Going to WDW in1 week with my new t4i and ......

[Stitch1231]

Well, do I need to bring all my lenses, gadgets, etc. OR just bring the T4i with the dual battery and the 18-135 lens
So I am not carrying a big bag around the parks and not enjoy the rides or my trip.
I know just bring my point and shoot; which I am but i also want to get some shots via my new camera.


Please any and all suggestions will be welcome

Thanks

 

[mikegood2]

Well, do I need to bring all my lenses, gadgets, etc. OR just bring the T4i with the dual battery and the 18-135 lens
So I am not carrying a big bag around the parks and not enjoy the rides or my trip.
I know just bring my point and shoot; which I am but i also want to get some shots via my new camera.


Please any and all suggestions will be welcome

Thanks

If you are staying at a resort or hotel and you are able to, I would bring all your lens, gadgets, etc. that said, the first time you go to the park I'd just bring the camera and batteries and see how that works for you. If you find that's not enough, bring more stuff with you your next park. Pick and choose what you think will work for you best each day.

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[photo_chick]

I take everything when I go and leave what I'm not using on a particular outing in the room.

 

[NLD]

Bring it all. You don't have to carry it all in the parks if you're not feeling it once you're there. My tripod stayed in the suitcase the entire trip last time.

But I ALWAYS want more than just one do-it-all lens. Mostly because, well, that one lens CAN'T do it all. At the very least I need two lenses... one superzoom and one fast lens.

Have fun!

 

[mikegood2]

Also, when you return let us know what you ended up doing and how it worked!

 

[wiigirl]

I take everything when I go and leave what I'm not using on a particular outing in the room.

Same here...I hate regretting not bringing something.