and after 16-50?

thoughton
Posted 26/07/2010 - 14:53 Link
I've also noticed that recently, I think it is Karl Grobl who seems to travel the world with only a 17-35 and a 70-200, which for us APS-C mortals equates to a 12-24 and a 50-135. I was surprised but he doesn't seem to miss the gap (and his photos are awesome!).
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rparmar
Posted 26/07/2010 - 15:20 Link
There's nothing in the 35-70 gap one can't get from changing one's perspective on a scene. The only reason I have a lens in this range is that it is a special piece of magic called a 43 Limited!

Otherwise I am happy with the DA12-24 and the 77 Limited. Considering I am not a tele guy, there is very little I cannot capture with those two lenses.
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