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80-400VRII with 1.4 TC
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<blockquote data-quote="dramtastic" data-source="post: 235739" data-attributes="member: 16805"><p>Can we please confirm? Thread heading reads 80-400mm but the EXIF data for shot says 200-400mm. One is a fixed aperture lens, one variable. They are on a different level in both IQ and cost and I'm not just talking about DxOmark scores but real world images. I've seen 100's of shots from both online and the 200-400 is clearly superior and of course can take a fixed F5.6(one stop loss)shot and retain decent IQ at longer distances in optimum conditions. The featured shot is sharp but still not tack sharp and where the shot may have been taken at 550mm, what counts is still how close the photographer was to the subject. I shoot at 420mm all the time. 420mm at 8 feet is tack sharp, at 100m(300ft) it's crap, with varying degrees of success in between.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dramtastic, post: 235739, member: 16805"] Can we please confirm? Thread heading reads 80-400mm but the EXIF data for shot says 200-400mm. One is a fixed aperture lens, one variable. They are on a different level in both IQ and cost and I'm not just talking about DxOmark scores but real world images. I've seen 100's of shots from both online and the 200-400 is clearly superior and of course can take a fixed F5.6(one stop loss)shot and retain decent IQ at longer distances in optimum conditions. The featured shot is sharp but still not tack sharp and where the shot may have been taken at 550mm, what counts is still how close the photographer was to the subject. I shoot at 420mm all the time. 420mm at 8 feet is tack sharp, at 100m(300ft) it's crap, with varying degrees of success in between. [/QUOTE]
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