sudirdjo
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wow ... that's a nice one !
does anybody have nice pics from 55-250 so that I don't have sellers remorse ? ;-)
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does anybody have nice pics from 55-250 so that I don't have sellers remorse ? ;-)
Kevin G.
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Excellent images! I have this lens and have been very happy as well. Almost went with the 70-200 L but I'm glad I settled on the 70-300mm IS. I have many duck pics, but here's one of a 'wild' stray cat, taken in Atlantic City - dozens of them live under the boardwalk, and are fed by the locals, so they look quite healthy.
Taken with a 5D, this is at 300mm @f5.6.
Regards,
Kevin
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Taken with a 5D, this is at 300mm @f5.6.
Regards,
Kevin
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Dave Sparks
Senior Member
I switched from the Sigma to this lens and have been very happy with it. A couple at 300mm:
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MiguelS
Active member
Nice images...I just sold my 70-300 iS USM on ebay... I was hesitant, but I hope the 200 f/2.8 and 1.4x will please me indoors and outdoors.
I love animals images and park ones as welll.
I love animals images and park ones as welll.
Dave Sparks
Senior Member
Thanks. I'd love to have the 70-200 f/2.8 but it was a matter of economics. My brother has one and it's a beautiful piece of glass. Great purchase - have fun with it!
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grammieb14
Veteran Member
The 70-200 4is has a fluorite element. The 70-300 has UD. At least that is how it is advertised in the B&H source book.
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