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I have a Nikon D3000 with kit 18-55, 55-200 and 35 prime lenses at the moment but I'm toying with the idea of changing one or two of these lenses for 1 general purpose lens which will be of 'better' quality.
Nikon do a 16-85 f3.5-5.0 or there is a 18-200 from Nikon/sigma/other 3rd party.
The 16-85 will give some more length than my current kit lens which would be useful when out and about with the family but I'd keep the 55-200 I currently have for sports photography when I do that. But if I went for a 18-200 that would really be an all-round lens. Or should I not bother to replace any I have as they are all good enough but add a 10-20 to my lineup for landscapes?
Please help or at least give me some pointers to think about.
Thanks
Nikon do a 16-85 f3.5-5.0 or there is a 18-200 from Nikon/sigma/other 3rd party.
The 16-85 will give some more length than my current kit lens which would be useful when out and about with the family but I'd keep the 55-200 I currently have for sports photography when I do that. But if I went for a 18-200 that would really be an all-round lens. Or should I not bother to replace any I have as they are all good enough but add a 10-20 to my lineup for landscapes?
Please help or at least give me some pointers to think about.
Thanks