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Call or go online to KEH.com
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My wife uses D2X's. We have several really Nikkor AFS zooms (28-70, and a 35-105), a 28 WAL, standard 35mm, and a really good 2.4 50mm. They can get expensive, so make sure you go into detail with a rep.
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You can also set the D5000 to "fine", and use a 35mm and then crop the image. Same thing with a 50,or even a zoomer. It's the image pixel count that presents any problems.
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The best bargain is usually a 28-70 zoomer.
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PS... The Keh staff are very well qualified.
 

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2012 Ninja ZX6R (Rin), 2022 KLR 650, 2021 Panigale V4S, 2021 SSR 140 :D
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That DX sensor isn't doing you any favors (not that I'm judging, since I use DX and am about to order a second DX camera...). I've heard good things about the DX Nikkor 12-24 f4. It's not ridiculously expensive but not cheap either.
Nikon 12-24mm

Here's the big question,
What are you trying to shoot?

I LOVE the nikkor 18-55 zoom for landscapes and other "wide angle" work, but it's only "wide angle" if you consider wide "wider than 35mm," because on a DX camera its effective focal length starts at 27mm. Your fisheye lens is taking a pretty effective wide-angle shot, but I understand your not wanting to crop and/or correct every shot.

One thing about sigma, tamron, etc... There are some lenses I want by these manufacturers, but remember than Nikon has been doing a more than great job of keeping lenses compatible with newer bodies. All bets are off with third-party stuff. That might be okay for a couple hundred bucks, but I'd be nervous about dropping over a grand on a lens that might lose functionality on new camera bodies.
 
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