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Bringing the longest glass that I have to the zoo, so that means smaller sensors and longer effective focal lengths. The Pentaxes are staying home this time; the longest APS-C glass I have is 135mm (~200mm EQ) and I don't have a zoom for the Q. But I do have the 100-300mm Panasonic with the GH2 for an equivalent 200-600mm. I've got the 14-140mm too (28-280mm EQ) for wider work.
And on the left is the new-to-me Nikon 1 V1 with a trio of lenses - 10mm F2.8, 10-30mm F3.5-5.6, and 30-110mm F3.8-5.6. That's a range of 27-297mm in full-framespeak in a tidy little package. My wife will use the Panasonics and I'll play with the Nikons. We're not shooting for National Geographic or anything so this should be fine.
Bringing the longest glass that I have to the zoo, so that means smaller sensors and longer effective focal lengths. The Pentaxes are staying home this time; the longest APS-C glass I have is 135mm (~200mm EQ) and I don't have a zoom for the Q. But I do have the 100-300mm Panasonic with the GH2 for an equivalent 200-600mm. I've got the 14-140mm too (28-280mm EQ) for wider work.
And on the left is the new-to-me Nikon 1 V1 with a trio of lenses - 10mm F2.8, 10-30mm F3.5-5.6, and 30-110mm F3.8-5.6. That's a range of 27-297mm in full-framespeak in a tidy little package. My wife will use the Panasonics and I'll play with the Nikons. We're not shooting for National Geographic or anything so this should be fine.
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