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Nifty 50, always!
70-200 10-20 Look forward to seeing them
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Canon 24-70 2.8L
Canon 70-200 2.8L (so heavvvy) Sigma 10-20mm 4.0-5.6 Those are my choices. they cover a wide range of focal lengths. If you can, throw the nifty fifty on the camera body and carry the rest. Nothing worse than wishing you should have brought your big lens because what you saw would've been a great picture.
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10-20, 24-70 and 50. You probably won't need a tele.
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I need a bigger bag and bigger muscles.
doing both the 24-70 and 70-200 is out of the question... just to heavy. Think I'll stick with the first choice. 70-200 (I would hate not to have it if I need it) 50mm 10-20mm I figure anything in the 20-40 range my legs can do the work. Thanks for the replies everyone much appreciated |
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