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baseballer
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Ok. I have a tough choice here.
I currently own the 80-200 f/2.8 AF-D. While I like it, it's sorta slow focusing and has cost me a shot or two at horse races.
I have rented (twice) the 70-200 VR and loved it both times.
My friend purchased the 80-200 f/2.8 AF-S and said he has had no problems with his.
I currently own the 80-200 f/2.8 AF-D. While I like it, it's sorta slow focusing and has cost me a shot or two at horse races.
I have rented (twice) the 70-200 VR and loved it both times.
My friend purchased the 80-200 f/2.8 AF-S and said he has had no problems with his.
- However, I want a 300 f/4 for bird/rabbit/hummingbird/etc shots.
- So, should I keep the 80-200 AF-D and get the 300 f/4
- Or should I sell the 80-200 AF-D, use that money to help purchase the 70-200 VR and save for the 300 f/4.
- Or should I sell the AF-D and get the AF-S (not too much of a price difference) and then save for the 300 f/4 (which will take longer)