats not the case here yes?

 

[Shizuma]

best get legacy glass . m 42 plus adapter . cheap and good

 

[spree86]

But thats not the case here yes?

That is not for us to determine. Anyway, let's end the discussion here, it's going OT.

To TS, if you are worried about Sigma's focusing issue then stick to the Nikon primes. Sigma does allow 2 calibrations free if charge with every new lens but even when calibrated, seems like there's still problems depending on subject distance.

 

[JasonB]

Lol This has got to be the most poisonous and dumb advice thus far



U obviously cannot sense miao's sarcasm LOL

Actually it's all of you cannot sense my sarcasm in the first place. Too deep.

 

[trd2970]

Can we do go back straight talking, call a spade a spade