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What Lens For Mars
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Rodenmg
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No kidding? I grew up in San Antonio and when I was a kid you did not go down to the river walk. Those sorts of places always attract a bad crowd. The camera gear isn't my greatest fear though. It's the probing.
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If you have an MFT to my surprise Sirui actually do an "appropriate" range of lenses or if you dont use mft then this doesn't need an extra lens: 
Hanimax?
Hanimax?
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If after Mars you plan to explore Uranus, I'd suggest the Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe, but Venus Optics is too far the other way, and Jupiter offers nothing comparable.
Leica has a factory in the Great Red Spot, but its prices are astronomical.
Leica has a factory in the Great Red Spot, but its prices are astronomical.
Rodenmg
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If you have an MFT to my surprise Sirui actually do an "appropriate" range of lenses or if you dont use mft then this doesn't need an extra lens:
Hanimax?
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The shutters on those are notoriously sticky.If you have an MFT to my surprise Sirui actually do an "appropriate" range of lenses or if you dont use mft then this doesn't need an extra lens:
Hanimax?
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I dunno if they have Mars bars in the US. They are readily available in Canada and the UK. Not sure about interplanetary availability though.
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