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Am having to do a fair bit of indoor photography, lowish light (no flash or remote lighting). Have been getting by with a 50mm 1.8 lens on my Nikon 7000 but could do with a wider view.
I also have an 18-200 but it struggles with low light, and a short DOP is really useful.
So what Nikon lens would do a job ... within a £200 budget or ideally less.
Thanks
You could pick up a tamron 17-50 f2.8 for £200 fairly easily?
[url= http://www.mpbphotographic.co.uk/used-equipment/used-lenses/used-nikon-fit-lenses/nikon-af-s-35mm-f/1.8g-dx-11111118/ ]35mm f1.8[/url]
[url= http://www.mpbphotographic.co.uk/used-equipment/used-lenses/used-nikon-fit-lenses/nikon-af-28mm-f/2.8d/ ]28mm f2.8[/url]
[url= http://www.mpbphotographic.co.uk/used-equipment/used-lenses/used-nikon-fit-lenses/nikon-af-s-18-105mm-f/3.5-5.6g-ed-vr/ ]18-105 VR[/url] (actually pretty reasonable to use!)
I have this in the classifieds at the moment -
it is a tad over budget - but its a nice wide lens
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/sigma-10-20mm-f4-56-ex-dc-hsm-nikon-mount
thanks all. Capt Kronos - bit of a rubbish qn, but is a 35mm discernibly different to a 50mm - like the low focal length, but wonder if it'll be enough of a step?
50mm is telephoto on a D7000 (or any other DX frame body).
35mm is very very very slightly tele, 28mm is very very very slightly wide.
24mm would be medium wide (like a 35mm back in film days or on FX bodies).