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Is the kit lens for Sony Alpha A100 is worth the extra $ 100?
I'm considering buying A100 and am decide if getting lens kit. The lens sells for $ 199 U.S.. I'm new DSLR and lenses do not currently have. KM Can you get good market these days: Here are the specs from the site of Sony DT18-70mm F3.5 SAL1870-5.6 Lens Specifications: Lens Design TD: more compact, lightweight lens designed specifically for the image size APS-CCD used in the Sony ® α (alpha) DSLR-A100:. aspheric lenses to correct visual aberrations wide angle lens for light to capture more visually accurate wide shots ED. (Extra-low Dispersion) Glass: To reduce chromatic aberration telephoto extension, by correcting certain wavelengths of light, crisp images with well defined colors circular. Aperture: Because aperture blades form a circle openings around the scale used in low light shots, the light sources have a beautiful place circular blur.
There could be two reasons not to do: * It is the intention of getting something like a 18-200mm for comfort. In this case the 18-70 would be redundant – including $ 100, not enough not to justify buying separately. * You do not have a better lens in the range 18-70mm. Even for the retail price of $ 199, do not expect not of high quality image. Personally, I use a Nikon D200 (also with a 10 megapixel sensor from Sony) and I can say from $ 200 Zoom do justice to the probe.
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