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More expensive lens means a better image.
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<blockquote data-quote="willowdogger" data-source="post: 285006" data-attributes="member: 20888"><p>Not used flash before for this type of event (fell runners out on the hills). Not sure how long the batteries(?) would last and with up to 500 exposures(?), I might have a bit of a problem. </p><p>Yes, I do want to learn and I will be the first to say that I "threw a bit of a wobbly" earlier on in the thread. Thanks to Geoffc for pointing out that my original question (badly put) was: If I spend money on a more expensive lens, what would I gain in terms of quality? Sorry if I seemed a bit "short" but it is frustrating when there is no-one around to answer technical questions. All the local photography clubs seem to be focused on competitions every other week. I just wanted someone who could point me in the right direction with any questions I have. There are lots of courses for portraits and landscapes but sports are few and far between. Thanks for all the replies, I DO take your words on board.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="willowdogger, post: 285006, member: 20888"] Not used flash before for this type of event (fell runners out on the hills). Not sure how long the batteries(?) would last and with up to 500 exposures(?), I might have a bit of a problem. Yes, I do want to learn and I will be the first to say that I "threw a bit of a wobbly" earlier on in the thread. Thanks to Geoffc for pointing out that my original question (badly put) was: If I spend money on a more expensive lens, what would I gain in terms of quality? Sorry if I seemed a bit "short" but it is frustrating when there is no-one around to answer technical questions. All the local photography clubs seem to be focused on competitions every other week. I just wanted someone who could point me in the right direction with any questions I have. There are lots of courses for portraits and landscapes but sports are few and far between. Thanks for all the replies, I DO take your words on board. [/QUOTE]
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