Lens for a flight in a Dragon Rapide

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Hi all

I've got a flight over Cambridge in a Dragon Rapide coming up and am struggling pinning my lens choice down.

I'll be using an A7ii with either an Olympus Zuiko 24/2.8, Sony Zeiss 35/2.8, or Sony Zeiss 55/1.8 (I've ruled out my 90/2.8 and 80-200/4).

Any suggestions? My temptation is to go with the 24/2.8, as it would be nice to get part of the plane in...
 
May be worth seeing if you can get a rubber lens hood for the lens too. That way you can push it against the glass and get rid of any reflections which is the biggest issue with shooting out of plane windows. Also perhaps a couple of alcohol wipes to clean off any smudges.
Thanks - that's absolute genius!

Just seen the cost of hiring a 24-70 f4 - £270?! A second hand 28-70 would be cheaper (it's the a7 kit lens).
 
Kit lens would be more than adequate for this scenario I'd say and you can flog it on for very little loss afterwards if you go second hand!

Yeah - managed to get one for a reasonable price, so hopefully it's not going to be an expensive investment. To be fair, it's nowhere near as bad as I expected and it should be able to deliver reasonable results, but we'll see what happens I suppose!
 
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