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Thrusting Duffman Good Super Zoom Lens 11-19-2009, 04:40 PM
Photo-John Re: Good Super Zoom Lens 11-20-2009, 01:01 PM
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    Re: Good Super Zoom Lens

    Here's an UNCROPPED shot taken with a 300mm at only 36 yards (33 meters) - yes, I measured it since it was in my backyard. Same APS-C crop factor camera as your wife's XTi. For size reference, I estimate that coyote was about the size of a 7~8 month old German Shepherd and about 40 pounds.


    When I'm out shooting birds with my 500mm, a common comment made by other people goes like "gee, you must be able to get good shots from way out with that thing". So they are naturally surprised when I tell them I must stalk small/medium sized birds to within 20 to 30 feet (not yards) before I can take the shot.
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    Re: Good Super Zoom Lens

    Thanks a lot for that photo and the info! That was nice of you to measure and provide a good explanation to my question. Thats a pretty good picture for that distance, I think that is what I am looking for.

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