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Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8D ED AF VS Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM
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<blockquote data-quote="Sandpoint" data-source="post: 106377" data-attributes="member: 9470"><p>I am not able to check them out in person at this time. I thought of buying the Nikkor, and then renting the Sig' down the road (<em>chance of getting a bunk one though</em>), and then pitting them against each other in some tests. If I preferred the Siggy, I could always just sell the Nikon, purchase the Sig' and go from there. If the Siggy I bought didn't live up, I could turn around and sell that, and pick up the Nikkor again (<em>chances of getting another good Nikkor variant are pretty high with their older builds</em>)... So far though I am leaning heavily toward the Nikkor 80-200 two ring. It seems to be a fairly proven lens, and VR/OS isn't too much of a concern with me at the time. I don't mind using the support if it's needed really. Guess we will see how it goes...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sandpoint, post: 106377, member: 9470"] I am not able to check them out in person at this time. I thought of buying the Nikkor, and then renting the Sig' down the road ([I]chance of getting a bunk one though[/I]), and then pitting them against each other in some tests. If I preferred the Siggy, I could always just sell the Nikon, purchase the Sig' and go from there. If the Siggy I bought didn't live up, I could turn around and sell that, and pick up the Nikkor again ([I]chances of getting another good Nikkor variant are pretty high with their older builds[/I])... So far though I am leaning heavily toward the Nikkor 80-200 two ring. It seems to be a fairly proven lens, and VR/OS isn't too much of a concern with me at the time. I don't mind using the support if it's needed really. Guess we will see how it goes... [/QUOTE]
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