Hi everyone,
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I'm heading for Beijing on 27th April, will be there till 3rd May. I intend to visit the Great Wall of China but many have told me that the path will be difficult and I should travel as light as possible.
Any advice if I can leave my tripod at home (in Beijing) or I should bring it along with me? I've shaky hands by nature but can I rely on those stone walls to compensate for my shaky hands? I've a very light body (D60) but slightly heavier lens btw :embrass:
Also, what sort of lens do you bring up to the Great Wall? Appreicate any advice given. I've a 18-55mm (not the heavy lens that I'm referring to). If not sufficient, need to go and borrow (or steal) from my friends ;p
Thanks in advance!
Not sure if this is the correct channel to post this question, Moderators, pls help to redirect if it's not appropriate. Thanks ;p
I'm heading for Beijing on 27th April, will be there till 3rd May. I intend to visit the Great Wall of China but many have told me that the path will be difficult and I should travel as light as possible.
Any advice if I can leave my tripod at home (in Beijing) or I should bring it along with me? I've shaky hands by nature but can I rely on those stone walls to compensate for my shaky hands? I've a very light body (D60) but slightly heavier lens btw :embrass:
Also, what sort of lens do you bring up to the Great Wall? Appreicate any advice given. I've a 18-55mm (not the heavy lens that I'm referring to). If not sufficient, need to go and borrow (or steal) from my friends ;p
Thanks in advance!