> One thing you might consider is the ability to hold the camera steady
> in low light. The lowest speed considered safe for a normal lens is
> 1/50 second. It works for the other lenses. You should be able to
> hold the 24 steady at 1/30 second. So its 2.8 is just as fast as a
> 50 at F2 which is what your 1.8 is for all intents and purposes. So
> you could save a little room by leaving the 50 if low light use is
> the only reason you are taking it.
Pretty good point! Yes, I only take it for low light use (I don't have the
1.4 or 1.2 - yet). Of course the perspective of a 24 and 50 are quite
different. But for the sake of saving some weight...
Bernard
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