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Still using my 40D, no problems. Mainly 17-55, f/2.8 mounted.

1. Depends on your budget, how much do you want to spend? 2. Personally, I started with 18-55. Came with my 40D as kit. Too dark and was a little disappointed. 3. My all time favourite, EFS 17-55 f/2.8. 4. But this depends on your shooting style.

Before, I have used the 1450, for storage when first starting out. Quite portable too, can fit a 70-200 f4 "vertically" [short side of case]. 40D to the side, plus another 85 f/1.8, cables & spare batts, filters and stuff. My current storage is a wheelie, 1564 with padded dividers. It is...

My 40D has a few specks of dust too. Generally, unless you shoot at f/11 or f/16. It won't show up, unless it is a big blob of dust. As above, just follow Kermitfm's advise. I do the same, every so often. I normally try to live with it.

I have a few Pelican cases. 2 big ones, 3 small ones and 1 even smaller one for small things. It really depends how much stuff you want to put in it? This is for storage or to move around with you gear?

For myself, EFS 17-55 f/2.8 and EFS 10-22.

Kai2810, IMHO. I would suggest that you travel light, 1 mounted lens on cam and 1 other. Leave tripod behind. Use a normal backpack, it does not attract attention. Currently using a Deuter with back mesh design. In the bag, I would use a Domke padding pouch to put in the cam, the...

I am using the 10-22 EFS, very nice lens and good pictures produced. It's a little expensive now, but I think worth the money if the IQ is important to you.

Nerdie, Nice pictures. I like #9 and the shot of the van. Were you using a UWA lens? Which one, may I ask?

Dear Helen, Well done!!! This is what I call....standing by your beliefs. If I ever decide to get a Domke...I know what alternatives to consider.

Canon 10-22 would be best......using it, loving it.

Quite a good analogy, but speed limit is 90 KM/H.......:bsmilie:

Fitlies, When I travel, I bring only 1 other lens: EFS 10-22. Mounted on my 40D would be the EFS 17-55 f/2.8 The 24-105 is great for walkabouts even on a crop camera. But once indoors, it is very limiting due to 24mm might not be wide enough. Depends on what you shoot. Bangkok is a...

Hhhmm, then I guess mine is 10-200 f/1.8-4.5 IS using a 40D. 6 sets all in 1 (^_^) Something of a mee-pok (jia liau, all in, bak chor, spring onion, chili, etc, etc). :bsmilie:

Sorry for "gate-crashing", but I think my question may be relevant. What about Pelican cases? I don't use dry cabinet. I use the Pelican case, it is air-tight and I put a bit of silica gel and wrap it in tissue paper and put it into the case. Anyone here uses Pelican case? Any problem?

My last trip to Tokyo (Mar 2009) as well as Sydney (June 2009), just recently. 1) Canon 40D 2) EFS 17-55 f/2.8 (attached to cam) 3) EFS 10-22 4) spare batt 5) CPL only 6) cloth, brush, blower. 7) Domke wrap for cam as I used my back pack to move around. 8) I forgot to add....my back-up...

Well done, Ericlee......camera always in the ready. Anyone from Comfort Delgro Group here? Taxi division needs to take note...... Left brake light defect. Send back to manufacturer??;)

For crop cameras, one of the most versatile would be the EFS 17-55 f/2.8 is you are using the Canon system.

Wow, 500kg/sq m would mean that it can support an average sized Japanese car..... assuming car park size is 5m x 2m = 10 sq m and the weight of car would be about 2,000kg (2 metric tons). No problem..... plenty of buffer weight!!!

May the FORCE be with you. Actually, my Gitzo is sitting in my car's boot most of the time, unless I do night shoots. Even when travelling, I use only the 17-55 & 10-22 only, emergency (bring along 50 f/1.8 for low light). My, my, your girl has grown a bit compared to the last photo posted...