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i'm in love with my lens but what should be my next/first lens purchase?

I'm not looking for the high dollar ones and i don't want the cheap ones i work and can save up for whatever would suit me best.
i'm still a new to this all at least with a good camera no more point and shoots for me.
My current lens I LOVE IT 18-200mm macro DII tanson tele. i use it as my walk around lens. i have a 55mm but i don't like it as much. i really like the wide lens maybe not fisheye well one day.
i plan on taking photo's of everything. i don't have a select area i truely want to focus on. well maybe just people , in weddings, family poses, studio shots (not that far yet that might be a long while) and objects for stock photography.
what should be my next lens.
i'm wordy today sorry! but thanks in advance!

If you're hooked on zooms, I can suggest the Sigma 10-20mm. I don't normally recommend Sigma but in this case, they have a winner and it's outside the focal range you're using now.

Having said that, if you want to get into really high quality photography you'll have to start seriously considering prime lenses (single focal length). While they aren't as convenient as zooms, their image quality generally makes up for it. You'll probably need 3-4 lenses to cover the range that your zoom is covering now. It might be pricey going through the process but it will be worth it in the end.

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When a new addition to the family arrives, the cameras pop out like weeds

in the garden. Unfortunately, most of the pictures, while enjoyed, never quite capture the cuteness of the new baby. Here are some tips to help you do the little darling justice.

First, let me advise you never to use a wide angle lens for a baby picture. The foreshortening of a 28mm focal length lens will be sure to (1) make the babyÂ’s nose appear larger, (2) reduce the size of their ears to looking smaller and out of shape, and (3) probably cause an overexposure of the image due to the closeness of the flash to the subject. One the other hand, a short telephoto lens (100mm) will reproduce our angelÂ’s features to a normal proportion, all of his (or her) different parts presented in the proper ratio. Even a small distortion of proportion has a definite (and detrimental) effect on the features.

While IÂ’m not excluding taking pictures at night with a flash, I am recommending that you wait for daytime for that wonderful light coming from your window. Turn off the flash or cover it with two layers of white handkerchief. A setting of 200 ISO should be sufficient for a good exposure. The bottom pane is the one with the most photogenic light, so if you can, close off the upper part. Try raising the mattress in the crib so that you can see the baby without looking down. Soft light from the sky or light reflected off clouds produces a three dimensional rounded effect especially flattering to a babyÂ’s face. If the room is furnished in dark colors, place a reflecting surface near the baby to fill in the shadow. Use a tripod or other support and shoot away.

Try different angles: a high angle looking down, a position on the opposite side of the crib (turn it around), or even through the bars. Avoid using the macro setting on a zoom lens, since this setting most often incorporates a wide angle focal length. Find the closest distance possible on your short telephoto lens (85mm - 120mm) and stand at that distance. A two diopter close-up attachment lens could halve this distance for super close-ups.

For twins, try to have one sit and one stand. The diagonals produced in the composition introduce a dynamic note to the picture. Important is to have all eyes pointing in the same direction. A squeeze toy helps.

DonÂ’t forget the comic possibilities of baby photography. A cold piece of lettuce often produces a variety of quizzical expressions. A slice of lemon brings a riot of surprised and sour looks. A messy finale to a noon time meal is best enjoyed at a distance. Tickling feathers, air blown through a straw or a spray of water from a hidden source can supply an endless source of comical expressions. Before long, youÂ’ll have them captured forever in pictures and in your hearts!

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