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Nikon 70-300mm ED
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_W" data-source="post: 66104" data-attributes="member: 9521"><p>I also have a copy of the old non-VR version of this lens and it served me very well when my son was in La Crosse. That lens and my trusty D70s captured some Sport Illustrated-worthy shots, if I do say so myself. Kids flying over each other and the ball frozen in mid-air, etc. On an FX (or 35mm) the edges at 300 are a bit soft and it does have a solid pincushion issue, but on a DX all that is minimal and for the going price these lenses fetch on the market, it's a solid purchase for someone w/o a longer zoom and doesn't want to spend $500 for the VRII version.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave_W, post: 66104, member: 9521"] I also have a copy of the old non-VR version of this lens and it served me very well when my son was in La Crosse. That lens and my trusty D70s captured some Sport Illustrated-worthy shots, if I do say so myself. Kids flying over each other and the ball frozen in mid-air, etc. On an FX (or 35mm) the edges at 300 are a bit soft and it does have a solid pincushion issue, but on a DX all that is minimal and for the going price these lenses fetch on the market, it's a solid purchase for someone w/o a longer zoom and doesn't want to spend $500 for the VRII version. [/QUOTE]
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