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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 387784" data-attributes="member: 15675"> =&gt; very low budget for telephoto, but I do agree there is a lot of snobbish attitude in it.The primes are some of the best lenses around, that is why they can take teleconverters. This is not so for all zooms I heard, but I have little experience with those.If a zoom drops off at the end, just use it a little shorter. This way you use a good 450mm&nbsp; on your zoom that is weak at 500mm. Look at the tests.I would consider a Nikon 300 mm f4 (second hand) with a Kenko 1.4X TC, which is a superb 400mm f5.6 with AF.Better would even be a 500mm P (second hand, manual focus), since you will need length on the D610.Many work with the XXX-500 or XXX-600 zooms with great results, this might be better for your needs.&nbsp;[USER=9922]@nikonpup[/USER], great idea for a end of year present and great picture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 387784, member: 15675"] [COLOR=#333333] => very low budget for telephoto, but I do agree there is a lot of snobbish attitude in it. The primes are some of the best lenses around, that is why they can take teleconverters. This is not so for all zooms I heard, but I have little experience with those. If a zoom drops off at the end, just use it a little shorter. This way you use a good 450mm on your zoom that is weak at 500mm. Look at the tests. I would consider a Nikon 300 mm f4 (second hand) with a Kenko 1.4X TC, which is a superb 400mm f5.6 with AF. Better would even be a 500mm P (second hand, manual focus), since you will need length on the D610. Many work with the XXX-500 or XXX-600 zooms with great results, this might be better for your needs. [USER=9922]@nikonpup[/USER], great idea for a end of year present and great picture.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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