I need help to choose a lens for my Nikon D60. Anyone with experience with lens please help!!

Gosh, what language are you talking!!!:) I take lots of photos (or I used to before I got a farm and 6 dogs!!) I have a Cannon and the lens I find the best are a 50 for everyday portrate shots, and a 90-300 zoom for landscapes. I was in africa for 9 months and I took a teleconverter for all my zoom lens, but I have to say it makes the camera very heavy and awakward and the quality wasn't as good, especially if you are shaky anyway like me.
I know things might have changed, but I thik the basics with cameras are the same:
1) Have you got a friend with the lens you wish to buy and could you borrow them and shoot a role of film and see how it goes.
2) Try the lens in the shop, do they feel snug and comfortable, think about when you are out with your camera, will you be able to carry and use the lens.
2a) Check out second hand lens, do you have a good camera shop near you??
3) Are the heavy, awkward, or too long to go into a smaller carrying case
4) Will you be taking every lens, how big is you carrying case and do you want to lug this aobut when it is full

I hope this helps, I may be on the wrong track and if I am I am sorry.

wish I could help you out but outside of hobby shots I gave up camera study back in the late 80s so now all I do is point and click..lol

I dont know anything about it I'm sorry. Good luck though

The Tamron and the Sigma both should have auto focus for your camera. i would be more concerned about image stabilization. Both makers offer lenses for Nikon and Canon which I shoot with. I am not at all satisfied with the inexpensive Canon 75-300mm Ef lens, do not buy cheap just to save money. Make sure you will be satisfied with what you perchase. Go to Amazon and shop the lenses. Even if you do not buy from them they have customer reviews that help, just keep in mind that some people writing the reviews cannot connect two dots without instructions.

The only thing I can tell you is good luck with your search.

I also have a D-60 . I bought the AFS Nikkor 55-200 1:4-5.G ED. I would have preferred the 300mm but the deal that they had when I purchased the camera and the second lens was to good to turn down. I love photography but it is not something that I am really great at get. I am learning so this lens is fine for me for now. I was able to take some great shots at the last Nascar race we were at a few weeks ago and I was pretty impressed with the lens.

Sorry I know nothing about cameras

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don't know nothing about lenses sorry!

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Sorry I can barely work my point and shoot camera. LOL sorry. 

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I don't know enough about cameras, sorry.

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Boy, I'm among those that couldn't recognize much in your post as being in the English language, sorry!!

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I can't help either but sounds like a few gave you good advice.  Points nation.

You can find great reviews on the lenses that you are talking about on Amazon.  People that have bought them have given them good or bad reviews.  Thats where my advice came from when i decided on my last Nikon D60 lens.

I love the Nikor 55-200mm.  The only thing I would want is to get VR instead of non-VR. 

I have no clue how to chose a lens . . sorry =(

seems like you found some good ones