08-26-2025
05:03 PM
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08-27-2025
09:43 AM
by
Danny
Hello all, I'm new to DSLR camera, I purchased a Canon T3I as I was told it was a good camera for beginners. I'm traveling to Europe in a few weeks and I'm unsure what lenses I should bring with me. I currently have 5 lenses and only want to bring 3 out of 5 due to space. I have the standard 18-55 MM (Which I'm bringing), 50 MM, 28 MM, 55-250 MM and a 100-300 MM. I was wondering which two out of those 4 that I should bring. I would really appreciate the input.
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08-28-2025 02:19 AM
Awesome, cool, thank you very much. I really appreciate your time and help and advice.
08-28-2025 10:47 AM
"There is a reason to take the 50mm (f/1.8 I assume). ..."
This is the point I made restated don't take any prime unless you can define a special need. Unless I knew for certain I needed a low light lens I still recommend leaving it at home.
08-28-2025 02:36 PM
When I was in Europe, I would have needed a low-light lens in several situations (for my Minolta APS SLR!):
Inside the bell tower of a cathedral
The cathedral itself
Stained glass to get an HDR shot.
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