lens vs flash

[seppuku]

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hello mga masters..im still new with regards to photography and still trying to progress my skills further..in your opinion, as a noob like me, asa mas-unahon nako paliton? lens or flash?

[brenz105]

unsa mn nga kind of subjects imo gusto picture-an? for me, depende mn gd na if u like strobing and portraits, so ok ra pod flash. i assume naa kay kitlens ron na 18-55mm. pwedi ra kaau na. ask lang sd ko unsa na lens imo plano paliton? depende sd na gihapon sa type of photography if mo palit ka ug lens...just my 2cents.

[homeryap]

kit lenses are always gud enuf to develop your skills as a fotog.

il go with the flash. gud lighting never fails to produce gud fotografs.

then when you know what forte in fotografy u want to delve in then that's the time you invest on some gud lenses.

a 50mm 1.8 is never a bad idea tho. cheap plus super sharp images equals very nice fotografs.

[mysticrain]

If you can buy a good lens then go. if you can buy a lens and a cheap flash much better.

[teeemoy]

ako, when i started out, i only had my 18-55 kit lens and 50mm f/1.8. content nko for a while. i was mostly taking pics of landscapes, street life, so mostly daylight portraits. occasionally, tira2x sad ug long exposures at night. recently, ni kuha kog flash and i use it for product shoots and portraits.

so murag mas maayo naa kay 50mm f/1.8 and a flash. pero depende ra jud na sa imo birada pre.

[hayden]

1 flash and 1 lens is a good way to start developing your skills

[itsfourtwenty420]

go for flashes

[ceb1reslit]

ambient light+good lens=works for me

[camerauser]

with a flash you can shoot functions like parties. a 50mm 1.8 will work but indoor with basic room light shutter speed will suffer. delicado blurred ang picts.

[Motownkid]

L-enses!