70-300mm
crystal wrote: 70-300 is a fine lens, but if you feel you need to get closer and you are ready to have a bigger lens, then by all means by yourself a bigger lens. I have a 70-300 for a few years and eventually upgraded to a 50-500.
Many of my posted wildlife shots are with the 70-300 (a 112-460mm equivalent on a crop camera). The 500 would be a great addition. Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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effron wrote: I will speak from my own experience. I am very happy with my VR70-300. However, no matter how long a lens you decide on, it will soon become too short.........
Amen Brother!
Bob Howdeshell
"If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera" ~ Lewis Hine
bhowdy wrote:
effron wrote: I will speak from my own experience. I am very happy with my VR70-300. However, no matter how long a lens you decide on, it will soon become too short.........
Amen Brother!
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