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Don't let professional photographers' account of what lenses they carry faze you. Pros usually are overburdened with large-aperture zooms. They often have to trundle them along on luggage carts. Sure, you may miss some shots they'd make with such gear, but not as often as you or they think
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I agree, and additionally, the new VR lenses make up the extra stop or more while improving focus at the same time.
I also think that most people usually reach for the lighter lens first.
Posted by: Gilbert James | March 01, 2007 at 01:51 AM
This is for Herbert 'Burt' Keppler. This is from an old friend saying hello and wishing to make contact with him.
I am Stuart Held formally with EPOI, owner of Omega and ultimately 47th Street Photo.
Burt - you will be happy to know that I too have finally become an author. BEHIND THE YELLOW FILTER & BLIND SPOT. These are novels based on my experiences when I was active in the business. Most of the action takes place in Japan where I had made over 25 trips.
I am doing well and I look forward to talking to you.
Posted by: Stuart Held | March 05, 2007 at 10:18 AM