Going To Europe - Best Lenses To Take?

[John]

The amount of gear you should bring depends on how you will be getting around. If you are renting a car, you can carry twice as much. If you are backpacking, you are probably best off with a point-and-shoot. At the most a SLR and one lens. It sounds like you might be on a bus tour, so you can carry medium amount. YMMV depending on your photographic dedication.

There are a lot of churches to see in Europe. You really need a UWA to shoot them. The crowded narrow streets in the old cities often requires a WA.

[JLC]

I think I'm going to go with the UWA (either the Sigma 10-20 or the Tokina 11-16...which ever I can find at a good deal) and the 18-200...

I'm not backpacking this trip by any means...it'll be plains trains and automobiles the whole way...

I think I should be pretty set with the UWA and the 18-200.

Now to find either of those UWA lenses at a good price...

[K-Dub]

Originally Posted by JLC

I think I'm going to go with the UWA (either the Sigma 10-20 or the Tokina 11-16...which ever I can find at a good deal) and the 18-200...

I'm not backpacking this trip by any means...it'll be plains trains and automobiles the whole way...

I think I should be pretty set with the UWA and the 18-200.

Now to find either of those UWA lenses at a good price...

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/pho/1018071147.html

[JLC]

Originally Posted by K-Dub

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/pho/1018071147.html

Thanks for the link...

too bad I'm using a nikon...

I'd like to see Broadway camera get the damn tokina in though...their price is really good compared to other places...i like the faster lens..

[K-Dub]

Originally Posted by JLC

Thanks for the link...

too bad I'm using a nikon...

I'd like to see Broadway camera get the damn tokina in though...their price is really good compared to other places...i like the faster lens..

Oh right, D90. my bad.