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Ok, so I recently bought a Nikon D3000 as my first D-SLR camera and I love it. I bought it with the lens kit which included the Nikon 18-55mm VR and the Nikon 55-200mm VR. I want to shoot mainly Wild life/Nature photography and also Sunsets. So heres my question. I have the 55-200mm VR lens, but should I go out and buy the Nikon 70-300mm VR lens. Also if I do buy the 70-300 should I keep my 55-200mm lens or sell it to help pay for my new lens?
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For shooting wildlife, you should probably have the extra focal length. And if you've got the 70-300 VR, the 55-200 VR is redundant except possibly for sunsets and, of course, size and weight.
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