On my last trip to China, I brought along the E-PL1 and my Nikon D80. The reason I had both cameras is because I had just purchased the used E-PL1 right before the trip, so I wasn' familiar how it will perform.
E-PL1 had the kit lens, and for D80, I had 28-105mm, 35mm f1.8, and 50mm f1.8. Both of the 35 and 50mm are fairly light, with their plastic construction, however, the 28-105 is an older styler metal lens, and is quite hefty. To be fair, if I had more lenses for the E-PL1, I would've carried additional lenses with me, and weigh myself down, but it will still be lighter package. I used both equally, and went to the D80 when I needed an extra reach, but carrying the back pack full of camera gear was very tiring. The E-PL1 was such a delight to have around on excursions.
Bonsai!
E-PL1 had the kit lens, and for D80, I had 28-105mm, 35mm f1.8, and 50mm f1.8. Both of the 35 and 50mm are fairly light, with their plastic construction, however, the 28-105 is an older styler metal lens, and is quite hefty. To be fair, if I had more lenses for the E-PL1, I would've carried additional lenses with me, and weigh myself down, but it will still be lighter package. I used both equally, and went to the D80 when I needed an extra reach, but carrying the back pack full of camera gear was very tiring. The E-PL1 was such a delight to have around on excursions.
Bonsai!
Beef Chow-Fun
Bamboo Pier?
Guangzhou's Bai-yun (White Cloud) airport.
Hotel in Lijiang
Lijiang's night life.
Going to school - Lijiang
Yunnan - Tiger Leaping Gorge.
Yunnan - Tiger Leaping Gorge.
National Park in Shangri-La
National Park in Shangri-La; shot in Early Spring, so the grass are still yellow (high elevation), in Summer time, these fields will be very green and lush, and filled with herds of animals.
Tibetan prayer flags.
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
No comments:
Post a Comment