Three levels - camera plus 1 lens

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If you had to suggest a camera and 1 lens only for a beginner, mid level and higher/pro level then what would it be?
 
Beginner Canon 450D + 18-200mm
Mid-level Canon 40D + 18-200mm
Pro Canon 5D MkII + 24-105mm

How does that sound?
 
Absolutley no idea without a subject!

What would be good for nature/motorsports is going to be pants at portraits/landscapes. :)
 
I know but thats why i asked. If you had to choose just one lens to do as much as possible with each camera then what would it be? Lets just say a general walkabout lens.
 
Not just the lens though is it? Crop vs FF, Autofocus points, frame rate, ISO range..........heck tech spec sheets for cameras go on for three pages now! :)
 
I could just say Hasselblad H31 and a Blad zoom for the lot then :)
 
scottduffy said:
I know but thats why i asked. If you had to choose just one lens to do as much as possible with each camera then what would it be? Lets just say a general walkabout lens.
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What's a walkabout higher level / professional?

Pointless question really mate. If you want a 'walkabout' lens, there are lots of threads on here with suggestions.
 
Sorry folks never realised it was such a difficult question to answer :bang:
 
scottduffy said:
Sorry folks never realised it was such a difficult question to answer :bang:
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Not so much that it's a difficult question to answer more it's the wrong question. It's far to general and any answer would be justafiable using deiiferent rationals, from my point of view why would a pro only have one lens unless they did something very very specific.

My answer just to illustrate the futility of the question, Olympus OM2 and a 50mm f1.8 lens for all three, pro gear at beginer prices.
 
You can close it if you want or just leave it and it will die a death
Bob
 
Go to thread tools at the top of this thread I think its the last option mate
Bob:thumbs:
 
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