Markw
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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35/1.8 Sold.
Mark
Mark
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Where are them pix Mark? Not that I am interested in buying, as I shoot Canon....
But I'd like to know how the 80-400mm performs.
They're coming as soon as I have time to run over and pick up my hard drive. Probably tomorrow afternoon.
Mark
JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE... SLACKER!
Hey, now. I've got college, work, and I teach a class at my old high school. I've been quite busy.
In due time, my friend.
Mark
35/1.8 Sold.
Mark
$100 for the 35 1.8G.
Yes. The Sigma 150-500. It's good, but it's not a $10,000 lens either. To get really good quality at that focal length costs big bucks. This one does a good job, but not a great job. Autofocus is a bit slow, as would be expected, and it is pretty slow (f/5-6.3). With good light it does a good job though.Which 500 do you shoot... I am seriously considering something in that range! Sigma?
I am seriously looking at that lens... I like what I am hearing about it. Lenses like this are just for fun... since I use my pro lenses for serious stuff. I can't justify the cost of the long primes for just out shooting wildlife because I enjoy it, so a lens like this is the next best thing. I am also looking at the Nikon 80-400 (MarkW has one for sale here.. but he doesn't seem to really want to sell it.. no pics! lol). The nice thing about the nikon is that I could use my TC20E III with it.... and not have to invest in other TC's.
HINT HINT!
Yes. The Sigma 150-500. It's good, but it's not a $10,000 lens either. To get really good quality at that focal length costs big bucks. This one does a good job, but not a great job. Autofocus is a bit slow, as would be expected, and it is pretty slow (f/5-6.3). With good light it does a good job though.
I am seriously looking at that lens... I like what I am hearing about it. Lenses like this are just for fun... since I use my pro lenses for serious stuff. I can't justify the cost of the long primes for just out shooting wildlife because I enjoy it, so a lens like this is the next best thing. I am also looking at the Nikon 80-400 (MarkW has one for sale here.. but he doesn't seem to really want to sell it.. no pics! lol). The nice thing about the nikon is that I could use my TC20E III with it.... and not have to invest in other TC's.