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Jun 18, 2019 07:31:52   #
JOBY! Over one shoulder,had two years,haven't needed to even tighten the screw in bottom of camera,best
by far.
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Jun 17, 2019 05:32:26   #
Heavily cropped but over a mile away ,ok ?
Graham


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Jun 17, 2019 05:29:44   #
Heavy crop of this taken at 200 mm 35 equivalent 380 mm over a mile away from home. Not to bad ?
Graham
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Jun 12, 2019 06:20:48   #
74images wrote:
You didn't Mention that Part.

So do the Best you can with your Pension in Buying the Cameras & Equipment that you Want or Need!

74images


Thanks I,lol try,life balance would be nice,but it's needs must.
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Jun 11, 2019 14:13:03   #
74images wrote:
So what...

You're on a Damn State Pension, Man Live it Up, you know you wanted this Lens & you Got It!

Enjoy It...

74images


I intend to as and when my caring role for my disabled wife will let me,not many chances,bide my time.
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Jun 11, 2019 14:12:08   #
George in McKinney wrote:
Graham, the Bald Eagle, our national emblem in US, was photographed with the same lens as yours but with
a NikonAF-S teleconverter TC-20EIII. From what I read, Kinko makes a good teleconverter. I have a set of Kinko extension tubes for close up work and their construction quality impressed me. If I were buying a third party teleconverter, it would be Kinko. Get out and practice on the birds in your area.
Have fun,

George


If only the weeks and the bloody rain would stop I might ha ha
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Jun 10, 2019 12:40:45   #
Screamin Scott wrote:
Enjoy. I have one and a D7100 as well....


Was that owl done with thenlens and Kenko 2x ?
Graham
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Jun 10, 2019 11:36:20   #
George in McKinney wrote:
Graham, the 2X Kenko extender should do well. I use my Nikkor 80-200mm f2.8 D with the newer Nikon 2x extender to give me 600mm of reach on a D500 with good results


Wow wee !!!! Going to have fun.
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Jun 9, 2019 10:01:46   #
jerrypoller wrote:
I bought one several years ago on Ebay as well ( along with a 35-70 2.8 and a 20-35 2.8 ). I have never regretted any of them, but get the sharpest pics from my 80-200 2.8. I take a lot of candid "close up" portraits of family with it because I can stand back and catch their expressions without them being too aware. The only drawback is its weight - I'm 72 and after lugging it around on my D610 for an hour or so, it gets downright heavy. Otherwise, it's going to be in my bag until I stop taking pics.
I bought one several years ago on Ebay as well ( a... (show quote)


At least my d7100 is slightly lighter,YEs, with the 80-200 on its heavy but SO well balance in the hand its uncanny
Graham
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Jun 9, 2019 10:00:11   #
Gene51 wrote:
Great lens. I've had one since 2006 and I will not part with it. But on a cropped sensor camera it gives you the perspective of an 80-200, but with the crop factor your field of view will be similar to a 120-300. Perspective is always a function of distance to subject, not focal length. I also have the Kenko Pro 300 1.4x and 2.0x extenders. The 1.4 is quite good and AF performance remains useable. The 300 is not so great.


Going to give the Kenko 2x a go let's see how it focuses or not !?
Graham
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Jun 9, 2019 09:58:15   #
nimbushopper wrote:
Graham, if it's 200mm on the long end then you've got the perspective of 300mm on your Nikon DX crop sensor camera! Anyway, it's a great deal on a wonderful piece of glass that's built like a tank. I have had one for many years now and never considered trading up to the 70-200 that replaced it.

Here's a sample portrait I just shot with it!


Wow ! Seems my first thoughts about based on just a few quick photos were spot on !?
Graham
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Jun 8, 2019 11:58:56   #
Couldn't say no ! It has very minor cosmetic damage but optic fine ,got it off eBay inc of P&P for £130 !!!
Only taken a handful to date ,but by Christ this looks very much like a keeper,it's 380 mm on my d7100'and with Kenko pro 300 on as well it will be ( not tried that yet ) a massive 760 mm equivalent !!!
Any body use one of these ?
Graham
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Jun 4, 2019 05:36:55   #
Gene51 wrote:
It looks like the flash is near or on the camera, and directly aimed at the cat.

Try bounce light - much more flattering.


Agree have tried bounce and am going to move on to different position light and maybe tw light setup.
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May 28, 2019 14:10:02   #
photomarkz wrote:
Canon 300 f4. Kenko pro 1.4. Canon 7d
Shot from endzone. 80 yards away


These look pretty dawn good to my old eyes,the end product meaning more to me than the specs and what might work with it.
G
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May 28, 2019 14:08:55   #
Sorry I forgot to say a Nikon d7100 and as for what lens,well it seems the Kenko 2x proo 300 dg is reported to work on a lot of lens it shouldn't strictly speaking if you read the Kenko paperwork.
I shall be trying it with one such lens Sigma 70-300 f 3.5-5.6 with focal lengths that should,not work,again according to specs,
Time will tell, as will trial and error presumably .
G
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