About d3000 nikon camera?

So i'm planning to buy this cam. Please tell me which lense shall i get, how different lenses affect its performance?
Does this cam have panorama mode?
Hope i won't regret buying it…
thanks for your answer n time

Added (1). Thanks a tonn both of u.
ill keep your words in mind.
And please tell which lense wud be best if i wish to capture everything n anythng.well i know everythng needs different lense but if i had to have a general lense to cover most visible things, which one would serve me best

The D3000 does have a panorama mode.

The type of lenses you should purchase will depended on what kind of photography you want to do.

In general, I would recommend a fast prime lens, a 50mm F1.4, and a longer zoom like a 18 to 135 ( Nikon makes a nice one).In general, use the kit lens for a while until you discover what focal lengths suit your kind of photography because it is much better to invest in high quality lenses. They while hold their value much better than cameras.

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This is a dslr camera so it's designed for serious photography not gimmicks. Panorama is a gimmick… Get my meaning here. Panorama can also be done with software.

The lens will really be up to you. Nikon, like Canon, has an excellent line of lenses though not as many as Canon. A good all around lens is probably either the 18-200 or 28-200.

Regret buying it? You'll only regret buying a camera of this type if you fail to 1.read the book cover to cover and 2.don't learn how to really operate a serious camera. By serious I mean what I wrote above, these cameras don't have gimmicks like most of the compacts.

If you are truly interested in photography you'll take the time to go through the learning curve any dslr camera requires to learn the relationship between light, ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Once you've figured that out and can operate the camera in full manual, trust me, you'll love having a
dslr. If you're not willing to do this you'd might as well buy a gimmick compact and save some cash.

Your spelling is truly appalling!

Start with the 18-55 and learn.