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Thanks for the inputs. I currently have:
Minolta 35-105 f3.5-4.5 ProSpec 28-70 f3.5-4.5 ProSpec 75-300 f4.5-5.6 He's now given them to me officially, which takes some pressure off replacing them and returning them to him. So looks like a 70-200 something in a quality lens would probably be the first one to buy, and that's helpful. Generally, looking at airshow type shots, both static displays and flybys. Here at the Grass Valley airport, one cannot get too close to the runway along which most flybys occur, but one can get fairly close to the taxiway. And in the static displays, close enough to touch for the most part. I do understand the cost/quality issue. It's not that I am a cheap tightwad, but probably not going to be buying $1000 lenses anytime soon unless I find a screaming deal on a CZ 16-35... I'm moving to Australia next year and struggling to come up with the $20k it'll take to move my machine shop and pay immigration fees. But stuff like this is cheaper to buy and have shipped here, so want to get a good basic kit together before I move. Jon |
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