Stav_98
13th of September 2009 (Sun), 11:32
Hi all,
Would appreciate the thoughts of you out there who know your glass!
I currently shoot motorsport with my EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 and have been for some 4 years now. I'm starting to think it's possibly upgrade time!
I take pictures as a hobby, completely for my own use however that's more down to time limits stopping me taking things too seriously. Therefore I find it hard to justify spending £1000's on lenses. On that basis I've come up with the following:
Option 1.
Sigma 70-200 f2.8 and 2x tele converter circa £868
Option 2.
Canon 70-200 f4 and 2x tele converter circa circa £800
I have considered the IS version of the f4 - one I don't want to let the moths out of the wallet and two people have been snapping for years without all this cracking technology. I understand IS will help in low light but to be honest I think I'd rather get a decent mono pod and occasionally hit pot luch.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Stav
Would appreciate the thoughts of you out there who know your glass!
I currently shoot motorsport with my EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 and have been for some 4 years now. I'm starting to think it's possibly upgrade time!
I take pictures as a hobby, completely for my own use however that's more down to time limits stopping me taking things too seriously. Therefore I find it hard to justify spending £1000's on lenses. On that basis I've come up with the following:
Option 1.
Sigma 70-200 f2.8 and 2x tele converter circa £868
Option 2.
Canon 70-200 f4 and 2x tele converter circa circa £800
I have considered the IS version of the f4 - one I don't want to let the moths out of the wallet and two people have been snapping for years without all this cracking technology. I understand IS will help in low light but to be honest I think I'd rather get a decent mono pod and occasionally hit pot luch.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Stav