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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jallengomez, post: 1050842, member: 19748&quot;]T-</p><p><br /></p><p>I can tell you that I shoot with a DSLR and I&#039;m a decent photog.&nbsp; I own all the lighting; AB Flashes, softboxes, reflectors, etc...but I was used to shooting models.&nbsp; When I started trying to shoot coins, the frustrations set in.&nbsp; IMO, you&#039;d be better off spending half that amount on a decent camera body(if coin photography is your primary goal) and then spend the money on the glass.&nbsp; You can get a great 50mm macro for under $300, but realistically you should be looking at and considering a $300-$1000 price range and looking in the 100mm range.&nbsp; The lens that comes standard with that camera you are looking at isn&#039;t going to do anything for you when you want to shoot a coin.&nbsp; As a matter of fact, a mid range Nikon compact digital would shoot a better coin photo than that lens.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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