I back pack on Dartmoor here in the UK. I also have a 28mm f2.8, 50mm but f1.8
and 75-150mm f4 and took the lot. Soon got fed up with all the extra weight and
changing lenses in rough terrain - not as young as I once was! Funny how you
think just and extra 1lb for this and that won't make much difference but it
all adds up. Take the 28 and 50 or do as I did and get yourself the 35-70mm
f3.5-4.5 - GREAT little lens.
Mike Blayney (contributing for once).
--- vivey <vivey@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am planning on backpacking in the grand canyon and was wondering what
> lenses to take. I am trying to watch weight, so I cant just take everything
> I have. I have available to me a 28mm 2.8, 50mm 1.4, and 75 to 150 4.0. I
> cant take them all and was wondering what you all suggest. If you could
> suggest two and also suggest which if I could only take one lens. I use an
> Om-1 camera and am thinking of taking a mini folding tripod or maybe just a
> monopod, I am not sure yet. Also which film do you suggest. Thanks for
> any and all input.
> Viv
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