<p>I've started freelancing for a local newspaper. I've been shooting events that require me to get a shot quickly yet be very versatile with the field of view. Normally while shooting an event I would take one camera and switch lenses every so often. However, I do not have enough time to switch lenses when I need to get a shot instantly. I have my full frame camera that I use regularly, a Canon 6D, and the camera I started with, a crop sensor Canon Rebel T3. I want to start bringing both cameras, one with a normal/wide angle zoom, and another with a telephoto. If I put the telephoto on the crop and the normal zoom on the full frame, then I do get a little extra "zoom" with the telephoto, but a wider DOF. Also, I'd be missing the 70-112 mm (effective) focal length range. If I put the telephoto on the full frame, I get nice shallow DOF but not as much "zoom," but then I can't get as wide of an angle with the 24-70. </p>
<p><strong>TL;DR:</strong> I have a full frame camera and a crop sensor camera, and a normal zoom (24-70mm) and a telephoto zoom (70-200mm). When shooting events with two cameras, which lens should I put on which camera? </p>
