Antelope Canyon & More

Thanks for the reply Eric, I appreciate the advice. Yeah I knew selling my 28-135 would come back to bite me one day hahaha

I guess I will have to make do w/ the 50 Cron on my Leica and my 24 prime on my Elan.

As for a 17-200 f/2.8, sounds like it could be a literal canon ; )
Especially if you will not be changing lenses (though with a film
camera, do you need to worry so much about it?), I would recommend
the 24. I think you will find you wish you had more reach, but
more often I think you'd wish you had more FOV if you went with the
50.

I've decided I want a 17-200mm f/2.8L if anyone from Canon is
reading this. I'd be willing to pay up to about $2K for it too.
Shoot, I'd even trade my 70-200 f/2.8 IS for it if it was a decent
lens.
Hi Eric, I am heading there pretty soon myself (in about a month).

In the Antelope Canyon, would you say a 50 prime is a good lens
choice? Besides a 100 prime and a 70-200, I only have a 24 wide
prime and a 50 normal prime and am trying not to change lenses
inside.

I shoot film so don't have to contend w/ the crop factor...your
opinion is appreciated.

BTW - great photos.

Pak
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scenes I cared for and failed to photograph' - Sam Abell
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pakety

 
Thanks SRP, will hafta make do w/ my prime set (50 Cron and 24 on Elan).

Thanks too for the tips...I can't wait to get there and also to see the Wave wh/ isn't too far away (got a permit! woohoo).

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