From the course: Photography Foundations: Lenses
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Where to buy
Eventually after comparing and contrasting, weighing this against that, reading gobs of online reviews and figuring out what you can sell off on eBay, you might finally be ready to buy a lens. So where should you buy? Of course looking online is probably your first instinct and there are a lot of good reputable sources for lenses and cameras online. So your first task will simply be to compare prices. Amazon usually stocks everything we covered here and they're almost always competitive on price. Right now most of Amazon's camera sales are handled by Adorama in New York. B&H Photo also in New York has a comprehensive selection and is also very competitive on price, and if you happen to be in Manhattan, stop by. B&H is always fun and it's a great chance to see stuff in person. Calumet Photo is also a very good source for camera gear. In addition to their online presence they had stores in many major cities around the country. buydig.com is another good option, or you may already have…
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Choosing a lens7m 11s
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Lenses for crop sensor cameras4m 25s
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Image quality4m 10s
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Lens features6m 42s
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Size and weight6m 29s
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Lens notes for Micro Four Thirds7m 6s
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Specialty lenses5m 9s
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Where to buy2m 54s
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Lens caps1m 28s
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