Hi Mark and others
I just spent three weeks carrying my gear in a LowePro MiniTrecker. I took a
small flash, a small tripod and four lenses (with my Super A):
1. 2.8/28-70mm (Tokina ATX-Pro II)
2. 2.8/20mm (Pentax A)
3. 4-5.6/70-210mm (Pentax F)
4. 1.4/50mm (Pentax A)
If I had to leave one of them at home; it would be the 1.4/50mm lens. I
definitely would not have gone without the 20mm - for scenery, architecture,
street life/reportage. (I shot from the waist a lot - this lens will be
sharp from ten feet to infinity at f8).
I only used the 70-210mm for wild life, but I think it's too slow (the
animals are the most active around sunset, so next time I'll bring VERY FAST
film or no telephoto).
Best Regards
Jens
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Emne: Which three lenses? (was: lens choice/Re: zx-30)
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001 12:18:54 -0500, TV wrote:
>Man, it took me 45 minutes to decide which 3 lenses to take backpacking
>with me last week. I had about 6 laid out on the floor and it must have
>looked like I was playing chess with them.
>
>I guess there are worse things to be worried about...
So which three did you take?
Good question for everyone to answer:
"If you were limited to just three of your lenses, which ones would you
pick?"
For me it would be:
FA* 24/f2.0
FA 50/f1.4
F 70-120/f4-5.6 (Yes, a zoom! Even I'm amazed.)
Mark Roberts
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