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<blockquote data-quote="grandpaw" data-source="post: 279358" data-attributes="member: 8635"><p>Before I went to WDW the last time I did a lot of research and found that a VERY HIGH percentage of photos were taken between 18mm and 40mm on a non full frame sensor. My experience found this to be very accurate. When I got the D600 full frame the first lens I bought was the full frame version of that same lens which is the Tamron. At WDW the two things that you need the most is a wide and fast lens. All of the pictures in my gallery were taken hand held and several were taken after midnight. Either one of these combinations will do a great job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="grandpaw, post: 279358, member: 8635"] Before I went to WDW the last time I did a lot of research and found that a VERY HIGH percentage of photos were taken between 18mm and 40mm on a non full frame sensor. My experience found this to be very accurate. When I got the D600 full frame the first lens I bought was the full frame version of that same lens which is the Tamron. At WDW the two things that you need the most is a wide and fast lens. All of the pictures in my gallery were taken hand held and several were taken after midnight. Either one of these combinations will do a great job. [/QUOTE]
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