Which lens for dslr in parks?

[jpwoods]

If you could only take one lens per day/park which would you take & why? I would like to take only one lens this trip to save space & weight.

 

[photo_chick]

I normally have my 28-105 on a crop body. It's my walkaround lens and I've had it forever so I know exactly what it will do in a given situation. If I'm going out only at night to the parks I sometimes put just a fast prime on the camera. And I'll take my telephoto zoom to Animal Kingdom but not as my only lens.

 

[SunDial]

The one that has been on my camera for most of the time for the last 3 years has been the 24-70. It is a good over all and low light lens. Now i picked up a 10-24 a few months ago. It will depend on what i plan on shooting on which one is on for the day or night, but i really do not go anywhere without these 2 lenses.

 

[wbeem]

Last night I took once lens and it was the 14-24mm. Great for what I had in mind, but not an all-purpose lens.

Most of the time, I take the 24-70mm f/2.8. It has the range that I use the most and it's fast enough for dark rides., though I have to push the ISO.

 

[Gianna'sPapa]

My walkaround len is a 28-70 f2.8 on a crop sensor camera. It works okay in many situations however I could not just bring one lens on our trips. Because we visit only every eighteen months or so, I would feel to restricted if I could not bring more than one.

 

[MommaMcG]

I plan on taking my 28-75 2.8 on my FF.

 

[RustManFan]

depends on what you want to take pictures of. I used my Zoom alot last trip since I wanted to capture animals, roof details like weather vanes, etc. Believe it is a 70-300 so it worked fine in almost all situations. Epcot and AK were my primary parks to use this lens.