quixdraw wrote:
Thanks! I might see anything on this stretch of road. All kinds of wildlife, plants, scenery, etc. The more flexibility I have in focal length, the more chance I have of catching something interesting. Have used this lens successfully on a variety of cameras. First time on the D3, won't be the last. Not ideal for scenery, but it works.
I carry two or three bodies with the glass I might use attached. Currently I my 500pF attached to my D850. My 70-200 is hooked up to my D500. 300pf is on my D7200. I swap out the 500pF to the D500 when I might see high-speed critters. For close-up stuff, then my 105G 2.8 on the D850. I have a Cotton carry rig that allows two camera to be carried and a third in hand. When my legs are in reasonable working order this set-up works quite well. Reasonably fast deployment, the shoulder harness is light and securely holds the bodies with big glass firmly.