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1. tedggh ◴[21 Sep 25 13:43 UTC] No.45322671[source]▶

I traveled ultralight until I got into landscape photography. Those tele zooms are heavy AF. I got bigger quads and biceps.

2. pier25 ◴[21 Sep 25 14:32 UTC] No.45323074[source]▶

Are you shooting full frame?

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3. jeffbee ◴[21 Sep 25 23:44 UTC] No.45327696[source]▶

Landscape photographers do not consider the 35mm format to be "full".

4. rhinoceraptor ◴[22 Sep 25 02:00 UTC] No.45328405[source]▶

I don't like camping or hiking deep into nature, but I do like rucking, my bag empty weighs 5lbs, and then I put a 30lb steel plate in it.

5. I_AM_A_SMURF ◴[22 Sep 25 02:20 UTC] No.45328516{3}[source]▶

Zoom on medium format? what's the point?

6. alexgrover ◴[22 Sep 25 03:04 UTC] No.45328716{3}[source]▶

Any photographer who pretends to not understand what the term “full frame” is referring to is an asshole.

7. kybernetyk ◴[22 Sep 25 05:49 UTC] No.45329498[source]▶

Try out Micro Four Thirds. I have an OM-5 as my secondary camera and it's great for hiking, etc.

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