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On 5/24/2011 12:03 AM, Bob (not my real pseudonym) wrote:
Rob a bank and go for the Sigma 50~500 "Bigma" super zoom. I love mine and get very good results; the zoom range makes it useful for almost any airshow situation beyond closely packed static displays. Hefty *******, though - you'll need a strong arm... Interesting. My brother recommended staying away from Sigma lenses due to inconsistent quality. He's well known in the family for having a distinct taste for quality stuff. I've been looking at lenses on Dyxum, a great resource for Sony and Minolta users btw. I'll see what's posted on that lens and maybe start looking for one. I know you are taking and posting great shots, so says something for the lens. Probably going to go with a Beercan next, but I've always had a hankering for honking big lenes... Thanks, Jon |
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