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Is this a good Nikon D80 deal? |
comes with 3 lenses in addition, i don't know if this lense combination would be enough. If it sounds to good to be true, chances are... The camera is a good one and the lenses (the 18-55mm, 50mm and 70-300mm IF Nikon's, are good lenses. If they are third-party, you may be wasting your money). What is scary is the way they are marketing the deal. They are appealing to people who have no experience with cameras and cannot see through the smoke and mirrors being used to sell this camera. Oh god no. They also give you wide & telephoto "lenses" that fit in front of a regular lens. That's like using a coke bottle for your lens. yes |
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