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Hi Anthony,
Thank you so much for all your thoughts on the 70 - 200 which I will seriously consider for one day, though at present, believe it or not, I'm still with a Fuji Finepix S5000 for all my macro shots as it's got such a great macro mode! Though I know well that there are SO much better ones about - one day! Re the 300 (with or without the 1.4) I do realise just how good they both are, but after having the one that failed, it's made me too wary. I have done as you've advised though and thought "how much use would I get from the 400 lens then made my mind up"!! I've decided definately on the 400f 5.6, but thanks so much for the valuable advice Anthony, much appreciated indeed. Sue |
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Thank you so very much indeed for giving me the number of your shop, I've no idea what the chap said it was called (I was too flustered!) but he was so good and so I ordered it late yesterday and it will be HERE on Monday!! I'm thrilled to bits and can't wait to try it. Again Peter, thanks so much for all the advice and the contact for which I'm so very grateful. Sue |
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Thank you to you ALL for helping me out so very much indeed with your advice over the lenses.
As you may have seen from my reply to Peter, I've gone ahead and ordered the EF 400f 5.6 Prime and, all being well, it should be with me on Monday! After coming back to the board to get the reassurance from your posts, then seeing Annette's results - I know I've done the right thing and am delighted. Thanks so much EVERYONE I can't thank you all enough! I'll let you know how I get on, you can bank on that for sure! Best wishes, Sue |
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Hope you enjoy your new lens, I'm sure you will.
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You have made a good choice,Sue,this is a terrific lens ,esp for the price.It does not have IS,but because of its light weight that is not really a problem,and it is much sharper and brighter than a Sigma 300 F2 I tried.
Good luck and happy shooting Sue.Look forward to seeing your images.
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Thanks for getting bck to me Christine, I do feel so very happy about it now and shan't be sleeping much tomorrow night for sure! Don't worry Christine, I'll let you know when an image taken with it goes on, shan't be able to stop myself!! Thanks again for your help and advice.
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Brilliant
Hello everyone,
Well, it's here and so far I'm very pleased with it indeed, though on tenter hooks with it for most of the day, a bit like holding a baby at times! You were right with the weight and AF though, no problem with either after having got used to the 300mm. I'll have to work on the flight shots a bit, nothing like your Cormorant Annette! I did get some beautiful Robins, a Nuthatch, WW's, Chiffchaff and Ducks and can't get any on here as I'm having problems so far, yet manage ok on BF. Any difference that I'm unsure of I'd be pleased to hear about? I'll put a couple on the gallery in a minute. One beauty of a Duck I did get was a Yellow-billed Duck or African Yellow Bill (anus undulata), an obvious escape, but superb anyway. Thanks again everyone.
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