General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing photography	25-Sep-2007 At 7:47:28 PM	cheesehead
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I've got to echo Josh's comments - get the best lenses you can buy. That's almost always proprietary, though I have been impressed and surprised with a Sigma or Tamron here and there. Avoid zooms if you're going to be picky. For what it's worth I use Nikon kit- bodies, flash and a stack of prime lenses. I'm shooting film and digi these days. Any previous comments you find on this forum where I damn digi, I still stick by.

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