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The attractions are large and posing in front calls for the 18mm end but capturing the kids on the rides needs the 200mm end of that zoom. Vibration reduction is a good thing too. There are "indoor" rides and shows too where a fast 30 or 50mm f1.4 would be kinder than flash but many people are popping flashes off anyways.
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The attractions are large and posing in front calls for the 18mm end but capturing the kids on the rides needs the 200mm end of that zoom. Vibration reduction is a good thing too. There are "indoor" rides and shows too where a fast 30 or 50mm f1.4 would be kinder than flash but many people are popping flashes off anyways.
Cool cool Ill keep this in mind, good thinking! thanks
18-200 is a nikon lens, i don't think canon has anything to offer like that. if i were going to get one "do-it-all" lens it'd be one of the many different 70-200's. either that or the 24-105
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for fam bam, i'd bring the kit lens it came with (prolly an 18-55), and if i am cheap about it, id go for maybe like a 55-200, just so that you have something that fits the entire spectrum... but if you dont want to be cheap about things, i'd get like a 24-75 or something similar, slap it on the camera, and call it a day...