what do u mean, they are both equally important.
2007-05-27 07:06:44
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answered by Anonymous
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This is actually a tough question. Both make a difference, but I'd say that a great lens on a mediocre camera will take a technically better picture than a mediocre lens on a great camera. There must be a balance somewhere in the middle.
Many of us recommend in favor of spending money on lens upgrades rather than body upgrades.
Certainly in a film camera, the lens is MUCH more important than the camera, which must be merely adequate at carrying the film and operating a shutter somewhat accurately.
In a digital camera, there are no really poor quality SLR bodies these days. If someone has a D50 or a Rebel XT with the 18-55 kit lens and finds themself with $1,000 or so to spend on equipment, it would do more to improve their pictures to buy a top quality lens than to buy a body with more pixels.
And while I don't really agree with you arjc1n3d, I am not the onen who gave you a thumbs down! There's no call for that if you have just expressed your opinion. This is not a black and white question, so you can certainly hold true to your opinion without criticism.
2007-05-27 07:16:55
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answered by Picture Taker 7
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I would say the lens is sorta more important because even on a medicore camera the pictures will be better than normal. If the lenses is medicore and the camera is good then your shots will be amazing. Plus bodys get outdated in a year so lenses are a better investment anyway
2007-05-28 15:41:12
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answered by Koko 4
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Both are important. Buy a good camera, like a Nikon D50 or D80 and do lots of homework on lenses. There is 3 concerns outdoor shot, indoor shots, and night shots. There are lenses that can do all three, Don't forget ask question when you go shopping and if you see someone with a nice camera out shooting pics, ask them a few question too. DO YOUR HOMEWORK, it will pay off. I use the Nikon D-80 with 18x135 and 70x300 lenses.
2007-05-27 07:24:38
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answered by James B 1
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I agree with Dr. Sam, he has provided you with a perfectly good response to your question. With film, the lens has the most influential effect on the final photo.
2007-05-27 07:28:36
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answered by Knikol 2
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