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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Arlington, VA
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Since we are talking about lens....I am looking at the 35mm and the 50mm. Husband asked me what I wanted for my birthday and I told him a new lens and since these are 1/4 of the price of the 18-250 lens that I wanted last Christmas, he agreed.
Anywho...I am going with one of these lens specifically for low light areas (inside areas, on rides, in the evenings, etc) Jenn you said you love your 50mm....do you feel like you are limited in the shots you take because it is so close up??? Jessica...last couple of trips, I have taken my 18-55mm and 55-250mm lenses...but I mostly used my 18-55. It is easier for me to bring both and lock it up in room safe when I know I won't need it. If I could afford it, I would get the 18-300 lens, whch is what my SIL has...but like Cynthia said, it is heavy.
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I mainly use my 50 mm in the dark rides and such where low light is a concern and we are moving, so I need a fast lens. So I don't really think the 50mm is limiting at all. Usually I want to focus in on things that are a bit away from me, so it comes in handy. If it was more of a wide angle, I would get too much in that I don't want. The 50 gets me closer.
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