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24th July 2005
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when to visit the "doctor"
Hi people, got another question. Went to take some pics with my 70-200 f2.8. and this question pop into my mind. When do you send your lense or body for a checkup? (was wondering if my lense have a focusing issue)
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24th July 2005
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Trying using ur 70-200mm on tripod. Might be motion blur due to the weight of the lens.
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25th July 2005
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Gosh i brought my 70-200mm f/4. FInd it pretty heavy, no wonder all my shots not that sharp leh...
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25th July 2005
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The longer the zoom range the more obvious the motion blur, unless u using a very fast shutter speed. Weight is one of the factor, but f4 consider quite light so no worries on that. But for f2.8 it weight almost 2 X the f4, not to mention the f2.8 IS. It's even heavier than a 100-400mm L lens.
If you wanna do a test on sharpenss of your lens, I suggest you do it on a bright sunny day with tripod. |
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