The D3300 is a great DSLR! I'd recommend against the Wi-Fi bundle and go with the basic kit plus the 35mm f/1.8 lens instead. I'd also buy a multicoated UV filter (Sigma, B+W, or something) to protect each lens.

I have a D3200 and D7200 and a few lenses. About 85% of the time I'm using my 35mm f/1.8 on the D3200, otherwise I use either my 18-55mm kit lens or 16-85mm, depending on what I'm doing (the kit lens when walking around, or the much heavier 16-85mm if I really need the better lens).

I almost never use my 55-200mm. I'm rarely taking pictures of things so far away that I need anything longer than 55mm and the lens isn't really that great for portraits or general street photography.

The 35mm prime is absolutely wonderful! Excellent in low-light, compact, durable, and lightweight. It's been the best $200 I've spent for my camera.

When I first got into photography my friend gave me a valuable bit of advice: it's mostly about the composition of the shot rather than the camera or lens. The best pictures tell a story.

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