DeltaSigma wrote: Chris Dees wrote:
Next month I'm going to Iceland for a week to photograph the Aurora Borealis / Northern Light (and others).
The wide-angle I have are a 16-35G, 15/3.5 AI-s and 20/3.5 UD
For wat I've read the 16-35 is fine for during the day but too slow for the AB.
Could the "old" MF 15mm be a good candidate or is it too slow as well? I think I can skip the 20mm as it is not wide enough.
I could rent a 14-24/2.8 or perhaps even better the Sigma 14/1.8 Art.
Other gear I will take with me are D850, Z6, 8-15E, 24-70E, 24-70S, 70-200E and perhaps the 300E / TC14III
The weight is not a problem as we're driving a 4 wheel drive mini van.
Ronny takes marvellous pictures of the AB with the 16/3.5
I'm already have a 8-15E, but I don't expect the same results.
Paul offered to lend me his 16/3.5 and 14-24 so I could give it a try.
Jan 17, 2019 at 06:59 AM
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