dirty
27th of February 2005 (Sun), 12:28
Hey...
I currently have a 55-200 f4.5-5.6 (The one advertised as being great for the digital EOS cameras).. Now its a fine little lens for what Im doing (sports), but I've seen a few 70-200 F4 L kickin around at decent prices.
I'm wondering how much of a different am I going to see between these 2. First off, yes I do realize that the 70-200 has better glass in it (obviously eh ;)) ...
Second, I know that I can get another stop out of it. I'd say the vast majority of what I shoot is outdoors on either sunny, or overcast days. Very very little is indoor or in the rain.
Maybe I am just trying to talk myself into it, but I'm giving the pros out there a chance to really sell me on it. Oh ya, if I could afford it, I'd pick up the 70-200 f2 in a second..but well, starving university student and all...
thanks for the help
Kevin
I currently have a 55-200 f4.5-5.6 (The one advertised as being great for the digital EOS cameras).. Now its a fine little lens for what Im doing (sports), but I've seen a few 70-200 F4 L kickin around at decent prices.
I'm wondering how much of a different am I going to see between these 2. First off, yes I do realize that the 70-200 has better glass in it (obviously eh ;)) ...
Second, I know that I can get another stop out of it. I'd say the vast majority of what I shoot is outdoors on either sunny, or overcast days. Very very little is indoor or in the rain.
Maybe I am just trying to talk myself into it, but I'm giving the pros out there a chance to really sell me on it. Oh ya, if I could afford it, I'd pick up the 70-200 f2 in a second..but well, starving university student and all...
thanks for the help
Kevin