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Ideal landscape/hiking kit - JJ_SO - 01-06-2018
Towards Sony would have been my suggestion, too, but the RX 10III is 3 ×, the 10IV 4 × more expensive than the given limit. 4 days ago I saw pictures a friend made with a RX 10III. Very impressive, and 24-600 equiv. constantly mounted on a camera which is nearly as big as a EOS 5D III with a kit lens. The RX 10IV is somehow tickling my curiosity, how it feels compared to an X-T2 + 100-400.
The Lumix is also a bit steeper than the budget, but certainly worth it's price.
Ideal landscape/hiking kit - Rover - 01-06-2018
The Christmas is celebrated on Jan. 7th by the eastern churches, and Lebanon is probably a territory of the Antioch patriarchate. Just so you know.
My wife is using a kit of Canon 650D, the EF-S 18-135 STM lens and occasionally the Tamron 70-300/4-5.6 VC which covers almost all the bases. However, when she went to shoot a space launch she took my Canon 1D4 and 100-400 L lens in lieu of the Tamron.
Ideal landscape/hiking kit - toni-a - 01-06-2018
My 5D plus tokina 24-200 does the job prefectly however unfortunately the weight and size is a true problem
My 750D plus 15-85 was just perect for this although 85mm was rather short for our type of landscaoe
Ideal landscape/hiking kit - toni-a - 01-06-2018
Quote:The Christmas is celebrated on Jan. 7th by the eastern churches, and Lebanon is probably a territory of the Antioch patriarchate. Just so you know.My wife is from Orthodox church while I am Catholic, yes Lebanon is a country where a wonderful mix of confessions live together, so I have to bring Christmas presents twice
