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<blockquote data-quote="Skribbles" data-source="post: 55268" data-attributes="member: 9214">I reckon that's the one I'll end up getting, should be a bit of an improvement over the 55-300 and is cheaper than most other options.Unless I can find a different branded tele-zoom.Yeah, I usually do have it set on AF-C, only on slower/easier stuff and when I don't really need/want the high speed continuous that I have it on AF-A I would love either of those lenses you mentioned but it's not in my budget at the moment. &nbsp;Yeah, I reckon 200mm should be enough, I could always get a bit closer, if I need a bit more length, I could just use a teleconverter.Nikon isn't a must, would be nice but if there are other decent options available, I'm willing to try them.I use AF-C to take advantage of the D7000's 6fps, not all shots are in perfect focus but I still get a few decent shots without missing too much.Since I would be using this lens outside mostly, the low light shouldnt be too much of an issue.Although I use it while on off-road trips and stuff, in pretty sheltered areas where a lens that performs better in lower light would be a good advantage but I spose I'll have to settle for a compromise for the time being.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skribbles, post: 55268, member: 9214"] I reckon that's the one I'll end up getting, should be a bit of an improvement over the 55-300 and is cheaper than most other options. Unless I can find a different branded tele-zoom. Yeah, I usually do have it set on AF-C, only on slower/easier stuff and when I don't really need/want the high speed continuous that I have it on AF-A I would love either of those lenses you mentioned but it's not in my budget at the moment. Yeah, I reckon 200mm should be enough, I could always get a bit closer, if I need a bit more length, I could just use a teleconverter. Nikon isn't a must, would be nice but if there are other decent options available, I'm willing to try them. I use AF-C to take advantage of the D7000's 6fps, not all shots are in perfect focus but I still get a few decent shots without missing too much. Since I would be using this lens outside mostly, the low light shouldnt be too much of an issue. Although I use it while on off-road trips and stuff, in pretty sheltered areas where a lens that performs better in lower light would be a good advantage but I spose I'll have to settle for a compromise for the time being. [/QUOTE]

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