what lens should i bring.

[kensfish]

I'm going to niagra falls and new York in October, any suggestions on lenses for the Nikon 750 and 7100? I have the tam 24-70 2.8, tam 70-200 2.8, Nikon 28-300, tam 150-600, and Nikon 18-35.

 

[robbins.photo]

Well, if your not planning another trip to Niagara any time soon, I'd bring them all. If you have space limits, etc - my top two would be the 70-200 mm and the 18-35. That will cover you for the vast majority of what your likely to need, you'll have the wide angle for landscapes, etc - and a good fast zoom for most anything else.

 

[goodguy]

I own a D750 and I was in New York city and Niagara Falls about 3 months ago.
Here are the shots if you are interested
New York Trip Apr 2015 Flickr - Photo Sharing

I only took and used 2 lenses 24-70mm 2.8 and 70-200mm 2.8

 

[Simons1977]

If it was me, I would bring the 24-70 and 70-200

 

[JoeW]

Well, if your not planning another trip to Niagara any time soon, I'd bring them all. If you have space limits, etc - my top two would be the 70-200 mm and the 18-35. That will cover you for the vast majority of what your likely to need, you'll have the wide angle for landscapes, etc - and a good fast zoom for most anything else.

Depends upon what parts of the falls you visit and what you try to shoot but....I agree with these lens suggestions. I think even more important are going to be the other equipment you chose to bring or not bring:
--tripod and NDFs for extended shots.
--you will absolutely get a lot of mist. I went through 3 microfibre clothes in one area next to the falls there was so much mist in the air that ended up on my lens.
--filters of various types (minimize or maximize reflection off of the water, blue skies or not).

Also, it's not clear from your post as to what you mean by "new york"...upstate (with some great foliage in October)...NYC...or simply the US side of the falls? Assuming you mean upper NY state, than prepare for foliage. Don't shoot AWB, experiment with some custom white balance settings.

 

[runnah]

400mm f/4

 

[rafa_meira]

You already have a very versatile gear and your next lens depend what you'll shoot.

For example, you can buy a 105mm f/2.8 macro if you'll do some details photographs, or a fast lens with f/1.4 aperture if you need to shoot at low lighting, or even the great 14-24mm f/2.8 if you need a ultra-wide lens.

 

[weepete]

18-35mm would be my pick

 

[shadowlands]

Wide!!! 18-35 or the 24-70 for sure....

 

[waday]

If you go on Maid of the Mist, make sure to take your camera. You'll get some of the last.. I mean, best shots ever.

It's waterproof, right? It won't get that wet.

It all depends on what you want to photograph, but I agree with the 70-200 and 16-35 camp.

 

[wyogirl]

take this: http://smile.amazon.com/OP-TECH-USA...d=1440187998&sr=8-1&keywords=dslr+rain+sleeve

There are nicer ones, but this one takes up minimal space and you get 2 in a pack, plus you can remove your eye cup, place this on and replace the eyecup so that you can actually see what you are shooting.