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Mar 03, 2014 21:01 | #31

Nick_Reading.UK wrote in post #16730940

What aperture do you shoot at?

Whatever I need to. It doesn't stay static all day.

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Mar 04, 2014 04:36 | #32

steelbluesleepr wrote in post #16732276

16-35 and 70-200 2.8.

Would you really shoot under 24mm?

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Mar 04, 2014 13:23 | #33

24-70 II and 135.

24-70 II ----- 70-200 II

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Mar 07, 2014 19:54 | #34

+1 on this...this is the way i'm going.

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Mar 07, 2014 20:59 | #35

Charlie wrote in post #16730300

2 zooms, 24-70/70-200
2 primes 50/135

Nailed it.

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Mar 08, 2014 04:39 | #36

35+85 works for me

I just prefer the "flexibility" of f1.4/f1.2

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Mar 08, 2014 08:07 as a reply to @ draculr's post | #37

For outdoors, the 70-200 and 24-70 for indoors.
My friend did our wedding with a 16-35, a 50, and a 70-200.
The best shots came from the 70-200 imho.

In fact, most of the getting ready shots were done with the 70-200 in the 70-110 range.
The 16-35 shots were horrible..

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