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| Originally posted by kamil You don't need to tell me how much of a pain in the ass it is. A couple years ago I went to Greece for a three week vacation. I had a Canon 50D with all of my lenses in my backpack; 28-70mm f/2.8, 50mm f/1.8, 70-200mm f/4L. I went to Santorini for 3 days to scope the area and take some photographs. I spent 8+ hours every day walking around the area with my gear but the real *bitch* was a Manfrotto Tripod I had. If you guys think that wasnt bad enough, I also went down to the old port, 580 steps; ![]() Then again another 580 steps BACK UP. I bet you guys are thinking.. 'youre fucking crazy AND stupid' If I had a choice, would I do it all over again? Hell yeah, you don't get shots like this with a Point & Shoot; ![]() |
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| Originally posted by Sushipunk It can definitely be a pain in the ass to travel with, especially since I have a couple of big-ish telephoto lenses for birdwatching, though I tend to not just wander around with them all the time since they really do stand out, lol. General walking around stuff, with just a camera and a normal lens isn't too bad though. They just go in a shoulder camera bag. That said though, I would likely think twice about it if I was travelling to a country where I might get jumped for my shit. |
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| Originally posted by FuzzQi This is why I got an 18-200mm lens. Fairly good all around but there is a quality trade off. All my shots from India turned out alright though and I appreciated not having to lug heaps of gear around. Next time I travel though I don't think I can resist leaving the 50mm 1.4 behind |
My walk-around lens is a 24-105mm f/4 L, which has awesome image quality and stabilization, but it's not that wide, and not that much of a zoom either. It's relatively small though, and relatively fast.
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