If you can only bring one PRIME lens...

If you can only bring one prime lens, which would it be?


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I'd use a 35/1.4 or a 50/1.4, most probably the 35. I like the angle of view better than the 50. However if I want to travel really really light it would be the 50/1.8.

If a porter is provided and someone is paying, I wouldn't mind the 200/1.8L or the 1200/5.6L. Great stuff !
 

Canon EF 50mm f/1.0 L USM can? :D
 

It will be my trusty Nikon 50mm1.4.:cool:
 

Originally posted by ckiang
which would it be (for what you normally shoot lar)?

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CK

20mm f/2.8 AIS rocks!!:thumbsup:

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not only the view angle or focal length, I always take into consideration the closest focusing distance of a lens...so that I can shoot close-up pic. So, faster lens not necessary good...have to take into consideration the CFD.
 

Originally posted by Kho King
not only the view angle or focal length, I always take into consideration the closest focusing distance of a lens...so that I can shoot close-up pic. So, faster lens not necessary good...have to take into consideration the CFD.

That's true, for CFD wise, me thinks the 28mm f/2.8 can go down to 20cm so that's really close :cool:

andrew
 

Originally posted by kh_drew


That's true, for CFD wise, me thinks the 28mm f/2.8 can go down to 20cm so that's really close :cool:

andrew

to be clear, it is the Nikon AIS 28mm f2.8. Having the closest focus distance in Nikkor. :)
 

Originally posted by ckiang


How does it compare to the AF-D?

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CK

er...never tried the AF-D coz all my primes are AIS but from what I read on the net the optics should be similar? :dunno:

andrew
 

this may sound CRAZY but I think I'm falling in love with the EF300 f4L

bulky yes... big yes... heavy yes... L lens yes... white yes... good yes... powderful... you betcha! :D
 

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