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Check out the Sigma 100-300 F4 if your on a budget, also look at getting a 1.4 covertor to go with it. Good combo... Very underrated lens for its size and quality/price.
The 70-200 F2.8 with a 1.4 works well too.
The 170-500 Ive not used but I dont think its as sharp or well made as the two above but Im sure someone else can answer on that one...
There is also the Nikon 80-400 VR which can be bought 2nd hand at reasonable price and well respected.
Tommy
I've got the 70-200 f/2.8, beautiful lens. Perfectly sharp and very well built. No experience with the 170-500.
I have got the Sigma 170 - 500 mm lens. I think it is not a bad lens. Please have a look to my last Red Kite shots. They are all done with the Sigma 170 - 500 mm lens. All my other bird and wildlife shots are done with the same lens.
Carsten
Quote: I have got the Sigma 170 - 500 mm lens. I think it is not a bad lens. Please have a look to my last Red Kite shots. They are all done with the Sigma 170 - 500 mm lens. All my other bird and wildlife shots are done with the same lens.
Carsten
Very fond of your porto, all over really like the lighting in the dark shots,
Also, I like the 170-500mm, I will try it before I buy tho.
Thanks
I used to have the 170-500, and used in the correct conditions and way it is effective, but I would say a lens like the newer 150-500 or the 100-300F4 (all from the sigma stable) have a greater range of conditions under which they will produce good images.
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