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<blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 495676" data-attributes="member: 8705">Most of these were on a monopod with VC on. For static or slow moving wildlife I leave VC off on the monopod but it's not something I've tested extensively.Some shots were handheld and this lens is perfectly useable that way. I use the VC handheld.I AF fine tune all my lenses, so yes. And it does make a difference.I'm happy with the sharpness but everybody has their own standard. I'm in the fussy but realistic camp. At the airshow my friend was standing next to me also with the D7100 but with the more expensive sigma sport 150-600. His image quality did not look better than mine on Flickr, albeit the processing will have a big effect. Whilst I have had the AF freeze problem a couple of times in the past, I took 900 pictures at the show with not a single freeze. For the money it a heck of a good lens.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Geoffc, post: 495676, member: 8705"] Most of these were on a monopod with VC on. For static or slow moving wildlife I leave VC off on the monopod but it's not something I've tested extensively. Some shots were handheld and this lens is perfectly useable that way. I use the VC handheld. I AF fine tune all my lenses, so yes. And it does make a difference. I'm happy with the sharpness but everybody has their own standard. I'm in the fussy but realistic camp. At the airshow my friend was standing next to me also with the D7100 but with the more expensive sigma sport 150-600. His image quality did not look better than mine on Flickr, albeit the processing will have a big effect. Whilst I have had the AF freeze problem a couple of times in the past, I took 900 pictures at the show with not a single freeze. For the money it a heck of a good lens. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD [/QUOTE]

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