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Anonymous
Don't buy consumer-grade zooms. Never. Hell, sell that kit lens and get some proper glass. A DSLR body is wasted with a lens like that, you might as well be using a high-end P&S. Either get the 50/1.8 (probably the sharpest lens you or anyone else will ever use) or a second-hand Sigma 24-70/2.8 (a little soft at the extremes, but still vastly better than all the other zooms on that list, decent bokeh, useful in low light and fast enough to get good subject-background separation). Either get good glass or sell the DSLR and get one of the high-end P&S cameras now available - it'll do all you'll want of it with the same picture quality in a far more compact package.
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