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D7000
More expensive lens means a better image.
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<blockquote data-quote="willowdogger" data-source="post: 286736" data-attributes="member: 20888"><p>Thanks for that.</p><p>There were 350 people in the race and unfortunately, they don't all come across one at a time. I quite like the guy looking at the lens while "bits" of bodies are at the edges. I was paddling in the stream at the time and could have stayed in the same position, but I'd be bored with just standing back for each shot. The girl stands out and I focus on her, the 50mm lens is obviously fixed and doesn't allow me to zoom in and out. I do love how light it is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="willowdogger, post: 286736, member: 20888"] Thanks for that. There were 350 people in the race and unfortunately, they don't all come across one at a time. I quite like the guy looking at the lens while "bits" of bodies are at the edges. I was paddling in the stream at the time and could have stayed in the same position, but I'd be bored with just standing back for each shot. The girl stands out and I focus on her, the 50mm lens is obviously fixed and doesn't allow me to zoom in and out. I do love how light it is. [/QUOTE]
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