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Obviously the 20 number has to remain - do I change the width or aspect ratio? 245/50/r20 feels like it's my best option, or is there a different config I should look at?

Thank you

Or....do I just go CC2? I was pretty excited about the Defender 2, specifically for longevity & road noise - it was also slightly less expensive than the CC2

Is there anythign else I should look at? Read great things about the CC2, but I don't need ice & snow as I swap for a winter tire. I also read the Defenders are a little quieter.

Thank you

Edit: library looks like many have this as an option but not mine : Edit 2: I guess I have more to learn about libraries and will be stopping by a few!

I'd rather have a nice one for a trip than a cheap one that I'd rarely use again.

Have tried a few landscape supply places that were hit or miss by the year, and bought some horrible stuff on FB

I'm going to an outdoor museum of sorts, Greenfield Village in Michigan if you are familiar. They have a bit of everything - animals, architecture, old cars, cool trains etc.

I have a nikon 70-300, 16-80 and 35mm 1.8.

I don't see myself needing the 300 at a place like this, but I'm really torn with just using the 35mm, or bringing my bag to swap in and out with the 16-80.

I appreciate hearing about others experiences and what you normally do when you aren't going specifically for shooting.

I woke up in the middle of the night last night, nauseous, HOT, (feverish feeling, although I did not have a fever), headache, all the hallmarks of a stomach bug. After taking Zofran, which is now wearing off, I'm starting to realize I'm quite sure it had to have been something not agreeing with me / IBS flare.

Just wanted to see if I'm not alone on this, it happens too often where I'm convinced this is the time I'm gonna be down with stomach bug because of all the symptoms, then it passes.

I woke up in the middle of the night last night, nauseous, HOT, (feverish feeling, although I did not have a fever), headache, all the hallmarks of a stomach bug. After taking Zofran, which is now wearing off, I'm starting to realize I'm quite sure it had to have been something not agreeing with me / IBS flare.

Just wanted to see if I'm not alone on this, it happens too often where I'm convinced this is the time I'm gonna be down with stomach bug because of all the symptoms, then it passes.

I'm shooting with a d7500 but I think the concept remains the same. I like the single point but it feels odd to me to focus on one point, knowing I'm trying to get as much as possible in focus.

I know it's only worth about 100 bones but since I got the 16-80 I just haven't found myself going to it. Thinking maybe swap it for a 35mm 1.8? I've also wanted to get into macro but thats not gonna be possible here I don't believe.

Thanks in advance.

Shut up! Shut uuuuupppppp!

With single point, trying to located these things in my backyard I just look like a nut job spinning like a top trying to lock onto them with a single point!

Thanks in advance.

My budget isn't very much, maybe $250 used, max which is pushing it a bit.

I'd love all 3 of these primes eventually, but I'm wondering if there would be too much overlap from my 16-80 that I wouldn't go to them as much. With that, does the 85 make the most sense?

I'm looking for this lens second hand. Would you spend extra to get something with a better quality rating? It does say it doesn't affect image quality. It does also offer returns so it would just be an inconvenience.

Just curious if this is something you adjust before each shot, if you're in an all-around shooting environment.

Edit: I'm using a d7500

I have a nikon d7500. I grew up getting so used to just focusing on my main subject then reframing to have them where I wanted them in the end shot. Is it better to move my focus point? Why does it matter, this is new to me.

Thank you for the assistance