Push/pull means extending the lens rather than twisting it to zoom.
tommykjensen Cream of the Crop More info | Oct 31, 2006 04:57 | #16 Push/pull means extending the lens rather than twisting it to zoom. EDITING OF MY PHOTOS IS NOT ALLOWED
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tommykjensen Cream of the Crop More info | Oct 31, 2006 05:03 | #17 Lightstream wrote in post #2194486  Also, what is your strategy with dealing with a subject that gets too close and your prime can't zoom out? Just curious.. trying to learn from those who have been down the road before. That would depend where I am shooting. In the zoo I would wait for the animal to move away again, especially if I am shooting through a fence. Or if it is possible to go around the enclosure then I could move to the other side. EDITING OF MY PHOTOS IS NOT ALLOWED
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weka2000 Is that a 300mm in your pocket?  More info | IMHO if you have a very specific goal and want very sharp photos go for a prime. If you want a good all round multi use lens get a zoom.
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