Opened for tourists in 1992 is still one of the least explored regions in Nepal, mostly due to extremely high permit fees and poor connectivity with the rest part of the country. In the 14 days you will see not only the icons of Nepal – Kathmandu and Pokhra but also the most spectacular and secluded place Nepal can offer to tourists – Kingdom of Lo | Mustang. Together with my friend Gokul from Real Himalaya I’ve worked for the last couple days to give you an opportunity to visit Nepal, one of the most incredible countries in Asia. – Ever wanted to see the highest mountains on Earth? – Ever wanted to spend 14 days that will change your perception of life? – Ever wanted to visit one of the most mystical place on Earth? Here are the details ( email Adam for additional information): Bought used.Adam, one of the moderators of the NikonRumorsForum, is organizing a trip/unofficial NRF meeting in Mustang, Nepal during October 18-31, 2015.

Sigma DC 17-70 2.8-4.5 - struggling to get good focus with this one. Nikkor AF 50mm 1.8d - seems to give good results Would I be best served my complementing the collection or replacing something with a higher quality option? Fast normal prime for low light situations (inside tea house).

Some sort of zoom to have on camera most of the time (24-105 on FX seems popular) Can I use the same for inside of temples with poor light and perhaps also the night sky? I have used the search function here extensively, and am starting to form an idea of what is needed, but I'm afraid some of the details around the choice of lenses is still beyond me. Am I on the right track with the lens types below? Do you have suggestions for specific lens models? I would like to carry it all myself, so I would at least prefer to limit the number of lenses to 3.

I'm heading to Nepal in a few weeks' time for two weeks of trekking (Everest Base Camp) and since we already have a Nikon D7000 in the household, I am now in the process of learning how to use that one better, but I really don't know what lenses to get/bring for the trip.

First of all, thanks for reading! Not too long ago I invested in a competent P&S camera (Sony RX100m3), which has sparked an interest in photography.

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