1300mm f/4

[Green_Tea]

I put this here because It is hardly a serious suggestion but just incase anyone is in the market:lol:

http://cgi.ebay.com/12-f4-Mirror-Telephoto-Tracking-Lens-JW-FECKER-L3_W0QQitemZ250508877591QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCamera_ Lenses?hash=item3a537e1f17#ht_717wt_1165

I wonder how hard it would be to stick one of these on an SLR.
-Trevor

[Woolburr]

Looking at the specs, it appears it would be a very simple task to mount a camera....in fact, mounting the camera seems to be the easy part...finding a Sherpa to lug that beast around is going to be far more difficult.

[Noise_Ninja]

...finding a Sherpa to lug that beast around is going to be far more difficult.

I can't afford a sherpa, but I'm 6'3" and my g/f is 4'10", so she could become the first human bipod. I just need to find a flat top hat to screw the lens on.

But seriously what kind of IQ are we talking about with a dslr plugged on that beast? If it can do MIF (missle_in_flight) I'm sure it can do BIF!

[FZ1]

OMG, that's friggin telescope!

[Karl Johnston]

I'd like to see some sample images with that thing..

[Wazza]

Be better off using a straight on telescope. :lol:
I've used a 2500mm and 2000mm F10 scope, which came out fairly decent.

[trailblazer87]

There is only one problem, its optimum focus is at 4 miles out:p

[neilwood32]

I can't afford a sherpa, but I'm 6'3" and my g/f is 4'10", so she could become the first human bipod. I just need to find a flat top hat to screw the lens on.

But seriously what kind of IQ are we talking about with a dslr plugged on that beast? If it can do MIF (missle_in_flight) I'm sure it can do BIF!

I think BIF in the next town might be possible!