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Hi,
I'm currently travelling full time at the moment around Europe in a campervan and am working on a lot of photography using a Nikon d810 with sigma 24-105 lens. Its perfect for landscapes and general travel work, but for wildlife such as birds, its just not working.
I had a great shot yesterday from a cliff face in Scotland of a seal fighting with seagulls over a fish. They looked like dots in the photo, very frustrating.
I can't really afford a really expensive set up such as a Nikon 500mm especially if i were to also think of purchasing a d500 body specifically for wildlife shooting, but have had suggested a Nikon 300mm f4 and use it with a TC 1.4x.
There is also the new Nikon 200-500mm which seems to be getting good reviews and could be a little more versatile, which again I could use with a TC.
Initially, i would use the lens with the d810, but i envisage getting something like the d500 specifically for wildlife at some point in the future.
Any suggestions very much appreciated, i'm not sure which way to go with it.
I'm currently travelling full time at the moment around Europe in a campervan and am working on a lot of photography using a Nikon d810 with sigma 24-105 lens. Its perfect for landscapes and general travel work, but for wildlife such as birds, its just not working.
I had a great shot yesterday from a cliff face in Scotland of a seal fighting with seagulls over a fish. They looked like dots in the photo, very frustrating.
I can't really afford a really expensive set up such as a Nikon 500mm especially if i were to also think of purchasing a d500 body specifically for wildlife shooting, but have had suggested a Nikon 300mm f4 and use it with a TC 1.4x.
There is also the new Nikon 200-500mm which seems to be getting good reviews and could be a little more versatile, which again I could use with a TC.
Initially, i would use the lens with the d810, but i envisage getting something like the d500 specifically for wildlife at some point in the future.
Any suggestions very much appreciated, i'm not sure which way to go with it.