On Thu, 04 Jan 2001 17:38:37 -0800, Bob Sull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>HI,
>
>I just might be able to get a second L lens, I now have the 300 f/4L,
>but am not sure which would be more useful for a trip to Disneyworld we
>are planning. My grand son is marching in the parade of lights with his
>sousa phone..... I have never been to Disneyworld and am asking for
>advice from those that have been there before. I am thinking of the
>70-200 f/2.8L and maybe the 28-70 f/2.8L.
>
>I have the Tokina 19-35. Canon 28-105, Canon 100-300 non L, and the 300
>f/4L. I am thinking about taking the 19-35, the 28-105, and if I get
>it, the 70-200.
>
>I am pleased with the performance of my 28-105 and am leaning toward the
>70-200 for the next purchase. How useful would this lens be at
>Disneyworld?
Have been there a couple times. I found myself using 50mm mostly.
Took some long (200mm) shots of the castle from across the bridge that
turned out real nice (at night the colors change) but the parade gets
PACKED and my guess is that 70 on the 70-200 will be too long for the
shots you want of your grandson. I would bet your best bet would be
your 28-105. I personally would pack that and the 300. I'm not much
of a wide angle shooter, so can't comment about the 19-35.
It is nice to have the long range to take shots of kids on the rides,
etc, close ups there are nice for albums, etc.
BOL.
BTW - get there REAL early for the parade, the street side spots go
more than an hour before it will start. It is quite amazing.
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