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© 2010 Adam Lack
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It came out a bit strange (I guess it is the wind). But the focus on only one is great
nice choice of color is nice. 3 without-much-colors deviations in a row ? Tired of colors are you ?
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The depth of field is very very small because I was at 300mm f/5.6, so things blur very quickly away from the focussed area.
Haha, I actually processed these 3 a few days ago, I'm only just uploading them today. I'm not tired of colours, I just enjoy a change every so often
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I know, I was just kidding. I love when people experiments new things. You are great at what you do, this is what is more important
Thank you for the information. Don't have this kind of possibilities yet but I'll have (one day...)
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Oh, haha
It's new to me too, it's the first lens I've bought (apart from the kit one that came with my camera) and I've had it not very long yet
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Are you satisfied with it ?
I really hesitate to buy one...
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I am so far. I have the Sigma 70-300 f/4-5.6 APO DG, which is almost the cheapest in that range. For the price (about £180) it performs very, very well. The autofocus is quite loud, but the image quality is excellent. It's a very light lens too, and feels fairly sturdy.
I have to say though, that because it's widest point is all the way at 70mm, I have to change back to the 18-55 for almost all landscape shots, so I end up changing lenses quite frequently - which isn't ideal.
Obviously it's not the very best; but for what I do with it, it performs perfectly. Very satisfied with it so far!
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Oh. I read on this one today.
And don't say that, you have talent
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