Wolverinepwnes
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you can never go wrong with an F/2.8!!! never!
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Well, maybe so, but a lot of professionals use the 2.8 with great success. Numbers and specifications are all great, but if something requires charts with perfectly straight lines and other test equipment to see a ever so slight difference, then as far as I am concerned, there is no difference.hey, what do I know, I mean I'm only talking about REAL data. I guess I should talk about other people instead of show actual information.
Interesting site, I've looked at it many times.hey, what do I know, I mean I'm only talking about REAL data. I guess I should talk about other people instead of show actual information.
ONly you can decide for yourself if the size,weight, price, and bulk of the 70-200 in f/2.8 is worth it com pared with the f/4 version
Hey man... Keeping in mind that the F2.8 lenses tend to be better optical quality as well, the actual light capabilities of the lenses aren't the only factor. Just something to consider.
Remember we are talking about an f4 L and an f2.8 L lens - both are very sharp and the "f4 is sharper than the f2.8" is not that big a difference. Infact I would argue that in most cases outside of ideal studio controled shoots you could not see much of a working difference between the two lenses (of course you would see a difference were you trying to shoot at f2.8 )