Recent content by Guidenet

Try Nikon's 18-200 Zoom with Vibration Reduction. They're around $700 which is pretty good for a lens that can serve most all purposes and has image stabalization built in. For around $300, you can buy a nice 18-135. It's quite sharp but no IS and not so far from what you already have. Now...

I would agree with many that you can't go wrong with either the Canon or Nikon. When I started out a number of month ago, I was switching from a fairly extensive Nikon film system, so I'm biased toward Nikon, but I looked hard at both. It's only between Nikon and Canon, IMO, because you're not...