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 04-Apr-2008, 15:13 | #2 | |
| DSC Club Member Ducati Meccanica Bikes: '01 Ducati 748R and '04 Mille RSVR  Posts: 2,665 Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Nr Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire Mood: Awaiting the arrival of the sun and the disappearance of the rain Quote:
The thought is crossing my mind Paul. Just don't buy a 400mm f2.8 lens. They're enough to put your shoulder out and that's the last thing you need at the mo  | ||
| 08-Apr-2008, 00:01 | #3 |
| Regional Organiser - BHCN Ducati Corse  Posts: 3,276 Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Dunstable Beds Mood: Raring to Ride Maybe one of these might help Guy. Made by Nikon for the CIA and such sneeky beeky organisations.1200mm-1600mm Comes with its own trailor I believe   Top marks Guy for the tips and guidance. One good thing about digital though, a large Raw Image can be crop quit succesfully to get a good picture I tried this out at Mallory with my f2.8 200mm, giving me an effective 340mm lens on the D200 digital camera which does help to get into the action.   | |
| 11-Apr-2008, 12:54 | #4 | |
| DSC Club Member Ducati Meccanica Bikes: '01 Ducati 748R and '04 Mille RSVR Posts: 2,665 Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Nr Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire Mood: Awaiting the arrival of the sun and the disappearance of the rain Quote:
.....hmmmmm Wonder if my 2x converter would work on that. "For Sale. Close up images of the sun's rings. Blind photographer has no use for them" | ||
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