Claydon House
Posted 15/04/2013 - 18:21
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Hi there to another Phil!
If I take just one lens out on a trip, it is usually the 18-135. It is quite compact, not too heavy and, though perhaps more important in the UK, it is a WR lens. Despite what some of the reviewers might say, it seems to me to capture good colours, tones and contrast, with plenty of detail, as in your nice Claydon shots above. But, of course, what really matters is whether you like the results from it.
Philip
If I take just one lens out on a trip, it is usually the 18-135. It is quite compact, not too heavy and, though perhaps more important in the UK, it is a WR lens. Despite what some of the reviewers might say, it seems to me to capture good colours, tones and contrast, with plenty of detail, as in your nice Claydon shots above. But, of course, what really matters is whether you like the results from it.
Philip
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802 posts
13 years
Bletchley,
Bucks
K-5 and DA 18-135WR
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Thought i'd see how the DA 18-135WR got on. I'm taking it to Florida this Summer. Considering travelling light and leaving my Ltd primes at home.