Josh66
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I've done a lot of skiing (I like to think I'm pretty damn good), but not much ski photography. How fast a lens do you really need? I would think that all the snow would act as a giant reflector (keep in mind that it's been a while since I've seen snow...).
To me (I admit that I could be wrong, listen to what everyone has to say, then make your own decision) a 50 and the kit lens (or a faster lens with the same range) would be all you need for skiing. When I think skiing, I think mobility. I wouldn't want to drag around my camera bag with 6 lenses in it. I would pick two (three, tops) and find a pocket to put them in.
To me (I admit that I could be wrong, listen to what everyone has to say, then make your own decision) a 50 and the kit lens (or a faster lens with the same range) would be all you need for skiing. When I think skiing, I think mobility. I wouldn't want to drag around my camera bag with 6 lenses in it. I would pick two (three, tops) and find a pocket to put them in.