600mm F4
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Re: 600mm F4
I never use a beast like this. But I think that, if you can afford it, there is not better option...
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Re: 600mm F4
They sell for several thousand dollars/euros/pounds so if you can find one at a good price, go for it.
David
David
Re: 600mm F4
It cost about £1 500.David Kilpatrick wrote:They sell for several thousand dollars/euros/pounds so if you can find one at a good price, go for it.David
Re: 600mm F4
A real bargin, grab it quick! Do check it out first, of course, as any repairs will be costly......
Philip
Philip
Re: 600mm F4
I have bought it. Thanks for all the advice. The fotos is sharp, but the weight, sjo man I have started to gym just be able to take pictures.
Any recommendations on a tripod head?
Any recommendations on a tripod head?
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Re: 600mm F4
Whichever brand you pick, make sure it is rated for at least 20 lbs. The Wimberley head is a must.
http://www.tripodhead.com/products/wimberley-main.cfm
http://www.tripodhead.com/products/wimberley-main.cfm
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