It is useful and convenient. Sharpness is comparable in that range, the only things that those f/2.8 lenses give you are bigger apertures and better build. All the shots were racked out to 200mm if possible (fav focal length on the lens).
Nikon AFS DX NIKKOR 55200mm f/45.6G ED VR II DSLR Lens
Some shot with a d70 or a d40.
Nikkor lenses for photographing portraits, weddings and events excel at capturing the richness and intimacy of every human emotion.
With great speed and amazing depth, they’re ideal for isolating subjects and softening backgrounds—even in challenging light. Ad shop now nikon 55 200mm lens for portraits Combining this two lenses will grant you many capturing positions and angles. The photo shoot will be around 3:30 pm when the sun is still moderately bright.
Measures 2.7 inches in diameter and 3.1 inches long;
With added vibration control it opens up the chance to always capture the moment in sharp clarity. In fact the only one comes from nikon. Even on a crop sensor, the tradition ranges for portrait are still good here and it's not too long for sports/wildlife. Whether you’re shooting candidly or setting up portraits, make life’s defining.
Also, i just bought an external flash sb80dx and i'm experimenting.
The focal length beyond 50mm can be good for portraits. I only say “can”, because it depends on the kind of portrait you want. I don't usually hang out in the camera forum (spend more time in the lighting forum), but have been hoping for some news on the d40 replacement, and you guys seem to be in the know. If you're ok with the slower focus and plastic build, go for it.
It may even be a little short depending on the subject.
