Sure, Bernard, take it all and hire a porter. :-)
Seriously? I'd take the 4Ti, the OM-40, the 24/2.8, the 100/2.8, the
35-70/3.5-4.5 and the teleconverter, if weight is an issue. Should be no
more weight, total, than what you listed with the 180/2.8. While not
providing results as nice as I've been told the 180 does, the teleconverter
gives you a means to have (nearly) the same focal length (although you'll
lose the 360mm you could have with the 180 mounted on the teleconverter). It
also adds a back-up body, just in case the unthinkable happens to the 4Ti.
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Scott Gomez
-----Original Message-----
From: Bernard Frangoulis [mailto:bf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Subject: [OM] Lens assortment for travel
I'm leaving next sunday for a 4 weeks trip to India.
<snip>
Of course, if I take the Domke F-2, I can take (almost) everything,
but I think this would be too heavy when walking all day long.
Any advice?
Bernard
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