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1000 MM Lens That I Just Bought

 
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Dec 14, 2015 23:52 |  #16

rcamp48 wrote in post #17819355 (external link)
Thanks.... I am going to shoot mostly moving trains with it, and maybe some child photos, I notice that you are talking the model III my model is the model II, what is the difference between the two ??????

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Heya,

The II, III, etc, of the 75-300 is only $70~80 commonly for a reason. You didn't get a deal. Sorry to break it to you like that. But you basically bought it at it's going price. It's basically the most budget telephoto lens Canon has made. It's functional, but it's by no means a good lens.

For $30 more, you can get a refurb 55-250 STM which is literally several orders of magnitude better in every single way. You can get it for very inexpensive from Canon themselves, on their Refurb Sales site. With warranty. I would suggest you get this instead.

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Mar 05, 2016 12:41 |  #17

No matter what lens you JUST bought, you can ALWAYS do better. Let him enjoy his lens! ;-)a


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Mar 05, 2016 14:41 as a reply to  @ post 17819355 |  #18

You will have a lot of fun with that lens (75-300). I use it all the time. here are a couple of images.

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