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sorry to say but you'd need at least 2 lenses to achieve that task, such as 24-70 f2.8II and possibly a 70-200 f4.0 IS (for less weight but still high IQ) i have been on most of that trip, especially in california side of it, it is beautiful and i would hate to miss that opportunity especially in the spring! i think the most exciting part of that trip , among many, would be the big redwood area (5 miles drive)!!! i found it absolutely amazing and out of this world! in that area you'd definitely need the UW end of the lens. have fun.Heading on a two week family trip to the Northwest, including Olympic National Park, Hwy 101 down the coast, The Redwoods, Crater Lake, back to Portland and maybe the Columbia River Gorge. It's a sightseeing trip, I want to travel with one body, my 6d and one lens. What do you think would be the best single lens to carry, no tripods, maybe a mono. Landscape, floral, all scenic and some Family photos, and It doesn't matter what lenses I already Own. Thanks!
I assume you are not walking. If you are driving, why would you limit yourself to one lens?Heading on a two week family trip to the Northwest, including Olympic National Park, Hwy 101 down the coast, The Redwoods, Crater Lake, back to Portland and maybe the Columbia River Gorge. It's a sightseeing trip, I want to travel with one body, my 6d and one lens. What do you think would be the best single lens to carry, no tripods, maybe a mono. Landscape, floral, all scenic and some Family photos, and It doesn't matter what lenses I already Own. Thanks!
...would be my recommendation too.24-105 or 24-70
not sure, I travel light with a mirrorless and several lens in a small light waist pack .... niceHeading on a two week family trip to the Northwest, including Olympic National Park, Hwy 101 down the coast, The Redwoods, Crater Lake, back to Portland and maybe the Columbia River Gorge. It's a sightseeing trip, I want to travel with one body, my 6d and one lens. What do you think would be the best single lens to carry, no tripods, maybe a mono. Landscape, floral, all scenic and some Family photos, and It doesn't matter what lenses I already Own. Thanks!
please take two!!!!I have traveled extensively with an APS-C cam and just a 17-85, and later my 17-55 (27-88mm equivalent), and they have been fine, FL range-wise. That said, if I were you, I'd take the 16-35L, and buy a compact 24-70L f4 IS. Sure, you'll miss shots possible with other lenses, but that's always true to some extent.
Don't forget the flash and diffuser to brighten up those faces... Have a great trip!
16-35/4LHeading on a two week family trip to the Northwest, including Olympic National Park, Hwy 101 down the coast, The Redwoods, Crater Lake, back to Portland and maybe the Columbia River Gorge. It's a sightseeing trip, I want to travel with one body, my 6d and one lens. What do you think would be the best single lens to carry, no tripods, maybe a mono. Landscape, floral, all scenic and some Family photos, and It doesn't matter what lenses I already Own. Thanks!
that's a nice kit, and my eyeballed full frame travel kit as well.I assume you are not walking. If you are driving, why would you limit yourself to one lens?Heading on a two week family trip to the Northwest, including Olympic National Park, Hwy 101 down the coast, The Redwoods, Crater Lake, back to Portland and maybe the Columbia River Gorge. It's a sightseeing trip, I want to travel with one body, my 6d and one lens. What do you think would be the best single lens to carry, no tripods, maybe a mono. Landscape, floral, all scenic and some Family photos, and It doesn't matter what lenses I already Own. Thanks!
I always travel (on the coast) with at least the 16-35 F4 and either the 24-105 or 70-300L. Plus I usually throw in the 40STM or 50 STM, both are light as a feather.
