JerryPH
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After using the 70-200 a bit more, I feel that indoors at distances under 50 feet, it has limited useage (at least on cameras with cropped sensors like my D200). Certainly if you wanted to use it as a portrait lens, you would need to stand back *at least* 30-35 feet.
Where it shines is low light bigger areas (soccer fields, ice rinks, back rows of a small concert hall, back of a church at weddings, etc...).
From about 10 feet back, I could not even get the 70-200 lens carrier into the picture:
In the house, that lens is useless... but the IQ, sharpness and bokeh it produces is nigh untouchable.
Where it shines is low light bigger areas (soccer fields, ice rinks, back rows of a small concert hall, back of a church at weddings, etc...).
From about 10 feet back, I could not even get the 70-200 lens carrier into the picture:
In the house, that lens is useless... but the IQ, sharpness and bokeh it produces is nigh untouchable.