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Good place for an 18-200mm "super" zoom.
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.
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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Good place for an 18-200mm "super" zoom.
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.
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.
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...
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